Photo Tour: Henry W. Coe State Park
Bear Mountain Peak · Water Gulch & Little Long Canyon · Roller Coaster Ridge · Northern Pacheco Ridge · Pacheco Camp · Walsh Peak · Tie Down Peak & Hole in the Rock · Southern Pacheco Ridge · Pacheco Falls · Walsh Cabin · Willson Field Hill · Center Flats & Hurricane Pond · Burra Burra Peak & Dowdy Ranch · Kaiser-Aetna Road & Bell Station · Cañada de la Dormida · Rock Springs Peak & Vasquez Peak · Coon Hunter's Gulch · Phegley Ridge & Redfern Pond · Upper Hunting Hollow · Osos Ridge & Bill's Hill · Hunting Hollow Entrance · Gilroy Hot Springs Road
Water Gulch & Little Long Canyon
Water Gulch from park boundary, view south. At upper left on the horizon is Willow Ridge.
30 March 1991.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
Devil's Ass Peak (the rounded mountain just to the left of center)
and Bear Mountain Peak (sharp summit 1/3 of the way from right)
from the east end of Blue Ridge Road.
The name Devil's Ass Peak is not used on any park maps, but I
have it on good authority that this is an historical name. The summit and northeast
slope of this 1,950 foot feature is privately owned.
21 April 1991
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
East Fork of Coyote Creek.
29 April 2001.
Photo copyright Ó by Vincent von Kaenel.
Used with permission.
Bear Mountain Road along the East Fork of Coyote Creek. The portion of
the road up the hill in the background is not as steep as it looks.
It's steeper.
29 April 2001
Photo copyright Ó by Vincent von Kaenel, used with permission.
The view down Bear Mountain Road toward the East Fork, Devil's Ass Peak
in the background. The photo immediately above was taken from the flat visible
in the middle of the image.
29 April 2001.
Photo copyright Ó by Vincent von Kaenel, used with permission.
Henry W. Coe State Park, California
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