Henry Coe St Park/ Coit Lake 26 Mile Trip

[Jay Wilkerson]

Leaving from the park headquarters is a 26 mile round trip. Probably sleeping at HQ Friday night and leaving early,early Saturday morning. 10% chance of rain on Saturday and cold. All welcome and see ya there or PM ME if you have interest in working out some logistics.

[Jay Wilkerson]

BUMP!

Coyote Creek

[Lisa Frugoli]

Jay – I was there last weekend. Beautiful weather. Warm, too, if you camp high. . The wildflowers are starting to bloom – I saw shooting stars, hound’s tongue, milkmaids, buttercup, fuchsia-flowered gooseberry, poppy, and lace parsnip.

Pacheco Camp

Morning

Spring

Pacheco Fals

Vista

[Jay Wilkerson]

Great pictures Lisa! HC is a HUGE park with plenty of areas to explore.

[Matthew Black]

Jay,

I need to stay in town this weekend but I'm thinking of a trip out at Coe as wild flowers start to bloom in the next two months.

[Jay Wilkerson]

They are already starting to bloom!

[Jay Wilkerson]

Thanks Chris and Julie! I really had a great time spending some time with you two. Good Luck on your next adventure. I got back to the parks HQ around 12:00 and then went to IN-N-Out Burger the perfect after a backpacking trip food IMHO. See Ya!

[Matthew Black]

Sounds great, Jay. How are the wildflowers?

[Chris S]

Thanks for throwing this trip announcement out there, Jay. We had a great time as well. We spent a little time having coffee by the lake in the morning, took a lunch break at Los Cruceros and then took a less direct route back via the narrows to china hole and up the china hole trail….so we didn't end up getting back to the HQ until around 2:30. Good times!

[Jay Wilkerson]

Coit Lake from Willow Ridge

Henry Coe has unlimited possibilities of loops, out & backs and fishing. This is a excellent park to enjoy in the Winter months.

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