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Post-Storm Hike to Coyote Peak, 1/19/18 by Ronald Horii
As storm clouds were parting, I went to Santa Teresa County Park to check out the views with the clouds in the background. I stopped at the Mine Trail access on Bernal Road. Then I went to the Pueblo Area and hiked up the Hidden Springs Trail to the Coyote Peak Trail to Coyote Peak. The air wasn't clear enough to see all the way to San Francisco, but I did get some nice views, with some interesting clouds.
At the same time, in the Pueblo Day Use Area, the San Jose Fire Department was conducting training exercises: https://www.facebook.com/STPFriends/photos/ms.c.eJw9y7ENACAMA7CPUNME0v7~;GBIIRg~_GBJjR0zGtgeNUdrDx7Ws810o6xWeeX9h5ug~;c.bps.a.144117219570583.1073741830.141065623209076/144117309570574/?type=3
As storm clouds were parting, I went to Santa Teresa County Park to check out the views with the clouds in the background. I stopped at the Mine Trail access on Bernal Road. Then I went to the Pueblo Area and hiked up the Hidden Springs Trail to the Coyote Peak Trail to Coyote Peak. The air wasn't clear enough to see all the way to San Francisco, but I did get some nice views, with some interesting clouds.
At the same time, in the Pueblo Day Use Area, the San Jose Fire Department was conducting training exercises: https://www.facebook.com/STPFriends/photos/ms.c.eJw9y7ENACAMA7CPUNME0v7~;GBIIRg~_GBJjR0zGtgeNUdrDx7Ws810o6xWeeX9h5ug~;c.bps.a.144117219570583.1073741830.141065623209076/144117309570574/?type=3
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