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I take a short break at the top of Walsh Trail, look back down, and drink a lot of water

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09667-walsh-trail-up-800px.jpg One of several steep stretches along Center Flats Road, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsWalsh Trail descends quickly into the Pacheco Creek canyonOne of several steep stretches along Center Flats Road, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsWalsh Trail descends quickly into the Pacheco Creek canyonOne of several steep stretches along Center Flats Road, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsWalsh Trail descends quickly into the Pacheco Creek canyonOne of several steep stretches along Center Flats Road, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsWalsh Trail descends quickly into the Pacheco Creek canyonOne of several steep stretches along Center Flats Road, Henry Coe State ParkThumbnailsWalsh Trail descends quickly into the Pacheco Creek canyon

Henry Coe State Park is full of top-of-the-world moments like this. I haven't seen another person since leaving the Hunting Hollow parking lot yesterday afternoon, so the park feels like it's all mine.