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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2008: Bikepacking in Henry Coe State Park / Day 8: China Hole, Henry Coe State Park, to home in downtown San José by bicycle, via Coyote Creek Trail /

Woo hoo, I've made it back to Henry Coe Headquarters and my week spent in the Park comes to an end

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00561-coe-visitor-center-80.jpg Looking back down toward the canyon across to Willow Ridge from Manzanita Point Road, about 1100 feet above China HoleThumbnailsI begin the 2600-foot descent down Dunne Ave from Henry Coe State Park to Silicon ValleyLooking back down toward the canyon across to Willow Ridge from Manzanita Point Road, about 1100 feet above China HoleThumbnailsI begin the 2600-foot descent down Dunne Ave from Henry Coe State Park to Silicon ValleyLooking back down toward the canyon across to Willow Ridge from Manzanita Point Road, about 1100 feet above China HoleThumbnailsI begin the 2600-foot descent down Dunne Ave from Henry Coe State Park to Silicon ValleyLooking back down toward the canyon across to Willow Ridge from Manzanita Point Road, about 1100 feet above China HoleThumbnailsI begin the 2600-foot descent down Dunne Ave from Henry Coe State Park to Silicon ValleyLooking back down toward the canyon across to Willow Ridge from Manzanita Point Road, about 1100 feet above China HoleThumbnailsI begin the 2600-foot descent down Dunne Ave from Henry Coe State Park to Silicon Valley

I go inside and have a good chat with the folks on duty and consume a couple of cans of Coke, which I only drink on bikepacking trips (toward the end). Though it's cooler today, it's still 90 degrees, so there aren't many people here in the "busy" part of the Park.

I rinse my sweaty head and fill up with cold water before leaving.