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Now that I've passed the 2470-foot summit of Coit Road, it's downhill to China Hole, tonight's campsite at 1150 feet

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00438-ridge-800px.jpg I get the faintest glimpse possible across Silicon Valley while riding down Coit Road toward Mahoney MeadowsThumbnailsBeyond the chamise chapparal, Coit Road crosses grassland and eventually becomes Mahoney Meadows RoadI get the faintest glimpse possible across Silicon Valley while riding down Coit Road toward Mahoney MeadowsThumbnailsBeyond the chamise chapparal, Coit Road crosses grassland and eventually becomes Mahoney Meadows RoadI get the faintest glimpse possible across Silicon Valley while riding down Coit Road toward Mahoney MeadowsThumbnailsBeyond the chamise chapparal, Coit Road crosses grassland and eventually becomes Mahoney Meadows RoadI get the faintest glimpse possible across Silicon Valley while riding down Coit Road toward Mahoney MeadowsThumbnailsBeyond the chamise chapparal, Coit Road crosses grassland and eventually becomes Mahoney Meadows RoadI get the faintest glimpse possible across Silicon Valley while riding down Coit Road toward Mahoney MeadowsThumbnailsBeyond the chamise chapparal, Coit Road crosses grassland and eventually becomes Mahoney Meadows Road

The upper part of Coit Road descending Mahoney Ridge passess through a nice carpet of chamise chaparral with scattered clumps of grey pines and manzanitas (planted by a landscape designer?).