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Coit Road descends toward the Mahoney Meadows area.

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05920-coit-road-to-mahoney-800px.jpg Adjacent to that stand of grey pines, a lone manzanita grows in a field of chamise.ThumbnailsI pause along Mahoney Meadows Road to take in the view across the canyon to Willow Ridge on the other side.Adjacent to that stand of grey pines, a lone manzanita grows in a field of chamise.ThumbnailsI pause along Mahoney Meadows Road to take in the view across the canyon to Willow Ridge on the other side.Adjacent to that stand of grey pines, a lone manzanita grows in a field of chamise.ThumbnailsI pause along Mahoney Meadows Road to take in the view across the canyon to Willow Ridge on the other side.Adjacent to that stand of grey pines, a lone manzanita grows in a field of chamise.ThumbnailsI pause along Mahoney Meadows Road to take in the view across the canyon to Willow Ridge on the other side.Adjacent to that stand of grey pines, a lone manzanita grows in a field of chamise.ThumbnailsI pause along Mahoney Meadows Road to take in the view across the canyon to Willow Ridge on the other side.

A bit beyond the oak grove ahead, Coit Road turns sharply and drops down into the canyon on the left, while Mahoney Meadows Road, my route today, continues along Mahoney Ridge.

Park Headquarters, my destination tomorrow, is up in the direction of the high grassy ridge in the distance.