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Home / Mojave Preserve and Desert bikepacking trips / 2007: Henry Coe State Park Mountain-Bike Camping / Day 7: A short day hike from Pacheco Camp up Pacheco Creek, then returning via Pacheco Ridge; about six miles round-trip. /

Gnarled oak on Pacheco Creek Trail at a (dry) creek crossing.

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05810-pacheco-creek-road-800px.jpg Half a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.ThumbnailsAlmost two miles up Pacheco Creek Trail, I see the sign ahead for the trail to Rose Spring.Half a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.ThumbnailsAlmost two miles up Pacheco Creek Trail, I see the sign ahead for the trail to Rose Spring.Half a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.ThumbnailsAlmost two miles up Pacheco Creek Trail, I see the sign ahead for the trail to Rose Spring.Half a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.ThumbnailsAlmost two miles up Pacheco Creek Trail, I see the sign ahead for the trail to Rose Spring.Half a mile up Pacheco Creek Trail, the singletrack Rose Dam Trail veers off and rises eventually to Hoover Lake.ThumbnailsAlmost two miles up Pacheco Creek Trail, I see the sign ahead for the trail to Rose Spring.

This tree looks like it may have had a hard life.