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The dry creek bed of Coyote Creek can be tiring to walk on after a while with all its small rocks

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03039-dry-creek.jpg Snake track across the road near the junction of Jackass Trail.ThumbnailsThe tent dismantled, everything packed up and ready to mount on the bike for the return ride to downtown San Jose today.Snake track across the road near the junction of Jackass Trail.ThumbnailsThe tent dismantled, everything packed up and ready to mount on the bike for the return ride to downtown San Jose today.Snake track across the road near the junction of Jackass Trail.ThumbnailsThe tent dismantled, everything packed up and ready to mount on the bike for the return ride to downtown San Jose today.Snake track across the road near the junction of Jackass Trail.ThumbnailsThe tent dismantled, everything packed up and ready to mount on the bike for the return ride to downtown San Jose today.Snake track across the road near the junction of Jackass Trail.ThumbnailsThe tent dismantled, everything packed up and ready to mount on the bike for the return ride to downtown San Jose today.

The dry creek bed of Coyote Creek can be tiring to walk on after a while with all its small rocks, but sometimes it's easier to follow than the trail.