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At another junction on the way to Coyote Springs, I pull out my map to look for this fork in the road

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07185-bike-map-800px.jpg I decide to walk upstream to explore the extent of the stream and see if its beginning can be easily identifiedThumbnailsThis final piece of the road to Coyote Springs is a little rocky, but has fresh tire tracksI decide to walk upstream to explore the extent of the stream and see if its beginning can be easily identifiedThumbnailsThis final piece of the road to Coyote Springs is a little rocky, but has fresh tire tracksI decide to walk upstream to explore the extent of the stream and see if its beginning can be easily identifiedThumbnailsThis final piece of the road to Coyote Springs is a little rocky, but has fresh tire tracksI decide to walk upstream to explore the extent of the stream and see if its beginning can be easily identifiedThumbnailsThis final piece of the road to Coyote Springs is a little rocky, but has fresh tire tracksI decide to walk upstream to explore the extent of the stream and see if its beginning can be easily identifiedThumbnailsThis final piece of the road to Coyote Springs is a little rocky, but has fresh tire tracks

I don't have the USGS topography map with me, but the road to the right looks like the correct way to Coyote Springs.