Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
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Tom Schweich |
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California Highway 146 connects both the east and west sides of Pinnacles National Monument to the outside world. The east side is connected at California Highway 25 and the west side at US Highway 101 in Soledad. |
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Junction: California Highway 25, north to Hollister, or south. |
| Junction: Bear Gulch Road, to Bear Gulch Visitor Center. | |
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There is no road between Bear Gulch and Chaparral, even though some maps show such as road. It is, however, possible to hike between then two ends of Highway 146 over the Old Pinnacles Trail to the Balconies Trail. You can incorporate the Juniper Canyon Trail and the High Peaks Trail into a loop, and cover much of the park in a single day of hiking. | |
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Pinnacles National Monument.
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Chaparral Parking AreaEnd of the road and a small visitor center. |
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Gabilan Range.
Stonewall Canyon.
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Gabilan Range.
Stonewall Canyon.
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Salinas Valley.
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Junction: Metz Road, south to King City. |
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Soledad |
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Junction: US Highway 101, north to San Francisco, or south to Los Angeles. |
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Date and time this article was prepared: 12/9/2024 7:22:12 PM |
