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A snake suns itself along the trail, causing walkers to give it a wide berth, but otherwise, leaving people alone.
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The trail as it descends towards Alpine Road and Interstate 280. Clouds roll along the hills, making for a great view.
A woodpecker sits on a branch alongside the trail. You can hear them, and catch glimpses of them, as you climb through the lower part of the trail which is more wooded due to its proximity to the creek.
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David Hitchcock
Mar 6, 2016 near Ladera, CA
“A snake suns itself along the trail, causing walkers to give it a wide berth, but otherwise, leaving people alone.”  

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A snake suns itself along the trail, causing walkers to give it a wide berth, but otherwise, leaving people alone.
A woodpecker sits on a branch alongside the trail. You can hear them, and catch glimpses of them, as you climb through the lower part of the trail which is more wooded due to its proximity to the creek.
The Stanford Dish sits at the top of the climb. The trail gently climbs to the dish, making it a relatively easy trail, despite the uphill.
The Stanford Dish and moon at sunset.
Squirrel feeding on grass seeds along the trail.
Tarantula on the trail. In the winter, they can be found on and beside the trail, so watch where you step.
Squirrels burrow in the ground off to the sides of the trail. You'll see them feeding on grass seeds and hear them as they chirp warnings to each other.
The trail as it descends towards Alpine Road and Interstate 280. Clouds roll along the hills, making for a great view.
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