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Is this manzanita in tree form? It was found high on the Limekiln Trail.
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Enjoy stunning views from the Priest Rock / Kennedy Trail intersection.
High on the Limekiln Trail, enjoy these views looking across the valley to the source of a creek.
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Joan Pendleton
Feb 24, 2017 near Lexington Hills, CA
“Is this manzanita in tree form? It was found high on the Limekiln Trail.”  

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Is this manzanita in tree form? It was found high on the Limekiln Trail.
High on the Limekiln Trail, enjoy these views looking across the valley to the source of a creek.
This spot on the Limekiln Trail marks the approaching Kennedy Trail and Woods Trail junction high in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mt. Umunhum in the distance on the left, Mt. Thayer closer, on the right, as Kennedy Trail approaches its final climb to end near Mt. El Sombroso in the Santa Cruz Mountains
Water cascades along the Limekiln Trail after drenching winter rains.
Quicksilver Park hills of Capitancillos Ridge, South San Jose, and the East Bay Hills in the distance, as seen looking northeast from high on Kennedy Trail
Santa Cruz Mountains with a glimpse of Lexington Reservoir, seen looking southwest from high on Kennedy Trail
Enjoy stunning views from the Priest Rock / Kennedy Trail intersection.
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Limekiln Trail

5.1 mi 8.2 km
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Los Gatos, CA