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    The ultimate adventure guide

    Stacy Repin
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    09/19/2020
    The Stevens Creek Nature Trail is a shaded single-track with oak and bay trees on each side. This trail also includes interpretation panels along the way.
    Stacy Repin
    Photo Date: 
    09/19/2020
    You will cross several footbridges that cut through a seasonal creek on the Stevens Creek Nature Trail.
    Stacy Repin
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    09/19/2020
    The trail opens up to ridge views along the Indian Creek Trail.
    Stacy Repin
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    09/19/2020
    The top of Black Mountain comes to view on Montebello Road.
    Stacy Repin
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    09/19/2020
    There are rock outcroppings near the top of Black Mountain - this is a popular resting spot.
    Stacy Repin
    Photo Date: 
    09/19/2020
    Sometimes wildlife can pop out and surprise you - deer near the beginning of the Bella Vista Trail on the way back down.
    Stacy Repin
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    09/19/2020
    From the Bella Vista Trail you can see the rippling hills and ravines created by the movement of the San Andreas Fault.
    Stacy Repin
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    09/19/2020
    Gradually meandering down the Bella Vista Trail which curves around the hillsides.
    Stacy Repin
    Photo Date: 
    09/19/2020
    There is a resting bench near the sag ponds on the Canyon Trail - just half a mile from the parking lot.

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