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The preserve has been worked on since 1999 to prepare it for public use. Here, rocks help counteract the threat of a landslide happening.
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Roses and other flowers can be seen along the trail. You'll notice how blackberries, native to the area, grow among the flowers.
Flowers bloom along the trail.
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David Hitchcock
Jun 13, 2019 near Lexington Hills, CA
“The preserve has been worked on since 1999 to prepare it for public use. Here, rocks help counteract the threat of a landslide happening.”  

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The preserve has been worked on since 1999 to prepare it for public use. Here, rocks help counteract the threat of a landslide happening.
Flowers bloom along the trail.
If you look closely around you, you can see evidence of human occupation in the early parts of your hike.
Most of the views are obstructed by trees, but occasionally you get a glimpse of the surrounding hills.
The trail turns to dirt at this point as it climbs higher into the preserve.
The trail levels off and provides a great opportunity to enjoy a break from all the climbing you have done to this point.
A nice bridge provides you an easy method for crossing this creek.
Roses and other flowers can be seen along the trail. You'll notice how blackberries, native to the area, grow among the flowers.
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Alma Trail

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Lexington Hills, CA
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