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The pig fence at the end of the trail signals the end of the hike as you have reached the park boundary.
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View from the trail of the surrounding hillside.
Small wildflowers can be seen on the sides of the trail in the winter.
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David Hitchcock
Feb 20, 2016 near Soledad, CA
“The pig fence at the end of the trail signals the end of the hike as you have reached the park boundary.”  

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The pig fence at the end of the trail signals the end of the hike as you have reached the park boundary.
Small wildflowers can be seen on the sides of the trail in the winter.
2.3 miles from the beginning of the trail, you reach the park boundary.
The trail runs close to the creek bed, causing trees to be plentiful in the area. This provides shade during the heat of the day while the higher trails in Pinnacles lack the shade.
Looking back toward the trailhead, the trail winds through the trees and the brush. There aren't trees on the hills because it is so dry compared to the creek area.
The trail as it runs through the old creek bed.
The narrow trail winds through tall grass in the winter. In the mornings, the grass is wet so make sure you wear appropriate footwear.
View from the trail of the surrounding hillside.
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South Wilderness Trail

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