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The Limekiln Trail winds along a steep, rugged hillside with a creek at the bottom.
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Climbing into the Santa Cruz Mountains on Priest Rock Trail, enjoy this view of Mt. Thayer, the highest point in the distance.
The Limekiln Trail crosses this small creek, which can flood with wintertime rains.
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Joan Pendleton
Feb 24, 2017 near Lexington Hills, CA
“The Limekiln Trail winds along a steep, rugged hillside with a creek at the bottom.”  

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The Limekiln Trail winds along a steep, rugged hillside with a creek at the bottom.
The Limekiln Trail crosses this small creek, which can flood with wintertime rains.
This is the northwest shoulder of Mt. Thayer, with the ridges of the Santa Cruz Mountains behind it. This is looking southeast from Priest Rock Trail.
High on the Priest Rock Trail and Limekiln Trail, beautiful maroon blooms grow on weeds in early spring.
Water cascades along the Limekiln Trail after drenching winter rains.
With a brush-covered ridge to the northeast, the Priest Rock Trail climbs in the distance to end at the Kennedy Trail.
High on the Limekiln Trail, enjoy these views looking across the valley to the source of a creek.
Climbing into the Santa Cruz Mountains on Priest Rock Trail, enjoy this view of Mt. Thayer, the highest point in the distance.
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Limekiln Trail

5.1 mi 8.2 km
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Los Gatos, CA