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A view north over the La Quinta Cove with most of the climb completed. From here, drop down into Guadalupe Creek.
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Somehow we stumbled upon the Agua Alta Spring... the spring is up the draw to the north but do not rely on this as a water source!
An old "cowboy" camp located along the Guadalupe Creek.
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Mitch Moldenhauer
Mar 4, 2018 near La Quinta, CA
“A view north over the La Quinta Cove with most of the climb completed. From here, drop down into Guadalupe Creek.”  

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A view north over the La Quinta Cove with most of the climb completed. From here, drop down into Guadalupe Creek.
An old "cowboy" camp located along the Guadalupe Creek.
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Somehow we stumbled upon the Agua Alta Spring... the spring is up the draw to the north but do not rely on this as a water source!
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