Trail Guide | Upper Coyote Canyon | Re-tracing the 1775 Anza Expedition
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2021
- Trail Guide | Upper Coyote Canyon | Re-tracing the 1775 Anza Expedition
In 1775 Spanish explorer and military officer Juan Bautista de Anza led 300 settlors and 1,000 livestock from Mexico to Northern California, the first Over-Land expedition of that route. During that expedition, his party camped during Christmas time along Coyote Canyon, near the town of Anza, CA, and within present day Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Here, I explore the canyon, showing you what not to miss, where to camp, and tips on navigation and obstacles.
Share your coyote canyon story below! Are you old enough to remember when it connected all the way through?
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Have you visited this trail? What did you think?
We used to drive that trail all the way from Borrego Springs on up to the Turkey Track and beyond. Of course that was back before they decided to break the trail into two and not let people drive from one to the other. Bummer. It was fun.
My favorite sections were where we actually drove along the middle of flowing steams for a ways! One of them was really wide and in open. Didn't even feel like CA there. The other narrow narrow and through a dense grove of trees... had to be one of the "Willows" I guess. Upper one.
My Son-in-law and I did the Upper Canyon to Bailey Cabin about a month ago/April '24....rough trail, but the Tacoma made it down and back just fine. Had a blast!
We need more videos like this please!
was trying to reach out to the park office to see if this is actually a trail and found this. great work. thanks!
excellent video! Enjoyed it lots!
Just got back from lower Coyote and here I am on RUclips trying to find other stuff. I love the way you pace and narrate. Great vid. Gonna take my Mojave out soon to upper thanks to this video!
Thanks for watching!
Can't wait to order a gladiator, appreciate the reviews
Good video man! I’m in the San Diego area and definitely putting this one on my list :)
Great video! Love this content!
Thanks so much!
Great video! Excellent production and information. That downhill looks kinda gnarly but I’d like to go out there sometime!
Just rode down this on Monday. Had a hell of a time getting back out 😳
I went down a few months ago on a dual sport bike the last drop off is pretty rough would not go alone
@@joeThompson-ik9lu Yea, we got down ok but it was very washed out and slippery trying to ride back up. We were on adventure bikes; I fell over once, my friend on his Tiger like 4x LOL. It was a rough day. Once we were passed the very bottom section and could stand up with some momentum, it was mostly ok.
Looking at buying the Rubicon.. great video
Go for it!
Great video!
Thanks for the visit
Wow. Very cool. Great footage. Haven’t done, but certainly on the bucket list.
Go for it!
Isn't this an older video (originally posted some time ago)?
-- BR
Yes I split off my channels and am reposting some outdoor content here
Time for a Taco video ;-)
the toyota kind or the carne asada kind? ;)
@@BigRockOutdoors1 Both :-)