Capture Calif

Capture California

What is a YOLT? Well, you may have heard the term YOLO. Gary and Sherri think we can live again, not as James Bond, but as being reborn. Consequently, we are having fun in our life, after all, You Only Live Twice.

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Adventure 008, Hike 090 - Canet Trail

Capture California, the Game-2012
Adventure: 008, Hike 090 - Canet Trail
Team: Thing One, Thing Two
Date:  September 6, 2012
Location: Morro State Park Cerro Cabrillo
Hike Info:
Trail: Canet
Distance: 0.4 miles
Duration: 0:12
Elevation Rise: 82'






Description:
We took this trail from the Quarry Trail down to the Park Ridge Trail. It does connect with Live Oak Trail, close to Portola Hill. We did see a fair amount of poison oak on this part of the trail. Thing Two was careful to not brush against it; Thine One is fearless, and foolish, when it comes to this menace.



Because this trail goes across one of the Nine Sister morro's of Morro Bay, we were able to have a broad view of the Cerro Cabrillo. There is some interested information regarding the Cerro Cabrillo. They are ancient volcanic mountains of the plug type. The Sierra Club has an informational page, along with some advocacy for this area.



From the sign by the Trail: Canet-Vicente Canet received a land grant of 4,400 acres in 1840. The land known as Rancho San Bernardo included much of Morro Bay. A large hacienda was built of the properly. The Canet adobe was U-shaped, more than 200 feet in length, with was three feet thick. IT was the Morro Castle at San Bernardo Creek. Pedro Quintana purchased Rancho San Bernardo in 1874.



No comments:

Post a Comment