I decided to ride my bike up our new trail to see where it goes. Here is
a record of my trip...
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I rode from Albertson's (on the right), following the red line, up the switchbacks we worked on yesterday (in the middle). Reino Road is at the bottom; the view is from the east, looking west. Dos Viento would be in the background.
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This is the end of the trail we worked on.
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I decided to leave my bike here and walk up the impending trail
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A few yards further on, you crest a hill and can see Old Boney and the trails at the top of Sycamore Canyon.
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Very soon, after just a few yards more, the trail becomes somewhat indistinct.
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At this point, my bike is about 100 yards behind me.
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Pretty soon the trail starts to open up again.
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But then it starts to fork so the true path is hard to follow.
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Back at the end of the new trail where I left my bike, looking towards Conejo Peak, you can see the houses of Dos Vientos.
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On the way back down, looking over Reino Rd (in the middle), you can see the trails on the other side that this trail will connect to.
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From the east side of Reino Rd, looking back at the switchbacks we were working on yesterday, you can see the storm catch basin in the foreground, and a tiny bit of the duck pond as well.
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On the east side of Reino Rd, the trail is rutted and hard to climb, and soon comes to a section next to the fence that is impossible to climb. The fork on the other side was just as bad.
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A trailhead on Walter Ave. The next picture shows the sign close up so you can read it.
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According to a recent Acorn, the developer originally wanted to build 200 homes on this site, but reduced it to 24 on Sept 13th.
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