Cuyamaca Lake and Peak

Last Friday, a late-season storm rolled through San Diego and dumped 1.5″ of rain and snow in the Cuyamaca Rancho State Park area. I drove out at the tail end of the storm and hiked up the peak, back down, and then through the area just south of the lake. This brief photo essay catalogs the hike.

 

Stonewall Peak

 

Black Oak Leaves

 

Iced Branches

 

Iced pine needles

 

Iced black oak

 

Iced ceanothus

 

Iced Pacific dogwood

 

More dogwood

 

Indian paintbrush and ceanothus

 

Mule deer

 

Lake Cuyamaca

 

Fletcher Island

 

Blue Heron

 

Stonewall Mine Trail

 

Marty Minshall Trail

 

 

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