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Upper Coyote Canyon Trail - Anza Borrego Desert

The Upper Coyote Canyon trail is located in Anza, California in the Anza Borrego desert national forest. This trail is an out and back trail, there is no passage through the mountains to the South Coyote Canyon Trail. We really enjoyed the day out there and we only ran into 2 other off-roaders the whole trip. Baily’s Cabin is a free pack-in & pack-out camp site that is worth checking out and if you time it just right, like we did, following a rain, you will see many cactus in bloom. Coyote Canyon runs from Anza to Borrego Springs and offers two separate vehicle trails, one from the north and one from the south. Of the two, the southern approach is more popular with hikers and four-wheelers. It is also slightly easier, although a rough half-mile sec­tion will test any vehicle. For eight months of the year, hikers, horses, and mountain bikers can connect the two trails via a 3 mile section of the canyon between Middle and Upper Willows. Between June 1 and September 30 each year, Coyote Canyon is closed to all users to protect water sources for the rare peninsular bighorn sheep. A seasonal closure gate after Second Crossing restricts users during this time. The trail is best suited for small and midsize SUV because of a couple spots where there is tight clearance between large boulders. Good clearance and tires, and an absence of side steps and low-hanging brush bars, are a definite advantage. Juan Bautista de Anza first passed through the Borrego Valley in March 1774, on his first route-finding mission to the new Spanish settlements in California. Santa Catarina Springs was their campsite on March 14, 1774. http://www.borregospringschamber.com/... ******************** 🌐 TRAILRECON.COM 🌐 https://trailrecon.com Check out our website if you’re looking for off-road or overland gear and equipment for your next rig and your next off-the-grid adventure. We have everything you need, including recovery gear, tents, cooking and kitchen gear, sleeping bags, TrailRecon clothes and stickers, and a lot more. If you’re interested in reading in-depth articles about the places we go, products we use, and our personal insights about overlanding, you’ll want to check out our blog. https://trailrecon.com/blog.asp ******************** 📲 SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS 📲 Facebook: www.facebook.com/trailrecon Instagram: www.instagram.com/trailrecon/ ******************** Music By: Topher Mohr - Stalling    • Free Rock Music | Topher Mohr - Stalling   Silent Partner - Watch it Glow    • Free Rock Music | Silent Partner - Watch i...