| January 17, 2004 - McNee Ranch State Park 
 This hike 
          was attended by 9 people on a rather nice winter day. They were: Amy, 
          Andrew, Brenda, Maggie, Mei, Molly, Paul, Sophia, and Steve. Temperature 
          was upper 50's for the most part, with light winds. The total distance 
          was about 8 miles with a total elevation change of 1800'. The cool temperature 
          along with the breeze helped to make the hike feel rather pleasant. 
          The cloudless day afforded very nice views of the grand Pacific. We 
          had lunch at the peak of the Montara mountains where transmission towers 
          were erected. Colorful mushrooms, one as large as a cantaloupe, could 
          be found in the shades towards the entrance of the trail. It's not advised 
          that you touch or consume these critters unless you are an expert in 
          mycology!  Return to [Archives] [Signite Hiking] 
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