HJT001
Location: 33.6775093078613, -117.517501831055
Head N on road; trail crosses Holy Jim Creek, named after a beekeeper who lived in N. Fork of Trabuco Canyon
HJT002
Location: 33.6828804016113, -117.516998291016
End of road; head up small hill past cabins and Forest Service gate
HJT003
Location: 33.6914291381836, -117.511596679688
On L, note man-made pools with fish; ahead, mulberry trees sag with berries in summer
HJT004
Location: 33.6933784484863, -117.513603210449
R @ T for .2-mi. spur creekside trail to Holy Jim Falls
HJT005
Location: 33.6946182250977, -117.515998840332
Tendrils of Holy Jim Falls cascade 20 ft. into pool; return to WPT 4
HJT006
Location: 33.6932601928711, -117.513641357422
Straight @ 3-way up Holy Jim Trail; gradual climb in lush woods
HJT007
Location: 33.6907997131348, -117.513298034668
After 90° bend, trail exits canyon, climbing 900 ft. over 17 switchbacks; look NW to Santiago Peak (5,687 ft.)
HJT008
Location: 33.7032318115234, -117.519599914551
Last major switchback; tall, fragrant sage conceals trail
HJT009
Location: 33.7102508544922, -117.519302368164
R @ T junction of Holy Jim Canyon Trail with Main Divide Truck Rd.
HJT010
Location: 33.7083702087402, -117.501602172852
R @ Y onto Main Divide Truck Trail
HJT011
Location: 33.7024536132812, -117.477668762207
Trabuco Peak to E; in 1893, President Benjamin Harrison protected 50,000 acres around Trabuco Canyon
HJT012
Location: 33.690071105957, -117.466499328613
Pass yellow gate: Horsethief trailhead. Descend SW on loose rock
HJT013
Location: 33.6841087341309, -117.478401184082
R @ T where Horsethief Trail becomes Trabuco Canyon Trail
HJT014
Location: 33.6841697692871, -117.497100830078
Cross creek, pass Alder Spring, and return to car
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