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After almost two miles on Willow Ridge Road, I reach the junction with Coit Road

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09501-willow-ridge-coit-junction-800px.jpg After an hour on Pinto Mountain, I start my way back down to the valley on the easy north side through a boulder patchThumbnailsAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadAfter an hour on Pinto Mountain, I start my way back down to the valley on the easy north side through a boulder patchThumbnailsAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadAfter an hour on Pinto Mountain, I start my way back down to the valley on the easy north side through a boulder patchThumbnailsAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadAfter an hour on Pinto Mountain, I start my way back down to the valley on the easy north side through a boulder patchThumbnailsAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine RoadAfter an hour on Pinto Mountain, I start my way back down to the valley on the easy north side through a boulder patchThumbnailsAfter almost two hours of climbing, I reach the corral, my favourite landmark (one of the only ones) on Morning Star Mine Road

I continue straight ahead on Crest Trail, which is another fire road, despite the "trail" name.