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Off the Kelso Dunes power-line road, I notice vehicle tracks going past a Wilderness boundary marker

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08271-powerline-road.jpg Old Kelso Road occasionally crosses dry washes where it is suddenly rocky instead of sandyThumbnailsPond turtle, Henry Coe State ParkOld Kelso Road occasionally crosses dry washes where it is suddenly rocky instead of sandyThumbnailsPond turtle, Henry Coe State ParkOld Kelso Road occasionally crosses dry washes where it is suddenly rocky instead of sandyThumbnailsPond turtle, Henry Coe State ParkOld Kelso Road occasionally crosses dry washes where it is suddenly rocky instead of sandyThumbnailsPond turtle, Henry Coe State ParkOld Kelso Road occasionally crosses dry washes where it is suddenly rocky instead of sandyThumbnailsPond turtle, Henry Coe State Park

Cars and bicycles are prohibited in official Wilderness areas, but the signage is generally absent or so weak (a non-descript metal post in this case) that accidental trespassing should be expected.