A hidden palm oasis with views of San Jacinto, San Gorgonio, and the Salton Sea, at the end of 9 backcountry miles on the Bear Creek Oasis Trail. No shade.
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Start the hike by heading through the Cove Oasis Trails gate.
You’ll hike up the wash, and then hit the hills as you make your way up to the oasis, nestled in a secluded canyon.
The start of the hike is relatively flat as it makes its way up the wash. After that you climb. The last section to the oasis has a downhill dip.
This is the trailhead that you want to start at from the parking lot. No pavement for you today!
This is not the trail you want.
As you drive toward the trailhead address, go past the first parking area and continue down to the end of the street, before it turns right.
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You’ll hike up the wash, and then hit the hills as you make your way up to the oasis, nestled in a secluded canyon.
The start of the hike is relatively flat as it makes its way up the wash. After that you climb. The last section to the oasis has a downhill dip.
This is the trailhead that you want to start at from the parking lot. No pavement for you today!
This is not the trail you want.
As you drive toward the trailhead address, go past the first parking area and continue down to the end of the street, before it turns right.
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