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Coleman Reservoir is always a pleasure to visit. You don’t have to go far from Coleman Reservoir to see the water at Coleman Reservoir Dam, and there are some fine whitewater spots on Arroyo Seco River. This lake is so wonderful. Going for a hike on the Girard Trail is always a brilliant adventure, and a magnificent place to explore close by is Coleman Canyon. So many exciting things in the neighborhood of Coleman Reservoir, absolutely phenomenal. Why not
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| | camp at San Lorenzo Park if you're here at Coleman Reservoir, and there are glorious sites to look at along the Gamboa Trail. For the duration of the summer months at Coleman Reservoir temperatures are commonly in the 80's. Once the sun is down it plunges down to the 50's. For the duration of the winter highs are regularly in the 60's with temperatures at Coleman Reservoir dipping down into the 30's all through winter nights. This lake is so wonderful. Dry | |
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warm beds await you at Quality Inn King City. And if that's not sufficient there's plenty more entertaining things to do in the Santa Lucia Range. If you need a site to stay King City Days Inn is a tremendous choice, and since you're
here, you could also pop by pretty Lower Stoney Creek Reservoir. Camping is available at Miguel Campground, and do go to Milpitas Reservoir, it's a pretty lake. Now, you may imagine that's a lot but there's even more fun things
to do here in the Santa Lucia Range. Get yourself into a kayak and hit San Antonio, and close by you locate the Arroyo Seco Trail which is a splendid hiking trail. Coleman Reservoir is a location that is relatively arid mostly; the
month of January is the wettest with most of the rain, and July is when it's the driest. Coleman Reservoir is located in the Santa Lucia Range.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 36.08444 Longitude: -121.2814
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| These outdoors activities are available near Coleman Reservoir. |
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| | Hiking Trails Near Coleman Reservoir:
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Arroyo Seco Trail, Monterey County, 15 miles away 7.6 hiking miles, 2631 feet elevation difference |
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Girard Trail, Monterey County, 15 miles away 5.1 hiking miles, 3407 feet elevation difference |
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Gamboa Trail, Monterey County, 17 miles away 6.6 hiking miles, 1759 feet elevation difference |
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| | Whitewater Near Coleman Reservoir:
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San Antonio, Monterey CountyCounty, 4 miles away Class II - 10.7 miles long (Above and down to Mission San Antonio de Padua) |
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Arroyo Seco River, Monterey CountyCounty, 13 miles away Class III - 14.5 miles long (Arroyo Seco Picnic Area to Route G16 bridge) |
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Nacimiento River, Monterey CountyCounty, 16 miles away Class I-III - 15 miles long (Hunter Liggett to Turtle Creek) |
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Hanging Valley Campground
 | 15 miles away Camp is closed... |
Nacimiento River
 | 16 miles away I have lived on this portion of the river for 15 years. Although you could probaly put a canoe in the river on Fort Hunter Ligget with permission from Range Control, it would be very difficult to get past the rock formations at the Shut In. There is no public access to the Nacimiento River near Turtle Creek. One would have to go all the way to Lake Nacimiento to find a legal exit. Surface flow usually stops around the end of June, and the river turns into a series of pools. Even when the water is flowing in the spring, there are significantly long sections that would require one to portage. If one were to attempt this trip, they will be walking more than paddling, and it would be a very long day.... |
North Coast Ridge Trail
 | 17 miles away The Coast Ridge Trail is very overgrown and is almost a solid wall of brush... |
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