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Tule Pond is one of those tucked-away treasures. Tucked into a small cove along the Grizzly Gulch Trail, Tule Pond is a popular spot for a rest. The water levels are effected by seasonal and yearly droughts, but there's always something to see.

Along the Grizzy Gulch Trail, you will see Tule Pond, a refreshing body of water nestled between rolling hills covered in lush greenery. The pond in the past has been a great bass fishing spot, but the drought may have hampered the population.

Wilson Peak (a bit up the hill from this point on the trail) is the highest summit in the Henry W. Coe State Park. It stands at 2,648 feet and offers great views of the surrounding wild area.

Whilst touring along Grizzy Gulch Trail, you'll discover Tule Pond, a refreshing oasis nestled between rolling hills covered in lush greenery. This is a nice place to rest your legs or unpack a picnic.

Great Nature Center next to the picnic area. Look for the woodpeckers hiding acorns in hundreds of holes they poked into dead tree trunks around the treailhead.

Worth to look at the museum exhibits in the visitor center and get trail advice from the rangers. Often they can point you to the place where a ranger is positioned in the park to give talks about condors and other wildlife.

At the split Pinnacle road goes another half mile south and Condor Gulch about the same to the west. This is the main parking and day use area, with restrooms, water, picnic facilities, and hiking trails going into both canyons, the best is to do a loop clockwise.

Very friendly and well managed RV park that allows tents for $15 on a nice lawn. When wet after rains they might offer to sleep in the clubhouse instead.