Anza-Borrego North: Coyote Mountain

Borrego Valley, Coyote Mountain, Rabbit Peak

When looking down on Borrego Springs from the western mountains, Coyote Mountain stands to the northeast, with the Santa Rosa Mountains behind it. At the south end of the ridge separating lower Coyote Canyon and Clark Valley, Coyote Mountain rises 3,192 feet above sea level. It's just high enough for a good day hike, and there are opportunities for shorter hikes as well.

The most popular hikes are Alcoholic Pass from the Coyote Canyon Jeep Trail and any of several trails at or near the Pegleg Monument area, at least one of which can be followed to the top.

Borrego Springs and Indianhead from Coyote Mountain