Crossing through the Park, we brave the traffic on Pale Arnold, and head up Isa Dr. Soon we turn in at Coastal Dr. and into a nice residential area.
Making our way up Isa Drive.
No traffic on Coastal Dr. Isn't that Chops' old house on the right?
The gate to the farm is locked up tight! How are we going to get through to the farm? Around the gate is perfect for pedestrians to pass through...
Jungle Jim, Froggie, and Handy having a closer look at the berries on a large coffee plant. There are many coffee trees on this trail.
Coffee berries in various stages of ripeness.
The farm is so beautiful and tranquil. It is well maintained yet not artificial. We want to take a rest stop here.
But first, Peppy has to go fishing for our next meal!
And Chops is waiting happily in the kitchen, expecting a netful of fresh fish, crabs, and lobsters...
Meanwhile, everyone unloads their snack package. Hmmmm, do we lose weight or gain weight on these hikes?
On the Coffee Trail - there are huge trees, ferns, and jungle plants. This tree has such huge roots that if they were not so wet, Giggles says she would have offered it a big hug. A true blue tree hugger?
Chops, Cutie, and Giggles climbing up the trail with moss-covered rocks.
A pretty spectacular bamboo forest just before we enter the coffee farm.
Giggles looking for a good walking stick to help her climb the rest of the trail that has many new coffee plants.
Finding a bamboo shack at the end of the coffee farm, perfect setting for a group photo.
Going down Navy Hill Road to get back to AMP.
With her large staff, Cutie is dubbed both Moses (by Chops) and Grim Reaper (by Handy). Interesting...
A well-earned rest back at AMP parking lot.
Peppy's GPS map: 6.84 miles in 3:36:01 hours.
THIS HIKE'S RATING: FIVE SNEAKERS
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