


For our anniversary, Tyler got me a book called Best Family Adventures of San Luis Obispo and our first adventure was to the Reservoir Canyon Natural Preserve. It's only a couple minutes away from our house, and I had no idea that it was here, and as far as I can tell, no one does.


Except for the people that built these creepy tee-pees and other junk art. I mean, I'd be ok if it was just 'art' but there were about 6 or so of the little tripods all set in a sort of "animal sacrifice" pattern and it was on top of this mountain. In the main tee-pee, pictured below, there is a little stove and a pot, like someone lived here. I kept expecting some sort of derranged mountain man to jump out from behind a bush and attack us. They creeped me out big time. But the view was pretty.

3 comments:
where,specificaly, is this at?
Specifically, you go through SLO, past the Monterey exit, and it's the second right past Monterey called Reservoir Canyon Rd. It's a more obvious street than, say, the Pearson's. You drive for maybe 1/2 mile and park in the dirt parking lot on the left. The trail head is on your right. On the hike, at the fork, turn right, up the mountain.
I do have a hiker backpack you guys can have next time you come down!!
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