Here's a glance of what you can see nearing the end of the trail we took, it was really quite the site.
At the end of our trail hike we came across the Tenaja Waterfalls, nothing huge but still a site to see. And a nice place to set up for a quick snack before heading back.
There is a lot of wild flowers up on the trail, this particular one is a Wild Hyacinth, they were quite common.
This was a picture of the hills and canyons you can see on your way to Tenaja falls, sometimes it got really steep and its easy to get dizzy.
The creek that you more or less fallow along your trail to get to the waterfalls. This was in the beginning of our hike.
More towards the middle of our hike, the same creek.
A closer view of the creek we were following.
A small toad that was sitting perfectly still on a rock, almost missed it because it blended it no well.
A very common site on the trail and Murrieta in general, this little insect is called an Ironclad Beetle and is extremely hard. When disturbed it goes motionless.
A rare site we had here! A female hummingbird in her nest not too far off the trail we were following. The nest was empty at first but as soon as we got near the Hummingbird came to guard it.
Not really a common site in Murrieta but it was on the trail. These red flowers are what I believe to be Narrow Leaved Fuchsia.
These are purple nightshades and were found here and there on our hike.
Another shot of the waterfall at the end of our hike.
A last shot of the falls at the trail.
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