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Beautiful area

You hooked me! Please do more on the animals, plants and geology of this range. I've had a picture of the Diablo Range that looks like it's covered in green velvet that you see on final approach to SJC as a screen saver for may years, because it's a beautiful and mysterous part of California. Tell us more about this mystery and it's history!

My uncle owns a cabin there. It was magical visiting. Sad to see governor ruining the entire state. But whatever I'm over it all now. **ck it.

I have driven the Del Puerto/Mines Rd legs more times than I can count. Every trip from my home in the North Bay to the south goes through there and back over Coalinga Rd from I5 to Hwy 25, or vice versa. Two of the most scenic and remote drives on the west coast. The full length of 130 must be seen to be believed. Just over the mountain from San Jose is a wildland paradise that probably less than 1% of the people are even aware of, much less have explored.

Our Best Hope for Our Future is the Re-Wilding of the land

No dam 👎

That was the worst possible ending to the video to scare people away from visiting. First he mentions spiders and snakes and then ends by talking about getting lost. Really bad ending to an otherwise good video on Mt. Diablo.

My family worked with Marshall McCain as well as all of the other founding members of California Not all of us came to destroy the native indigenous culture

Coyote and Eagle will rebuild again

North of 24 W. is your safe of looking the best view is actually on Castle crest

Beautifully done, thank you

I've been obsessed with the Diablo range for as long as I can rememeber, and the more I learn about it, the more I wish I could explore it. The Ohlone trail and Henry Coe are great starts, but I wish I could climb Cedar Mountain and Eylar Mountain, or find the headwaters of the Arroyo Mocho, or even visit Crane Ridge. Its nice to know these landowners exist but it's also sad knowing that this land is widely a massive corporate cattle land.

What trail are they on in this video? I’d like to go while watching this. Thank and please.

I’m sorry. And thank you for this

Interesting how there were huge fires in the 30s and 40s. Before the big fossil fuel boogeyman could have been blamed for climate change. The climate does change and it is cyclical…. Not man made. We have no control. Regardless of how much money and scare tactics politicians want to throw at it. Good video though!

There has to be way more cougars. I’ve heard reports of the black mountain lions of the Moutain Diablo.

Heroes

I love it my grandma has always told us about our Rumsen Ohlone heritage and it's so important to keep this culture alive

‘alšip-mak, thank you for sharing this.

growing up in the shadow of mt diablo and as an adult being an environmental engineer.... this is a fire adaptive habitat. full of cultural, botanical, and natural wonders. from the fossils at the top to the creeks of morgan territory where i spent a great part of my youth it is a wonderful place. this is where i cut my teeth on a love for the environment.

Great, unique, intelligent, soothing voice.

Great video...lived in Walnut Creek a long time ago and then in Blackhawk in the Tennis Villas where the deer from Mt. Diablo would come down into our backyard. We loved to drive up the mountain and have a picnic and enjoyed the peace and quiet up there. And what a wonderful sight in the spring when the wildflowers started blooming...I especially loved ❤ the poppies! We moved to South West Florida 24 years ago where EVERYTHING is flat and I really miss California and ‘my Mt. Diablo’. Thank you for sharing this great video!

Really enjoying these videos.

This is so interesting. Is there a particular area where they live?

Snakes!

Fascinating!

I just discovered this series, this is gold thank you so much!

this is beautiful. thank you sharing ur knowledge n capturing the falcon. what a magestic bird

Gary B! Yes we started the Lindsey Museum! Vidar the Andes Condor

Love Mt Diablo. So thankful I grew up on it ❤

That’s sad about the native grass. I always wondered as a kid how native Americans could survive around mt Diablo with the creeks drying up in the summer

Wow. Well done. I really enjoyed this.

Wonderfully done video. Great to see my old coworker Joseph is still out there taking care of the Pinnacles flock.

I discovered Corral Hollow Rd. / Tesla Rd. area on accident once and was blown away by the beauty and seclusion of a place right on the borders of the central valley. So cool to learn some of the history and the people behind protecting it! Thanks!

Great video!

In Morgan Territory there is a stone that is smoothed on top with acorn sized holes on the sides. I was wondering if anyone may know it's purpose?

I would like to visit this trail. Thanks for the video. I had no idea of this local history.

Awesome video! I learned a lot. I've ridden street and mountain bikes to the top and around Mt Diablo thousands of times.

Thank You Connolly's for all you have been through in order to help keep this land a haven for wildlife and for your family.

Such a huge undertaking of such a precious resource for wildlife and people. Thank you for all your hard work in preserving and understanding this land.

A nicely done history of the peregrines in Pine Canyon and the people who worked to restore them there and other places in California. I knew many of those people involved in that work. Thanks for your efforts to record the history accurately.

Thanks!

Part of the reason is that I moved the Morgan Territory guide from the Audio Guides to the Outdoors channel to this one, a few months ago. But I deeply appreciate your effort to get the word out. Thank you!

If you like this video, please subscribe to the Audible Mount Diablo KZbin channel to see future videos in the series. Thanks!

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