91.   The Combs family thought that three trails were not enough to sustain the dude ranch.

92.   The Jeep climbed it without needing the front lockers, but the trail was narrow with drop-offs to either side.

93.   The money trails are tortuous.

94.   The money trail is unmarked.

95.   The old trail was a pencil line through the sagebrush below.

96.   The rocky trail was slippery, crawling with fire ants and bounded by green walls of vines hanging from tall trees.

97.   The steep two-and-a-half-mile trail is popular.

98.   The trail is a six-mile round-trip from the nature center.

99.   The trail is perfect for toddlers and older hikers who want a whiff of pine cones without the ache of serious hiking.

100.   The trail is quite wide, with a few benches and cement picnic tables situated for sweeping views of both the East Bay and San Francisco.