
Workers from contractor Dillard’s Environmental Services clean up the “Hell’s Trail” encampment Monday.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
A message painted underneath the Highway 1 bridge over the San Lorenzo River.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Many of the 40-50 structures at the “Hell’s Trail” encampment were wooden.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
The “Hell’s Trail” encampment is located between Highway 1 and Santa Cruz Memorial cemetery.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
California Highway Patrol officers were on hand Monday as a crew cleared the “Hell’s Trail” encampment.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
Bicycles and bicycle parts were spread throughout the encampment when Caltrans contractors went in Monday.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
A disposal bin for sharps — skin-puncturing objects typically considered a biohazard — stands at the “Hell’s Trail” encampment.(Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz) Credit: Kevin Painchaud / Lookout Santa Cruz 
The highlighted area shows the location of the “Hell’s Trail” encampment in Santa Cruz.(Screenshot) Credit: Screenshot

