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Maria Ygnacia Creek Bike Path Improvements
Posted by Mark Wilkinson on Aug 17, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments County maintenance crews will be repairing the asphalt surface of the Maria Ygnacia Creek Bikepath that has been severely uplifted due to tree roots growing under the bikepath. The section of the bikepath is adjacent to Gwyne Avenue located south of Hollister Avenueand north of the intersection of the Obern Trail and the Maria Ygnacia Creek Bike Path. These repairs will begin on Monday...read more
Front Country Picts
Posted by Mark Wilkinson on Aug 17, 2011 in Photo Albums | 0 comments Arroyo Burro Post Fire 52 Photos Cathedral Peak 39 Photos Cold Springs West 28 Photosread more
Hunting Season Boosts Visitor Numbers in Los Padres
Posted by Mark Wilkinson on Aug 12, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments August 12, 2011. With California’s hunting season set to open August 13, Los Padres National Forest officials are advising visitors that many campgrounds will reach full capacity during the opening weekend and may experience higher than normal occupancy levels until the close of hunting season. Visitors are also reminded that Pendola, a popular campground for hunters on the Santa Barbara...read more
Stevens Park Kids Hike
Posted by Mark Wilkinson on Aug 11, 2011 in Day Hikes, Front Country, Town Walks | 0 comments TRAIL INFORMATION Distance — 1 mile Elevation Gain — 100’ to Jesusita Trail Difficulty — Very easy; great for kids HIGHLIGHTS The trail beyond Stevens Park wanders through a beautiful oak-filled canyon, whose combination of picturesque scenery and easy hiking is perfect for children. There are lots of places to stop by the creek and mortars cut into the rock by the Chumash when...read more
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