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Stebbins Cold Canyon Reserve is beautiful. Nestled in a steep, north-facing canyon of the northern Coast Range, it showcases a range of undisturbed habitats with year-round springs providing crucial watering areas for a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, mountain lion and bear. Dogs are not allowed in the reserve, so you'll need to leave your pup home to enjoy exploring this stunning area.

Sisar Canyon Road delivers an exciting ride through rugged terrain and breathtaking scenery. The trail features a mix of dirt and gravel paths, with challenging climbs and thrilling descents. Along the way, you’ll enjoy views of the valley below and the striking Topatopa Bluff in the background.

Stebbins Cold Canyon Reserve is beautiful. Nestled in a steep, north-facing canyon of the northern Coast Range, it showcases a range of undisturbed habitats with year-round springs providing crucial watering areas for a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, mountain lion and bear. Dogs are not allowed in the reserve, so you'll need to leave your pup home to enjoy exploring this stunning area.

Wheeler Gorge is a breathtaking road cut into the rock. Of particular interest are a series of small tunnels and a bridge over North Fork Matilija Creek that is quite beautiful. The road is narrow, so stopping to take in the views is not ideal, but the ride is spectacular. A few hundred yards north is the Wheeler Gorge Visitor Center where you can learn a little more about the geology and history of the area.

Wheeler Gorge is a breathtaking road cut into the rock. Of particular interest are a series of small tunnels and a bridge over North Fork Matilija Creek that is quite beautiful. The road is narrow, so stopping to take in the views is not ideal, but the ride is spectacular. A few hundred yards north is the Wheeler Gorge Visitor Center where you can learn a little more about the geology and history of the area.

Linking Wildcat Gorge and Inspiration Peak, this is a great connector trail. After rain it’s often very muddy, so be aware of that.

Curran Trail in Tilden Regional Park offers a picturesque hike or run through redwood groves and fern-filled canyons. This tranquil trail provides a refreshing escape, showcasing the park's rich biodiversity and natural beauty.

This park is considered to be a mini Yosemite with creeks, boulders and sometimes waterfalls. It costs $5 to get access the site and if you go during peak times, it is normally fairly busy.