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Guadalasca Trail will reward you with beautiful views of the mountains and the ocean in the background. This is a well-marked but not very popular trail; it can be challenging, but it’s definitely worth it. Here, you can find wildflowers during spring, and you might need to cross a few streams. The trail is also shared with mountain bikers, like others in the area.

The land for Sapwi Trails Community Park, previously named Lang Ranch Community Park, was officially dedicated to the Conejo Recreation and Park District in 1993. Park hours are from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm. Sapwi Trails Community Park offers multi-use trails, a beginners bike pump track, bike repair stations, drinking fountains, picnic tables, and restrooms.

Los Padres Open Space is located near the southern end of Moorpark Road. Spanning across 187 acres, this beautiful area features chaparral-covered hillsides, captivating oak woodlands, and a stunning stand of coast live oaks. Accessible via the Los Padres Trail (mostly single track)on the west side of Los Padres Drive, this area is frequented by deer, rabbits, California quail, California thrashers, and many other birds and animals. The oak woodlands are an excellent place to observe migrating birds, such as warblers and vireos, in the spring and fall.

The Rancho Portero Natural Area is located in Newbury Park, off Lynn Road. The hiking trails are suitable for mountain bikes and are very well maintained. The place is sublime and wild, I even encountered coyotes there!

This trail is among the best you will find in the area. It is fast, flows well and will be enjoyable to any experienced rider.

This is a great place with a bench to take a break,have a snack and enjoy the views. There is a bike bell box at the entrance, which mountain bikers can borrow a bell to put on their bike so that other trail users can hear them coming and yield.

Nestled in the canyons above Malibu, Circle X Ranch is a hidden gem that offers breathtaking views of the Channel Islands and the Topatopa Mountains. This former Boy Scout camp is a haven for exploration, with many trails that wind through its unique coastal Mediterranean ecosystem. The sprawling ranch is home to a variety of fascinating creatures, including blue-bellied lizards and scrub jays. If you're lucky enough to be here during twilight, keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of the elusive gray fox, which can sometimes be spotted roaming the grounds.

Los Padres Open Space is located near the southern end of Moorpark Road. Spanning across 187 acres, this beautiful area features chaparral-covered hillsides, captivating oak woodlands, and a stunning stand of coast live oaks. Accessible via the Los Padres Trail (mostly single track)on the west side of Los Padres Drive, this area is frequented by deer, rabbits, California quail, California thrashers, and many other birds and animals. The oak woodlands are an excellent place to observe migrating birds, such as warblers and vireos, in the spring and fall.