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Paradise Falls is a 45-foot waterfall in Wildwood Park. There are some steps leading to the main viewing area. Be prepared to leave your bike behind for a moment unless you are fine with a distant view of the falls.

Beautiful natural pools carved out by Santa Paula Creek into the rock bed of Santa Paula Canyon, with crystal clear water to swim in and a gorgeous 25-foot waterfall.

This is one of the easiest waterfalls to visit, particularly considering it's located near the rugged Sespe Wilderness. "Easy" being a relative term depending on how far you traveled to get here. Rose Valley Falls has a drop of around 80ft and an upper drop of approx 100ft. It also features a small cave where it was possible to crawl in one side and crawl out the other side behind the foot of the waterfall. Access is currently open (Jan'24), but check before traveling: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/lpnf/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5309152

Paradise Falls is a 45-foot waterfall in Wildwood Park. There are some steps leading to the main viewing area. Be prepared to walk/hike a bit closer to the falls. The rest of the trails in the park are the perfect terrain for trail running.

This is a multi-tier waterfall with a height of around 75 feet. The flow of the waterfall can vary depending on the time of year, with winter or spring typically showcasing the most impressive water flow.

The views of the falls aren’t that great from the trail unless you make it to a large stone area directly across the from the base of the falls. You can either head down the canyon a bit to boulder-and-log hop across, or if the water isn’t too high you can just walk across with some waterproof boots and het a head-on view.

At the end of Potreto John Creek Trail there sits a small waterfall, which is not so popular, so you may have the place to yourself. The trail leading to the falls can be a little bit overgrown, again due to not being so popular. The road that gives access to the trail is closed as of winter 2023; check this link for more information https://fs.usda.gov/detail/lpnf/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5309152

A short hike in Los Padres National Forest takes you to this beautiful waterfall. The access to the trail is closed, and the Forest Service is planning to reopen in September or October 2023. For more information, access http://fs.usda.gov/detail/lpnf/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5309152