Oxnard 최고의 라이딩 경로

This museum is one of four branches in Ventura and nearby Santa Paula; it's very community- and experience-focused, with virtual exhibits available if you don't want to stop your bike ride to go in. Admission currently costs $10 for adults, free for those under 18, and half-price admission for seniors and students.

This trailhead marks one end of the Ojai-Ventura Bike Path, connecting Ventura Rex Street to Ojai near the Soule Park Golf Course.

The Ortega Adobe is a historic adobe house built in 1857. Owned by the city, it now serves as a self-guided historical site. The house was once the residence of Emilio Ortega, who began roasting chilies there, establishing California's first commercial food operation.

The center of town has a lot of cafes and breweries, and many of the streets have designated bike lanes. Carpinteria is a surfing destination, and the town's record shops and bistros complement its seaside aesthetic.

The Omer Rains Coastal Bike Trail was named after a prominent local politician and environmentalist and offers a scenic journey along Ventura's Pacific coast. Starting at San Buenaventura State Beach, the trail features dramatic ocean views, Channel Islands vistas, and sightings of local wildlife such as raccoons, songbirds, and great blue herons. It begins by passing through Ventura’s waterfront promenade, to the historic Ventura Pier. Continuing west, the trail reaches Surfers' Point and then parallels the Ventura Raceway before turning north at the Ventura River mouth. This part of the trail passes under US 101 near Emma Wood State Park. Emma Wood State Park is a lovely spot on the water where you can enjoy the views or leave your car, making it a great spot on the coast to start or end your ride.

Good opportunity to rest.

Here with a view of the sea you can let it roll well.

Beautiful inland harbor of Oxnard.