산타모니카 산맥 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Sycamore Canyon is really beautiful this time of year (January). There were 7 creek crossings to navigate, so expect wet shoes and socks if you do the entire length of the trail.

He's getting a little degenerate😎😁😁

From the top of Big Sycamore Canyon, you get panoramic views of the Santa Monica Mountains all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

There is an overlook spot here on the side of the trail that allows you to take a break and enjoy the hillside. Don't plan on spending too much time here as there is not any shade, but luckily you are just a short downhill stroll away from the Native American Culture Center which will allow you to escape the direct sun.

A visit to the Satwiwa Native American Culture Center and Garden provides you with the chance of learning about the history of the land and Chumash culture. The Satwiwa Trail is just for hikers, but a bunch of other trails diverge from the Center and give you a bunch of different route options.

Very much weather dependant on what the water table condition is? Either way with a nice bridge on site, it is a great rest spot and might be an opportune spot to cool down or dip your buff in the water.

This cabin once belonged to Richard Ely Danielson, Jr., the previous owner of this land. He was actively involved in water conservation efforts and constructed dams in the area to contribute to this cause. Today, only the chimney remains as a historic remnant of the cabin.

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.