산타바바라 카운티 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

As you ascend the Figueroa Mountain Road Climb West, prepare for a visual feast that makes every pedal stroke worthwhile. You'll be treated to increasingly expansive views unfolding across the rolling Santa Ynez Valley, with its patchwork of vineyards and ranchlands. Look out for the distinct San Rafael Mountains rising dramatically around you as you climb higher into the Los Padres National Forest. Highlights include the breathtaking vistas from the upper sections, where the sheer scale of the wilderness becomes apparent, and on clear days, you might even glimpse distant ridges and the unique chaparral-covered landscape that defines this beautiful and rugged part of California.

Nice view over Los Padres National Forest. The climb up to the peak is challenging, but it is worth the effort for the great vistas.

This is a county run park located a stone's throw away from the University of California Santa Barbara. The park features a long wooden pier, plenty of sand, picnic benches, shady trees, café and public toilets.

Featuring thrilling downhill riding along cliffside switchbacks, Gibraltar Road unveils nonstop panoramas of Santa Barbara and the coast for mountain bikers as they zip down the mountain. The bird's-eye coastal views compete with glimpses of colorful hang gliders taking flight from Rattlesnake Park's launching pads, making for an exciting descent with dynamic scenery around each bend.

Unpaved dirt track along the seasonal creek, partially parallel to the paved Obern Trail

Longstanding winery, popularized as a stop-over by a movie-comedy

Mattei’s Tavern is listed as a historic building. Built in the 1880s it has initially been a popular stop for stagecoaches. During the prohibition it has been hangout and speakeasy. Nowadays it is a luxury hotel and offers fine dining.

The church’s history dates back almost 100 years to 1926. Yet the first church building wasn’t established until the mid 1940s - in Solvang. The church moved to Los Olivos into the current building in the 1970s.