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California
2.6 mi
Distance
769 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Los Padres National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Sisquoc
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The Sisquoc Trail is a scenic 2.64-mile hike featuring nearly 770 feet of elevation gain through the rugged terrain of the Sisquoc area in Santa Barbara County. This relatively short but moderately steep route offers hikers an accessible challenge with rewarding views of the surrounding chaparral-covered landscape. The trail provides a great option for those seeking a quick but satisfying workout in the Los Olivos/Santa Ynez region.
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