Temescal – Eagle Springs – Garapito Loop
Hike Report
| Mileage | 13.2 miles |
|---|---|
| Minimum Elevation | 1,210 ft |
| Maximum Elevation | 2,550 ft |
| Total Ascent | 2,460 ft |
BETA TEST: If you have a GPS camera and geotagging was enabled during hike you can upload the photo(s) here and they will automatically be placed on the map at the appropriate location.
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E. T. Hike
Hike Report
| Mileage | 8.2 miles |
|---|---|
| Minimum Elevation | 1,045 ft |
| Maximum Elevation | 1,670 ft |
| Total Ascent | 1,270 ft |
BETA TEST: If you had geotagging enabled on your camera (must have GPS enabled) during hike you can upload the photo(s) here and they will be placed on the map at the appropriate location.
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Valentine’s Day: Going Ape
Hike Report
| Mileage | 5.8 miles |
|---|---|
| Minimum Elevation | 530 ft |
| Maximum Elevation | 1,110 ft |
| Total Ascent | 1,340 ft |
BETA TEST: If you have a GPS camera and GPS was enabled during hike you can upload the photo(s) here and they will automatically be placed on the map at the appropriate location.
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Wirebreak – Santa Ynez Canyon Loop
Hike Report
| Mileage | 7.3 miles |
|---|---|
| Minimum Elevation | 525 ft |
| Maximum Elevation | 1,540 ft |
| Total Ascent | 1,650 ft |
BETA TEST: If you have a GPS camera and GPS was enabled during hike you can upload the photo(s) here and they will automatically be placed on the map at the appropriate location.
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Cold Creek Adventure
Hike Report
| Mileage | 4.5 miles |
|---|---|
| Minimum Elevation | 1,300 ft |
| Maximum Elevation | 2,010 ft |
| Total Ascent | 1,110 ft |
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