We’ve Seen Fire and We’ve Seen Rain
Thomas Fire Engulfs Wheeler Gorge – Early December 2017 – photo USFS Hello Friends – HAPPY HOLIDAYS! This will surely be a week of reflection for most of us as we look back at the
Los Padres Fire Restrictions, Closures, Hunting Season and Openings
Above Ojai, Pratt Trail showing off some new post-Thomas Fire summer regrowth, photo LPFA Hello Friends, It’s been a busy few weeks here in the Los Padres featuring additional fire restrictions and the onset of
Los Padres Fire Restrictions and Sisquoc Trail Work
Don’t listen to Home Depot, spending a hot summer afternoon on the Deck is anything but relaxing, photo L.Lagendyk Hello Friends, We hope you’re enjoying the summer, staying cool and still finding some time to
LP FIRE RESTRICTIONS: LEVEL II
Hi Everyone, In case you haven’t heard, the Los Padres went into Level II fire restrictions earlier this month. Among other things, this means no campfires outside of designated Campfire Use Sites, see link below
Los Padres 2017 Storm Update
Raging Big Sur River at Pfeiffer Big Sur, photo California State Parks Hello Everyone, We’ve had quite a start to 2017 with lots of weather, snow and rain across the Los Padres. Seems like the
Rain Rain Stay Awhile – Lower Manzana Trail Project
Lower Manzana Sandwich, NIRA on Top and Potrero at Bottom Hi Everyone – Hope you’re staying dry! We’ve had some nice storms the past few days and a bunch more stacking up over the coming
LOS PADRES Concessionaire Changes & More……
Chuchupate Camp, Showing Signs of Change LOS PADRES CONCESSIONAIRE CHANGES Big changes within the Los Padres are upon us, perhaps you’ve heard, if not, then brace yourself… For the past three decades the Los Padres
Fire, Fuego, Feuer, Feu, Fuoco: Update & Restrictions
Rey Fire, Friday August 19 the Day it Got Away, photo Mike Kent Hello Everyone, Obviously the conversation these past few days, weeks and now months has been centered around the fires raging across the
Wild.Fire.Restrictions
LEVEL III FIRE RESTRICTIONS Earlier this week the Los Padres National Forest went into Level III fire restrictions. Level III restrictions are generally announced annually around this time of year. By comparison, in 2015
