Tag: Highway 33

LPFA Summer Updates and Volunteering!

There sure are a lot of wild oats in the meadows this summer. Don’t forget your gaiters…. Hi Friends,  It’s been a busy summer here on the Los Padres. The heat puts a damper on

Los Padres New Years Information, LPFA

A Big Sunset Across Little Pine, no Photoshop or filters needed…. Hello Friends ~ Happy Holidays! You’re likely getting inundated with year-end emails so we’ll keep this short but we needed to share a couple Los

#GivingTuesday for the Ventura Backcountry Trails

Hello Friends,  Let’s talk a little Ventura Backcountry. Highway 33, which is the primary road used to access the Ventura Backcountry, has been closed since January due to storm damage. Hwy 33 is used to visit

Giving to the Ventura Backcountry Trails

Hello Friends, We hope this email finds you well heading into what should be a lovely Thanksgiving Weekend. Thanksgiving is a fun time of year in the Los Padres. We’ve got peak fall colors across

Los Padres Storm Damage, Target Shooting, Condor Talk

storm /stôrm/ – noun – a violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and usually rain, thunder, lightning, or snow. Hello Friends, We certainly had a storm this past weekend, to say the least. 

Getting Your Year End Los Padres Fix

 Raise your hand if you had fun volunteering with the LPFA in 2018!  Jesusita Trail, November 2018 Hello Friends – Happy New Year! We hope this email finds you either on your way to your

Condor, Sycamore and Baer……. OH MY!

BAER Trail Protection, San Ysidro Trail, photo Carr Hello Friends – We hope you are doing well and finding some time to splash in the puddles! If you’ve been anywhere near a fire over the

Volunteer Projects FOR YOU!

The Lower Sisquoc & Its Most Famous Wilderness Sign, January 2018 Hello Friends, Quick reminder on some upcoming volunteer projects that you might want to help with and a cruz’in Thomas fundraiser.  Lets get to

State of the Winter, So Far…..

Matilija Canyon Changed Forever, Again – Nov 2017 & Jan 2018 Hello Friends, This winter has not exactly gone as planned, has it?  We were in uncharted waters heading into the rainy season with the

Condor Trail Talk: CANCELLED

Cold Spring Trailhead, Montecito, January 9.   Where’s the trail?  For that matter where’s the road?  Like a giant spoon was drug down the canyon. Photo Ray Ford CONDOR TRAIL TALK: POSTPONED Due to yesterdays tragic