Dry Canyon - Los Padres National Forest

34.78667, -119.56833

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• Longitude: -119.56833
• Latitude: 34.78667

Recent Water Reports:

Date	Surveyor	Water Report
04-18-2020	Antonio Calderon	Flowing
04-14-2017	Mike Maki	Dry
03-28-2016	Los Padres Forest Association	Dry

Photo By: Antonio Calderon - Website Link

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Description:

Name: Dry Canyon
Location: Santa Barbara
Feature Type: valley
Latitude: 34.78667
Longitude: -119.56833
Topo Map: Fox Mountain

Survey Photos:

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  Mike Maki - 04-14-2017
  Looking down road from near top near Tinta Trail
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  Mike Maki - 04-14-2017
  Typical Dry Canyon Raod
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  Mike Maki - 04-14-2017
  Big Cat tracks
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  Mike Maki - 04-14-2017
  Looking up Dry Canyon from about two miles from Santa Barbara Canyon
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  Mike Maki - 04-14-2017
  Washed out culvert near bottom of road
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  Mike Maki - 04-14-2017
  Washed over culver also near bottom of road
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  Antonio Calderon - 04-18-2020
  Washed out section
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  Antonio Calderon - 04-18-2020
  Looking down dry canyon

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Dry Canyon Survey - 04-18-2020 - by Antonio Calderon

Link:	Dry Canyon
Date:	04-18-2020
Surveyor Name:	Antonio Calderon
Camp Description:	Road is in good condition all the way to the peak except for a big washout section at about mile three which  we had to fill up with boulders in order to get through. Water was flowing at the beginning of tinta trail as well as about one mile in. We saw a lot of bear tracks all  along the road.Â
Water Source:	Flowing
Water Source Details:	Water was flowing at tinta trailhead
Weather Conditions:	70 F cloudy and windy
Images:	Washed out section Looking down dry canyon

Dry Canyon Survey - 04-14-2017 - by Mike Maki

Link:	Dry Canyon
Date:	04-14-2017
Surveyor Name:	Mike Maki
Camp Description:	Hiked down Dry Canyon after coming up Tinta Canyon and bagging Cuyama Peak. Wide dirt road. Easy to walk. There was water in Tinta where it joined the road and water at the bottom in Santa Barbara Canyon. Will require some work for vehicular traffic as some culverts are washed out. Bear scat and tracks. Mt Lion tracks. Some pics.
Water Source:	Dry
Water Source Details:
Weather Conditions:	Clear, cool, breezy, 60s.
Images:	Looking down road from near top near Tinta Trail Typical Dry Canyon Raod Big Cat tracks Looking up Dry Canyon from about two miles from Santa Barbara Canyon Washed out culvert near bottom of road

Dry Canyon Survey - 03-28-2016 - by Los Padres Forest Association

Link:	Dry Canyon
Date:	03-28-2016
Surveyor Name:	Los Padres Forest Association
Camp Description:	Another exploration by ValHikes: http://valhikes.blogspot.com/2016/03/santa-barbara-and-dry-canyons.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MomentsInDirtAndInk+%28Moments+in+Dirt+and+Ink%29
Water Source:	Dry
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