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Willow Spring Figueroa Trail - Los Padres National Forest
Trail Distance 1.81 Miles

The Willow Spring Figueroa Trail is a scenic 1.81 mile trail on Figueroa Mountain Trail that leads to Willow Spring and connects to the Fir Canyon Davy Brown Trail 29W03. A perfect trail for a quality day hike with friends or family.

Trail Details

  • Trail #: 29W09
  • Wilderness Area: Non Wilderness Area
  • County: Santa Barbara County
  • Ranger District: Santa Lucia Ranger District
  • Trail-head Latitude: 34.75268
  • Trail-head Longitude: -119.98249
  • Trail Condition: Good - Trail is easy to follow and is in good shape
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  • Activities & Features:
    • Day Hiking
    • Mountain Biking
    • Wildlife Viewing



Trail Stats

  • Total Elevation Gain: + 90 feet.
  • Total Elevation Loss: - 1794 feet.
  • Overall Average Slope Gain: + 10 %.
  • Overall Average Slope Loss: - 19 %.
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Photo By: Antonio Calderon - Website Link
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Survey Photos:


  • M. Jones - 01-15-2016

  • M. Jones - 01-15-2016

  • M. Jones - 01-15-2016

  • Valerie Norton - 12-31-2017

  • Valerie Norton - 12-31-2017

  • Antonio Calderon - 05-02-2020

  • Antonio Calderon - 05-02-2020

  • Antonio Calderon - 05-02-2020

  • Erin C. - 11-19-2022

  • Erin C. - 11-19-2022

  • Erin C. - 11-19-2022

  • EC DUZ IT - 05-22-2023

Submitted Trail Reports

Willow Spring Figueroa Trail Survey - 05-22-2023 - by EC DUZ IT
Link: Willow Spring Figueroa Trail
Date: 05-22-2023
Surveyor Name:EC DUZ IT
Trail description:I didn't make it very far up this trail, so it is possible the upper part of this trail is better. There are "Tunnels" of chaparral that were pushed into the trail by the snow we got back in late February. Would be easier to pass through on foot than on a bike. Lots of poison oak encroaching into the the trail too.  This trail was so good last year in November, and now it needs work. 
Mode of transport:Bicycle
Trail condition:Needs some work
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Willow Spring Figueroa Trail Survey - 09-01-2022 - by Los Padres Forest Association
Link: Willow Spring Figueroa Trail
Date: 09-01-2022
Surveyor Name:Los Padres Forest Association
Trail description:The LPFA completely brushed and reworked the Willow Spring Trail in 2022. Lots of poison oak removed, lots of downed trees cleared, lots of dirt moved, lots of hot days. The trail was really REALLY overgrown, even hard to follow in spots. 

Enjoy the Willow and Willow Spur NOW before they get overgrown again! Have at it.....
Mode of transport:Array
Trail condition:Good shape and easy to follow
Willow Spring Figueroa Trail Survey - 11-19-2022 - by Erin C.
Link: Willow Spring Figueroa Trail
Date: 11-19-2022
Surveyor Name:Erin C.
Trail description:Rode this trail downhill to Davy Brown Campground from the Willow Spur Trail.  Our kids also played in the small swimming holes.  What a fun shred this trail is!  Water is flowing in the creek, and the fall colors are very beautiful. My friend and I were able to move the one small tree that was blocking the trail towards the bottom.  Trail is in excellent shape and there really is not much work needed on this trail at this point in time.


Mode of transport:Bicycle
Trail condition:Good shape and easy to follow
Images:




Willow Spring Figueroa Trail Survey - 05-02-2020 - by Antonio Calderon
Link: Willow Spring Figueroa Trail
Date: 05-02-2020
Surveyor Name:Antonio Calderon
Trail description:Decided to to hit the willow spur trail on our way back down from Figueroa mt rd. First half mile or so is open with awesome views. The rest of the trail to Davy brown junction is packed with poison oak on both sides of trail with some overhanging leaves. Took my shears to cut away in some really bad sections where poison oak was not avoidable. Several down trees along the trail. 
Mode of transport:Hike
Trail condition:Needs some work
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Willow Spring Figueroa Trail Survey - 01-27-2020 - by Tony G.
Link: Willow Spring Figueroa Trail
Date: 01-27-2020
Surveyor Name:Tony G.
Trail description:Hiked this trail from the Davey Brown trail to the Willow Spur trail up to Catway Road. The trail doesn't get much use but is in surprisingly good shape. The tread is narrow but is mainly clear at this time of the year. As soon as the poison oak leafs out it will be a different story. Only a few dead falls but they are passable. Plenty of ticks though. 2/3rds up the trail there is a brushy section that goes for several hundred yards that is thick and could use some serious pruning
Mode of transport:Hike
Trail condition:Needs some work
Willow Spring Figueroa Trail Survey - 12-31-2017 - by Valerie Norton
Link: Willow Spring Figueroa Trail
Date: 12-31-2017
Surveyor Name:Valerie Norton
Trail description:Hiked it down from Figueroa Mountain. I think it has lost a few switchbacks. At least. There are a couple trees down, one quite large, but the others could be taken out by a bigboy. Handy signs on both sides, but the junction with the spur does not have a nice iron sign. Tread is nice enough if a bit narrow. The bottom portion seems more like a use trail than a built trail.
Mode of transport:Hike
Trail condition:Good shape and easy to follow
Images:

Tree across the trail just above the junction with the spur.

I think there's some folks who like to come up to these rocks.
Willow Spring Figueroa Trail Survey - 01-15-2016 - by M. Jones
Link: Willow Spring Figueroa Trail
Date: 01-15-2016
Surveyor Name:M. Jones
Trail description:

Willow Spring Figueroa trail is in good condition. Davy Brown creek has a small but steady low flow at the campground and more flow in the middle of the canyon, no water up at Willow Spring.  Machete and lopper work was done clearing trail for about 2 miles, large downed pine tree (30”) blocking trail at N34° 45.067',  W119° 58.167', elevation 2533 feet.

Mode of transport:Hike
Trail condition:Good shape and easy to follow
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