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Middle Santa Ynez Gate - Los Padres National Forest
34.511952, -119.580009
Gate Details
- GateStatus: Closed
- County: Santa Barbara County
- Ranger District: Santa Barbara Ranger District
- Longitude: -119.580009
- Latitude: 34.511952
The Middle Santa Ynez Gate is located on the far down-canyon side of Middle Santa Ynez Campground along the Romero Camuesa Road.
There are a bunch of gates in this area that can or cannot be open depending on the time of year, breeding season of sensitive species and amount of rain that has fallen. If this gate is closed, you cannot get to P Bar, Mono or Indian Creek without either walking or mountain biking the road.
Last Updated: Thursday, January 29, 2015
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Thank you for taking the time to visit Hike Los Padres. This website was developed for adventurists, explorers and enthusiasts of both the Northern and Southern portions of the Los Padres National Forests.
When visiting the Los Padres always remember to pack extra water for any trip! Many Trails listed may be unmaintained, always plan ahead, check weather report, know your risks and level of ability.