TO TRAILHEAD: CA 101 N to Thousand Oaks; exit S on Wendy Dr. for 2.3 mi, turn R on Lynn Rd., go 1.3 mi. then L into parking area at Rancho Sierra Vista/Satwiwa Museum entrance.
Location: 34.153351, -118.965897
Hop on Ranch Overlook Trail S
STP002
Location: 34.150040, -118.961800
Cross Big Sycamore Canyon Trail, then R @ Y onto Satwiwa Loop Trail
STP003
Location: 34.145531, -118.958603
Straight @ 4-way on path marked "Waterfall" that leads up the steeps of Rancho Sierra Vista
STP004
Location: 34.145168, -118.956802
Keep R @ Y on Waterfall Trail
STP005
Location: 34.142509, -118.951401
L @ T into Little Sycamore Canyon; cross seasonal creek with silver lupine, giant orange-yellow Humboldt lilies
STP006
Location: 34.141090, -118.948601
Waterfall junction: Head R uphill on Monument Trail. On return trip, go R for .1-mile spur to a waterfall with refreshing pools for a quick dip (seasonal)
STP007
Location: 34.140530, -118.954498
Switchbacks with N views of San Bernardino Mtns.
STP008
Location: 34.138641, -118.951401
L @ T, heading S on unmarked Monument Trail into steep gully
STP009
Location: 34.135609, -118.951897
Oak grove and monument dedicated to Richard Danielson, last private landowner and farmer in Rancho Sierra Vista; pick up user trail to the L of the fireplace ruins and enter trees; 500-ft. ascent ahead
STP010
Location: 34.133362, -118.947197
Climb reveals over-shoulder views of crinkled foothills of Topa Topa Mountains; sandstone spires tower ahead
STP011
Location: 34.126808, -118.948303
Anthropologists speculate that this undercut in sandstone cliff is an old Chumash sleeping cave
STP012
Location: 34.125271, -118.949799
Tri Peaks summit (3,010 ft.): Fog often obscures Pacific horizon dotted by Channel Islands NP and Catalina Island. Return to WPT 6 for swim, then car