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Wheeler Gorge Visitor Center
Site Open
Hiking Outdoor Science and Learning
The Wheeler Gorge Visitor Center is located 8 miles north of Ojai on Highway 33 and is open from 9:00am - 3:00pm, Saturdays and Sundays, except Thanksgiving and Christmas.The visitor center provides…

White Oaks Campground
Site Open
Tassajara Road is a rough road and 4-wheel drive and high clearance vehicles are recommended to drive to the campground.Amid a grove of towering trees, eight campsites create a loop within White…

White Rock Day Use Picnic Area
Site Open
Picnicking
Many oak trees. 27 picnic sites. Flush toilets, barbecues, tables, garbage bins, accessible. Barbecues or fires only permitted in the day use area; not permitted along the river. Watch out for poison…

White Rock Trailhead
Site Temporarily Closed
Hiking
White Rock Trailhead is located on Sunset Valley Road on Figueroa Mountain. This trailhead meets up with several other trails in this general area, including East Pinery and Munch Canyon Trail. This…

Willow Creek Beach Day Use
Site Open
Picnicking Outdoor Science and Learning
Parking area along Highway 1; offers beautiful scenic views. Recreational Vehicles no longer than 20 feet.

Willow Springs Trailhead
Site Temporarily Closed
Hiking
Willow Springs Trailhead. Located in the Figueroa Mountain area. This is a two mile connector between the Catway Road and lower Davy Brown Trail.

Willow Spur
Site Open
Hiking
Located in the Figueroa Mountain area. This 1 mile trail is a short connector between Willow Springs Trail and upper Davy Brown Trail.
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