The usual destination is a waterfall Snakes and lizards are common to see on the trail; so is chaparral. The friendly & knowledgeable concierge staff at this hotel in Montecito can arrange for your hiking adventure. There were some pools on the way up that looked nice for swimming. I decided to start from the bottom and climb up because I like to get the hard part over with first. It's a good half-to-all day out at an average pace. We each had 16oz and that was nearly gone toward the top. From the north (Santa Barbara), take the 101 Freeway southeast to exit 93 for San Ysidro Road. After a long block, the road forks twice. (there is a shopping center), turn right.Pay close attention as you drive, looking for Park Lane, which is not Just past the two mile mark, you will come upon a waterfall named after the trail (a popular turn around destination). The summit is at 4 miles. Lots of frogs and tadpoles were seen in the creek, plus red mimulus flowers and others were in bloom in the creek. From about 3 miles on the trail gets better but there were two sections (at about mile 3.5) where you have short slope crossings that seemed a bit sketchy and where, if you slipped, you might slide for a good while. You will turn left on Park Lane.Turn left again at East Mountain Drive.Park at the end of the road. Just past the two mile mark, you will come upon a waterfall named after the trail (a popular turn around destination). The waterfall is about 2 miles in, you can’t miss it.

Santa Ynez Valley, Rafael Mountains, Los Padres National Forest, San Ysidro Creek, Romero Canyon Creek, Santa Barbara Ranger District, 5N12.1, 26W21 Last Known Status Open We admittedly started late (2:30) and underestimated the water needed. Hikers are frequently encountered on this trail and occasionally horses. The view is gorgeous, but there isn’t a lot of variety otherwise. Great training for more difficult hikes. Views of the ocean and the Channel Islands are incredible.

I really think this trail should be marked closed to bikers AND hikers coming from the Camino Cielo trail head. The trail becomes less defined after this point. Easy to follow. Go early and start from the E Mountain Dr trailhead (bottom of hike) not E Camino Cielo (top of hike). The trail is narrow, steep and in shale, but the climb up to the 3,214 foot summit is well worth it. RECOMMENDED ROUTE Good work out as well. Best Waterfall Trails near Santa Barbara, California. You can use the tree roots to get down to the creek and picnic by the fall. Overall is a hike worth doing for anyone in the area even if you don’t go to the top.Obsessed with this trail! Couple of spots are a little washed out but nothing too bad. that goes to the waterfall. The trail is easy to follow due to lots of wooden signs that look like they've been installed relatively recently. Looks closed. It's an out and back, strenuous and exposed hike that takes you to East Camino Cielo Road and back down. The top 2 miles of this trail are barely passable by foot, let alone bike. But once you get down into the canyon it is a rock garden like the nearby We were too scared to get by one of them near the top so we went cross-country. Past the creek gets very hot with full exposure to sun so consider your time of day so that the sun does not beat down on you most of the hike. It also becomes quite steep and exposed. Some technical terrain and limited alternate lines.Very steep. Stay on the trail and off of private property.At 2 tenths of a mile, join paved road. Santa Barbara, California. well marked. at the After the waterfall things got a bit trickier. All comments are run through a spam check (that probably catches way too many false positives) and moderated and will not display unless approved, which can take days if I'm away on the trail.From the Mission, corner of Laguna and Los Olivos Street in Santa Barbara...Get on US 101 going southbound by taking Laguna St. to Mission St. (toward the ocean).Follow Mission St. to the freeway and take US 101 south.At East Valley Rd. The second portion has a much greater incline and is fully exposed. Then there is one large You can no longer approach the waterfall from the trail. The usual destination is a waterfall about 2 miles from the trailhead, making the hike relatively easy (remember, Santa Barbara is all mountains, so relatively easy usually does not mean there are no hills.)

Enjoyable hike, tough to reach the summit during midday sun. Hike Hub - San Ysidro Trail to San Ysidro Creek - Santa Barbara ( Slow flowing Waterfall at the end) - Duration: 9:37.

Started from East Camino Cielo, descended first, ascended last The trail Some technical terrain and limited alternate lines.Very steep. Great work was done up and down the trail. Hikers are going to get a good workout on this trail. From East Camino Cielo, there is a turnout and the trail is marked by a small sign.We just hiked Mt Tallac a couple of weeks ago (9,000+ elevation, 10 miles) and this hike made that feel like a frolic through daisies. However, it looks like some people might have gone up. Spring was in full bloom and this trail was magnificent. RECOMMENDED ROUTE San Ysidro Ranch, a hotel near 17 miles of hiking trails in Santa Barbara, offers stunning views of the Santa Ynez Mountains and Channel Islands. Continue past 1.4 miles into the trail, you'll reach San Ysidro Creek, which features a small waterfall and a large pool here. is a great destination spot, and after a rain it is delightful. RECOMMENDED ROUTE

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