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    2.5 (4 reviews)

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    5 years ago

    This looks like it USED to be a beautiful area to hike, but as of 2/2021 it is designated by fire. This trail won't be used for many years:(

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    Tumey Hills - So lush & open...sad to shoot at it. :D

    Tumey Hills

    5.0(2 reviews)
    33.8 mi

    What a gem! Slightly…read morehard to find but definitely worth stopping if you're in the area. Just off the 5 exit on Panoche Road + less than a mile from the hub of gas stations. It feels like you're trespassing through someone's farming area. THEN you go a little more on unpaved road & out of the blue is the Tumey Hills signage! Gorgeous sprawling green hills and mountains, it's how I imagine Ireland looking. The Hubs said the last time he went it was all dead & brown dirt so don't hold me to the exact pantone of greenery. :) As for the shooting, it's pretty awesome to have such a vast area to practice shooting. While we were there, two groups were hard core training. One looked like they were swat, with one in the back covering the front shooter. They had regular handguns. The group in the front had full armored vests, handguns, rifles, and semi-automatics. Everyone is spaced out but safety is safety. Just know your surroundings, be safe, & clean up after yourselves! No glass targets or craziness!

    From I-5 South, get off at Panoche Rd (exit 368) and continue west until you see the Tumey Hills…read moresign on the left. You will be driving on a paved road for 1 mile and gravel road for 1-2 miles. If you are driving a sedan, you should not be driving more than 15 MPH when you reach the unpaved area. You will need to climb over the gate during fire season, because access for vehicles is not allowed. GPS coordinates: 36.623456, -120.654246

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    Tumey Hills - No one picked up their shell casings!

    No one picked up their shell casings!

    Tumey Hills - Hard to find...apx 1 mile in past the gas stations.

    Hard to find...apx 1 mile in past the gas stations.

    Tumey Hills - 5 star shooting range. No glass bottles & clean up after yourself! This place really is a hidden gem!

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    5 star shooting range. No glass bottles & clean up after yourself! This place really is a hidden gem!

    Jim Green Trail - Cute and charming little spot for your kiddos! Give a gift, get a gift!

    Jim Green Trail

    4.5(4 reviews)
    45.7 mi

    We liked it well enough! Friendly people along the way,…read moregreat view at the top, steeper hills to hike up...super cute kid tree that Invites children to exchange toys and gifts during their visit. Different than that of 3 bridges in North County, we find that decent hiking trails don't really exist unless you're willing to drive more toward the coast. This happens to fall very conveniently in the backside of Atascadero. One of our fellow hikers mentioned the morning time is a lot more "crisp" and I could see that... ...It's Shaded very nicely amongst the trees which, it did happen to be a triple digit day in the area so we didn't overheat. Rattlesnakes tend to freak me out... We were told there hasn't been a spotting but there is a warning amongst the entry of the path by the train tracks. I always say continue to be aware in the dry grassy plains next to the wood piles. It is rather annoying to run into dog dumpings as you hike, especially when you're not a dog owner but if you are a dog owner, then taking your doggo is a great idea!

    We are from out of town and wanted a quick hike before wine tasting. You're going to get dusty so…read moremake sure you have clothes to change into! We loved the hike, not challenging just a really nice stroll with a couple steep hills. Very beautiful and a surprise view of a golf course coming down from the top. I will do this hike again when in town. Takes about 30 minutes.

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    Jim Green Trail - Beautiful view... I mean, the land is really pretty too ;)

    Beautiful view... I mean, the land is really pretty too ;)

    Jim Green Trail - The view from the bench at the top!

    The view from the bench at the top!

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    High Peaks Trail - Going up the railing

    High Peaks Trail

    4.8(6 reviews)
    40.8 mi

    Absolutely amazing trail that I've done twice in 100° weather. The views are great, and the trail…read moreis well groomed. But, oh my god, it is straight uphill. With extreme heat I literally thought I was going to die. Do it in the winter.

    one of the many, many wonderful trails at pinnacles nat'l park. from the apex, you can see almost…read morethe entire park on a clear day, the beautiful balconies, ridges, forestry and wildlife that belongs to pinnacles. you can access this trail from: +west side: chaparral trailhead parking lot, 1.8mi hike to western trailhead of high peaks +east side: old pinnacles trailhead, 1.3mi hike to eastern trailhead of high peaks +east/south side: bear gulch parking lot, 0.5mi to southern trailhead of high peaks we chose to start from the east side, hike the old pinnacles trail to balconies, break at the chaparral trailhead for lunch, then return east via the high peaks trail. this was a TOUGH climb up, especially since it was only a little after noon, the sun was strong, and we'd already hiked 4+ miles from the east. many breaks were taken, call it "photo pace" hiking, and after some time, we finally reached the western side of the high peaks trail...more climbing awaited us, as did awesome views of this treasured park. there were many switchbacks, each turn offering a different view, so of course, i had to pause each time to snap a pic! there are no restrooms, water fountains, or other amenities here. due to the time of day we were here, there also wasn't much shade. definitely bring plenty of water, wear a hat, sunscreen, and light clothing if coming here during summer/autumn months.

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    High Peaks Trail - Top of High Peaks

    Top of High Peaks

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    San Simeon Creek Trail

    San Simeon Creek Trail

    4.8(5 reviews)
    49.5 mi

    A nice trail that's part nature walk, part moderate hike. The distance ranges from 3.5 - 3.8 miles…read moreit's a loop trail that goes around Sam Simeon State park/Campground. If you're staying at the camp ground you can easily get to the trail by following the park map. If you're not visiting the campsite there is a pullout area across the campground entrance on the other side near the beach where you can walk the trail under PCH. Coming from the beach trail around the loop you'll get around 450 feet of elevation gain, the trail is pretty simple to follow but if you're looking for direction to follow online there is a map on All Trails under "San Simeon trail to Washburn Campground Loop"

    This kinda beauty is why I live on the central coast. I cannot believe that views like this are in…read moremy neighborhood! This is definitely more of a walk than a hike as the trails weaves in and out of eucalyptus trees and the cliffside. The views are truly out of a picture book. Words almost do not do it justice. The smell of eucalyptus in the air, the big beautiful ocean on the your right and the forest on your left. On a clear day you can see Hearst castle on the hill and aquatic animals swimming in the ocean. I have never not seen at least some marine life whenever I have visited. Whether that is a sea lion lounging on the beach or a pod of dolphins. The marine life is alive and well in this area! Luckily, it is almost completely flat and not too long so you can bring your pup along for the ride! The only warning I have about this amazing walk is that there can be a great deal of rattlesnakes during rattlesnake season. They can be scary, but remember that they rarely attack humans. Just do not go poking them with a stick and watch your puppy so he doesn't go sniffing around one! This walk is absolutely breathtaking and it is flabbergasting more people do not know about it. It is so close to Big Sur, so people must overlook it. Do not do that! Go visit for yourself!

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    San Simeon Creek Trail - Trail walk path in the meadow near San Simeon creek campground.

    Trail walk path in the meadow near San Simeon creek campground.

    San Simeon Creek Trail
    San Simeon Creek Trail - Walk way from the campground goes under PCH right to the beach.

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    Walk way from the campground goes under PCH right to the beach.

    Coalinga Mineral Springs - hiking - Updated May 2026

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