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    Two Trees

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    part of the view once you get there
    Krista K.

    Access: I would recommend parking close to the open space between the two houses. You turn left on hilltop street (the turn right before the poinsettia pavilian) and take the road up a little bit ( it will wind to the right, then the open dead grass patch is on the left. Park close to that and walk towards the 'no trespassing' sign. No joke lol that's where the hike begins. You are kinda on the side of a hill for a little ways, there will be more 'no trespassing' signs. There is no barbed wire issues this way. Hike: It's short, but steep at parts.The path dips up and down a couple times. There's loose dirt and lots of red ants so wear dirty shoes and don't stop. One tree was spray painted, the other had remnants of tp all over it : / beer cans and trash scattered. The view is gorgeous though.

    Rey E.

    I swear that you can see this hill from almost everywhere in Ventura and Oxnard. It has a great view on clear days. It's a short hike that requires a few ninja skills to get through barbed wires. I also recommend the Father Serra Cross Aka Grant Park close by (no hiking required). You can drive up there and enjoy the downtown view of Ventura....with sexy results.

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    Nice hike. Beautiful view. Tricky coming down. I made a wrong turn and had to hop a few more fences than anticipated. Dry. Bring water.

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    One is right off of Foothill, by the Poinsettia Pavilion , just go under the barbed wire and you are on your way.

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    Arroyo Verde Park

    Arroyo Verde Park

    4.5(88 reviews)
    1.9 km

    As a nanny and a self-proclaimed hiking queen, Arroyo Verde Park has been one of my go-to outdoor…read morespots for about five years now. I've spent countless mornings and afternoons here hiking, clearing my head, and getting a great workout in while still enjoying nature. The trails are well maintained with multiple options, so you can keep it light or make it more challenging depending on your mood. The views are beautiful, especially in the early morning or at sunset, and it never feels overly crowded. It has a calm, local Ventura vibe that I really appreciate. I've also brought kids I nanny here for walks and fresh air (sticking to the easier areas), and it's such a great space to reset. One thing to note: when it's hot, be cautious of snakes on the trails--proper shoes and awareness are important. If you're looking for a reliable, scenic place to hike in Ventura that locals truly love, Arroyo Verde Park is a must.

    First time visiting this park. It's like a mini valley where you have to large hillsides on each…read moreside. When you first drive it, it's a lot of grass and picnic tables. In the middle of the park is the toddler playground and then at the end of the park is the larger playground area for older children. There is lots of grass and a grass hillside. The highlight for me was the toddler playground. I work with children and often like to meet at parks to see their gross motor skills and work on them. This is one of the few parks left I have seen with sand. The park was very clean and even though there were many dogs off leash running around, pet owners were quite aware of where their dogs were and I didn't see any dog poop in the grass. You also can't beat that gorgeous ocean view. I came on a Friday late afternoon when they don't charge a park fee. Big plus!

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    Grant Park - Grant Park/ overlook

    Grant Park

    4.6(65 reviews)
    4.2 km

    Dear Hubby and I took a drive out to Ventura for my birthday, which happened to be mid-week this…read moreyear. Big hooray - it was sunny; no fog in sight. It was on the coolish side, but the abundance of sunshine made it seem warmer. We had an early dinner down on Main Street. Where we parked there was a sign indicating that the eastern entrance to Grant Park was nearby. We had been up there perhaps only once in the past, and we'd gone in from the west. The drive up in the late afternoon / early evening had the golden glow magic to it. The light was amazing! I was driving and marveling at every twist and turn on the roadway while ascending the hills. The wildflowers and green groundcover from winter's rains made the scenery even more breathtaking than it might be when the grasses start to turn golden instead of green. I was able to drive all the way to the top parking lot, which overlooks the Serra Cross, and the entire Ventura coastline. The view encompasses the pier, the harbor, then beyond out to Channel Islands Harbor, Port Hueneme, and the western edge of the Santa Monica Mountains. It solidified my feelings in that moment of gratitude for enjoying life in Ventura County for the past 40 years. A gorgeous view on a clear day can do that for a person. When a sunny day happens, and the winds are calm, I can recommend taking a drive up to the top of Grant Park to make some of your daily cares seem very small. Looking down on the city / county from on high helped lift my spirits and added joy to my birthday celebrations.

    **A Sacred Place**…read more This park is truly beautiful, with lush vegetation that delights the senses and creates a sense of quiet grandeur. A loved one first brought me here when I was about nine years old, and the memory has stayed with me ever since. Now that he's no longer with me, I find myself returning--not just to enjoy the scenery, but to remember the love he showed me by introducing me to places like this at such a young age. April is his birthday month, and I visited again just last week. I breathed in the scent of fresh lavender, sat in the sun over Easter weekend, and wandered the grounds at my own pace. Every moment of that solitude felt meaningful. Yes, this may sound a bit sentimental--but it really is that special. It's a beautiful place.

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    Ojai Valley Land Conservancy

    Ojai Valley Land Conservancy

    4.9(7 reviews)
    19.0 km

    My husband Matt B. and I spent our twelfth anniversary in Ojai, away from our kids and dogs. We…read morewoke up from an uninterrupted night of sleep with no one to take care of, and used that surplus of time and energy for a morning hike at the Valley View Preserve. I'm a reluctant hiker, but I admit that it can be nice to go outside, especially if it makes your husband happy. This was a lovely hike, scenic and mostly relaxing. We didn't go as far as we could have, but we made it pretty deep, hiking at a leisurely pace for a little under two hours. It was peaceful, with great views, and we got ideal weather. A very Southern California paradise kind of morning. The trail was rocky and sometimes slippery, so I'd recommend hiking shoes if you have them. I wore my regular sneakers and almost slid to my demise a couple times. It would've looked bad for Matt if I'd died in a hiking accident on our anniversary. My friends would've been like, "Steph doesn't even hike." I'm glad we visited the Valley View Preserve and would recommend it to anyone looking to enjoy some outdoor time in Ojai. The trails are easy enough for a novice level hiker. Just bring water and good shoes and maybe a spouse who doesn't want to kill you.

    The hiking trail is located near the end of signal road, and make sure you don't park at permitted…read moreresidential area. I've learnt that Ojai Valley Land Conservancy has protected open space through direct ownership and conservation agreements, and found the hiking very rewarding with specular valley view.

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