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SANTA LUCIA PRESERVE 2 miles 1 0 0.5 Gate Vista Point Landmark Parking Spot Picnic Area Hacienda Sports Center Equestrian Center Golf Clubhouse Boat House Road Driveway Stream Trail Boundary TRAIL ETIQUETTE C E D A H F G E Turf Image Geospatial Consulting Printed on 10% recycled paper For more information regarding the trails please visit the Hacienda Concierge or Sports Center. The Concierge can be reached at 831-620-6821 to schedule a guided hike or eques- trian ride on one of the Preserve hiking trails. The Santa Lucia Preserve Trail Map was created by the Santa Lucia Preserve Ranch Club, in partnership with the Santa Lucia Conservancy, and designed by Turf Image. MAP INFORMATION TRAIL INFORMATION AND RECOMMENDED HIKES The Santa Lucia Preserve is 20,000 acres of unspoiled California. Its landscape of ridge tops, redwoods, oak woodland and native grassland encompasses the last of Central California’s great Mexican land grants. Through a unique collaboration with the Santa Lucia Conservancy, 90% of its open space will remain wild in perpetuity. Trailhead Parking - LIMITED PARKING ONLY. Not every trailhead offers parking. If spaces are full, select another close by location. Do not park on road. DO NOT PARK ON GRASS because of severe fire danger. Pets - Pets must be on a leash at all times or in immediate control by voice command. Equestrians - Please check in with the Equestrian staff and let them know which trail you will be using, and check back in upon your return. Check the Trails Status Page on the Preserve Web site for current information regarding Preserve Trails. Extremely steep grades on some trails may call for use of breast collars, and breeching or cruppers on saddles. Plan ahead... water for horses is not available on all the trails in the preserve. Bicyclists - Bicyclists must yield to pedestrians and equestrians. When overtaking, bicyclists and horse riders must do so slowly, well announced and on the left. B Black Mountain Link 1.00 Cantera Drop 0.36 Cantera Trail 3.24 Hall Ridge North 1.39 Hank’s Spur 0.58 Long Ridge Trail 3.05 Potrero Drop 1.07 Redwood Drop 0.66 Redwood Ridge Loop 2.11 Robinson Canyon Trail 3.84 San Clemente Climb 1.37 Silver Mine Drop 1.10 Trapper’s Link 1.25 Trapper’s Loop West 1.54 A B C D The Potrero - 4 miles - 1 to 2 Hours Start at Anna’s Amble or The Potrero and hike around Redwood Ridge Loop Williams Canyon - 3 miles - 1 to 2 Hours Park and Start at Williams Canyon and hike along the stream towards Mitteldorf Trappers Loop - 3 miles - 1 to 2 Hours Park and Start at Trapper’s Canyon and loop around George’s Knob Hall’s Ridge - 6 miles - 2 to 3 Hours Start at the Sports Center and hike to Hall’s Ridge to view the Preserve Arroyo Sequoia Bypass 0.51 Arroyo Sequoia Trail 0.62 Chamisal Pass Trail 7.83 Cypress Link 1.43 Goodrich Link 0.53 Hall’s Ridge South 1.25 Peñon Link 1.45 Peñon Peak Trail 3.13 Portuguese Spring Trail 0.71 San Clemente Canyon Drop 1.76 Touche Link 2.16 Touche Pass 1.25 Trapper’s Loop East 1.39 E F G H Robinson Canyon - 8 miles - 3 to 4 Hours Start at the Sports Center and hike along the canyon edge then back down Chamisal Peñon Peak - 4 miles - 1 to 2 Hours Hike to the top of Peñon Peak and view Carmel Valley and Garland Park Portuguese Spring - 6 miles - 2 to 3 Hours Park and Start at San Clemente and hike to the Portuguese Spring Picnic Area s Redwood Grove - 3 miles - 1 to 2 Hours Park and Start at San Clemente and hike along the Redwood Grove past a Historic Cabin Multiple Use Trail Guidelines Follow Trail Courtesy Download the Mobile Trail Map using the QRC or visit PreserveHikes.com for more information and maps. Check the Trails Status Page on the Preserve Web site for current information regarding Preserve Trails. Canyon Rim Trail 2.09 Corral Run 1.03 Long Ridge Link 1.48 Mesa Loop Trail North 0.82 Mesa Loop Trail South 0.63 Potrero Trail 1.41 Potrero Trail Upper 1.44 Red Tail 0.33 Sam’s Slide 0.61 Stevenson Trail 1.13 Vasquez Trail 3.00 Williams Canyon 1.65 Intermediate Trail Advanced Trail Extereme Trail Anna’s Amble 1.07 Black Mountain Trail 1.60 Creek Edge Walk 0.34 Garzas Trail 1.92 Portuguese Springs Link 0.65 Pronghorn Link 0.26 Pronghorn Trail 1.71 Salsipuedes Creek Spur 0.86 San Clemente Trail 1.55 Steam Donkey 0.27 Van Winkley’s Spur 0.28 M ild Tr ail

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Page 1: SanTa LUcIa PrESErVE · 2018-12-14 · SanTa LUcIa PrESErVE 0. 0.5 1 2 miles. H B S E g. Gate Vista Point. Landmark Parking Spot. Picnic Area. H B S E g. Hacienda. Sports Center Equestrian

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Picnic Area

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Hacienda

Sports Center

Equestrian Center

Golf Clubhouse

Boat House

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Driveway

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TraIL ETIqUETTE

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ETurf Image

Geospatial Consulting

Printed on 10% recycled paper

For more information regarding the trails please visit the

Hacienda Concierge or Sports Center. The Concierge can be

reached at 831-620-6821 to schedule a guided hike or eques-

trian ride on one of the Preserve hiking trails.

The Santa Lucia Preserve Trail Map was created by the Santa

Lucia Preserve Ranch Club, in partnership with the Santa

Lucia Conservancy, and designed by Turf Image.

maP InFormaTIon

TraIL InFormaTIon and rEcommEndEd HIkES

The Santa Lucia Preserve is 20,000 acres of unspoiled

California. Its landscape of ridge tops, redwoods, oak

woodland and native grassland encompasses the last of

Central California’s great Mexican land grants. Through

a unique collaboration with the Santa Lucia Conservancy,

90% of its open space will remain wild in perpetuity.

Trailhead Parking - LIMITED PARKING ONLY. Not every

trailhead offers parking. If spaces are full, select another

close by location. Do not park on road. DO NOT PARK ON

GRASS because of severe fire danger.

Pets - Pets must be on a leash at all times or in immediate

control by voice command.

Equestrians - Please check in with the Equestrian staff and let

them know which trail you will be using, and check back in upon

your return. Check the Trails Status Page on the Preserve Web

site for current information regarding Preserve Trails. Extremely

steep grades on some trails may call for use of breast collars,

and breeching or cruppers on saddles. Plan ahead... water for

horses is not available on all the trails in the preserve.

Bicyclists - Bicyclists must yield to pedestrians and equestrians.

When overtaking, bicyclists and horse riders must do so

slowly, well announced and on the left.

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Black Mountain Link 1.00 Cantera Drop 0.36

Cantera Trail 3.24 Hall Ridge North 1.39

Hank’s Spur 0.58 Long Ridge Trail 3.05

Potrero Drop 1.07 Redwood Drop 0.66

Redwood Ridge Loop 2.11 Robinson Canyon Trail 3.84

San Clemente Climb 1.37 Silver Mine Drop 1.10

Trapper’s Link 1.25 Trapper’s Loop West 1.54

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The Potrero - 4 miles - 1 to 2 HoursStart at Anna’s Amble or The Potrero and hike around Redwood Ridge Loop

Williams canyon - 3 miles - 1 to 2 HoursPark and Start at Williams Canyon and hike along the stream towards Mitteldorf

Trappers Loop - 3 miles - 1 to 2 HoursPark and Start at Trapper’s Canyon and loop around George’s Knob

Hall’s ridge - 6 miles - 2 to 3 HoursStart at the Sports Center and hike to Hall’s Ridge to view the Preserve

Arroyo Sequoia Bypass 0.51 Arroyo Sequoia Trail 0.62

Chamisal Pass Trail 7.83 Cypress Link 1.43

Goodrich Link 0.53Hall’s Ridge South 1.25Peñon Link 1.45 Peñon Peak Trail 3.13

Portuguese Spring Trail 0.71 San Clemente Canyon Drop 1.76

Touche Link 2.16 Touche Pass 1.25

Trapper’s Loop East 1.39

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robinson canyon - 8 miles - 3 to 4 HoursStart at the Sports Center and hike along the canyon edge then back down Chamisal

Peñon Peak - 4 miles - 1 to 2 HoursHike to the top of Peñon Peak and view Carmel Valley and Garland Park

Portuguese Spring - 6 miles - 2 to 3 HoursPark and Start at San Clemente and hike to the Portuguese Spring Picnic Area

sredwood grove - 3 miles - 1 to 2 HoursPark and Start at San Clemente and hike along the Redwood Grove past a Historic Cabin

multiple Use Trail guidelinesFollow Trail courtesy

Download the Mobile Trail Map using the QRC or visit PreserveHikes.com for

more information and maps. Check the

Trails Status Page on the Preserve Web

site for current information regarding

Preserve Trails.

Canyon Rim Trail 2.09 Corral Run 1.03

Long Ridge Link 1.48Mesa Loop Trail North 0.82

Mesa Loop Trail South 0.63 Potrero Trail 1.41

Potrero Trail Upper 1.44Red Tail 0.33

Sam’s Slide 0.61Stevenson Trail 1.13

Vasquez Trail 3.00Williams Canyon 1.65

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advanced Trail

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Anna’s Amble 1.07 Black Mountain Trail 1.60

Creek Edge Walk 0.34 Garzas Trail 1.92 Portuguese Springs Link 0.65 Pronghorn Link 0.26 Pronghorn Trail 1.71 Salsipuedes Creek Spur 0.86 San Clemente Trail 1.55 Steam Donkey 0.27

Van Winkley’s Spur 0.28

mild Trail