New Cuyama, California · San Luis Obispo County · Facility
The site is located on Hwy #166 26 miles east of Santa Maria.This trail is currently within the Front Fire Closure area. No access. Trail is expected to reopen in early 2019. Gifford Trailhead has one large parking area and serving hikers, equestrians. No motorized use allowed. The Gifford trail (18E12) 2.2 miles has b…
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The site is located on Hwy #166 26 miles east of Santa Maria.This trail is currently within the Front Fire Closure area. No access. Trail is expected to reopen in early 2019. Gifford Trailhead has one large parking area and serving hikers, equestrians. No motorized use allowed. The Gifford trail (18E12) 2.2 miles has beautiful scenic views.Hitching posts. Picnicking 1 table. Stock trailer parking.Difficulty level : Easy The trailhead is open all year.
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