Los Padres National Forest
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Reviewed by:
Laalamani
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Los Padres National Forest, which lies on the western and eastern side of CA 33 and US 5 Highways; and on the eastern side of ‘Santa Barbara’, happens to cover are of 1875000 acres in all. One would find loads of wild parks within boundaries of it; like San Rafael, Santa Lucia, and Ventana; apart from 2 areas where condor is amongst protected species. It was created at first in the year 1903.
Category: Nature and Sport
Address: 6755 Hollister Avenue
Telephone: 1 (805) 968.6640
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