Cheeseboro & Palo Comado Canyon — Attraction in Agoura Hills

The hills were a sea of green and yellow. I must have missed the poppy's as I didn't see any. I saw hikers , I saw people on mountain bikes and I saw a young lady riding her horse. I'm assuming all 3 are encouraged. Also on the way up there I noticed the Fran Pavely Meadow. It was a small corner of the canyon but it had a grassy area with some probably very old Oak trees. It wasn't hard to see why it was protected. Mrs Pavely was my science teacher back in Middle school in Moorpark in the 80's. I had no idea she had a Meadow named for her but it seems fitting she was a...

Multiple trails go through the canyons and hills of the area. The main trail through the canyon is nearly flat, with some shade from the numerous oak trees. Other trails are more challenging and, during the spring, traverse through fields of 7 foot high mustard. Lots of wildlife can be found, especially woodpeckers, hawks, ground squirrels, rabbits and lizards. Horses and mountain bikes are often present on...

Now open during the pandemic. Hiked on Saturday and there was parking at all the lots from 830 when we arrived to 1130 when we left. Tons of wildflowers still blooming. Oak trees are doing great with shade along the trail. We went as far as the sulphur springs without problems. Have a mask with you, but we were never within 100 feet of another hiker. Passed by a lot of families on bicycles who were having...