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Ventana Wilderness — Attraction in Monterey

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Ventana Wilderness
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Nearby attractions
Big Sur Station
47555 CA-1, Big Sur, CA 93920
Redwood Deck
Pfeiffer Big Sur Rd, Big Sur, CA 93920
River Path Trailhead
Big Sur, CA 93920
Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Entrance Kiosk
Pfeiffer Big Sur Rd, Big Sur, CA 93920
Sign | Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
Big Sur, Pine Ridge Trail, Big Sur, CA 93920
Pfeiffer Falls Trailhead
Pfeiffer Big Sur Rd, Big Sur, CA 93920
Homestead Cabin
66WG+26, Big Sur, CA 93920, United States
Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge
CA-1, Big Sur, CA 93920
Buzzards Roost
California 93920
Big Sur River Gorge
Big Sur, CA 93920
Nearby restaurants
Homestead
Pfeiffer Big Sur Rd, Big Sur, CA 93920
Nearby hotels
Big Sur Lodge
47225 CA-1, Big Sur, CA 93920
Wayland Campground
Pfeiffer Big Sur Rd, Big Sur, CA 93920
South Campground
Big Sur, CA 93920
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Ventana Wilderness
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Ventana Wilderness

King City, CA 93930
4.8(34)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
Adventure
Scenic
Pet friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Big Sur Station, Redwood Deck, River Path Trailhead, Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Entrance Kiosk, Sign | Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, Pfeiffer Falls Trailhead, Homestead Cabin, Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge, Buzzards Roost, Big Sur River Gorge, restaurants: Homestead
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Phone
(831) 385-5434
Website
fs.usda.gov

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Nearby attractions of Ventana Wilderness

Big Sur Station

Redwood Deck

River Path Trailhead

Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Entrance Kiosk

Sign | Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

Pfeiffer Falls Trailhead

Homestead Cabin

Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge

Buzzards Roost

Big Sur River Gorge

Big Sur Station

Big Sur Station

4.6

(167)

Open 24 hours
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Redwood Deck

Redwood Deck

4.7

(204)

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River Path Trailhead

River Path Trailhead

4.8

(10)

Open 24 hours
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Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Entrance Kiosk

Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park Entrance Kiosk

4.6

(33)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Wildflower Guided Hike - Rana Creek Preserve
Wildflower Guided Hike - Rana Creek Preserve
Thu, Jan 1 • 9:00 AM
Rana Creek, Carmel Valley, CA 93924
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Business Analytics Weekend (CBAP) Training in Big Sur, CA
Business Analytics Weekend (CBAP) Training in Big Sur, CA
Sat, Jan 3 • 9:00 AM
48123 California 1, Big Sur, CA 93920
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Nearby restaurants of Ventana Wilderness

Homestead

Homestead

Homestead

3.5

(21)

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Andres NunezAndres Nunez
Pine Ridge trail starts at the Big Sur Station. There's a parking lot ($10 per day) self paid cash or pay at the office if open. Then self register with the US Forest Service kiosk before you start your hike. It's a 10 miles (strenuous level) to Sikes campground each way, where the very popular Hot Springs are located. Expect groups of hikers camping & bathing. Due to the elevation gain this hike is not for beginners and water, food & cold weather protection must be carried. It gets cold at night (40°F) in October, and hot around noon (80°F). There are 2 Big Sur river crossings (bring extra socks in case you fall since there are not bridges) The trail is well maintained (thank you volunteers!) and the views are gorgeous after you reach high elevations. But it's not easy to follow after the first river crossing. There's a shorter & easy variant to the lookout for those that want a quick hike. There are 2 restrooms at the parking lot.
TotaanTotaan
Pine Ridge Trail!! This is not an easy hike to Sykes and back from the Big Sur station. I'm getting it done in about 5.5hrs. Expect to be out there multiple days unless you are trail running. Bring a small water filter. PACK YOUR TRASH OUT!!
Rosa HernandezRosa Hernandez
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Pine Ridge trail starts at the Big Sur Station. There's a parking lot ($10 per day) self paid cash or pay at the office if open. Then self register with the US Forest Service kiosk before you start your hike. It's a 10 miles (strenuous level) to Sikes campground each way, where the very popular Hot Springs are located. Expect groups of hikers camping & bathing. Due to the elevation gain this hike is not for beginners and water, food & cold weather protection must be carried. It gets cold at night (40°F) in October, and hot around noon (80°F). There are 2 Big Sur river crossings (bring extra socks in case you fall since there are not bridges) The trail is well maintained (thank you volunteers!) and the views are gorgeous after you reach high elevations. But it's not easy to follow after the first river crossing. There's a shorter & easy variant to the lookout for those that want a quick hike. There are 2 restrooms at the parking lot.
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Pine Ridge Trail!! This is not an easy hike to Sykes and back from the Big Sur station. I'm getting it done in about 5.5hrs. Expect to be out there multiple days unless you are trail running. Bring a small water filter. PACK YOUR TRASH OUT!!
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Unfortunately was closed nothing to said
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4.0
7w

Pine Ridge trail starts at the Big Sur Station. There's a parking lot ($10 per day) self paid cash or pay at the office if open. Then self register with the US Forest Service kiosk before you start your hike. It's a 10 miles (strenuous level) to Sikes campground each way, where the very popular Hot Springs are located. Expect groups of hikers camping & bathing. Due to the elevation gain this hike is not for beginners and water, food & cold weather protection must be carried. It gets cold at night (40°F) in October, and hot around noon (80°F). There are 2 Big Sur river crossings (bring extra socks in case you fall since there are not bridges) The trail is well maintained (thank you volunteers!) and the views are gorgeous after you reach high elevations. But it's not easy to follow after the first river crossing. There's a shorter & easy variant to the lookout for those that want a quick hike. There are 2 restrooms at the...

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5.0
6y

Free parking and easy accesss every one should see these strange animals. Farting. Scratching throwing sand on themselves and in there neighbors face. Even saw some squirming over the others...noses bent over backwards in disappaproval.. They were moulting when we visited.. Nature's...

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5.0
3y

A natural treasure we're so lucky to have here on the Central Coast. Protected/maintained by an army of volunteers who keep the trails in great shape for hikers to enjoy year round. I really appreciate all they do to keep Big Sur...

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