Los Padres National Forest

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Los Padres National Forest is a vast protected wilderness in central and southern California known for its rugged mountains, diverse ecosystems, and extensive opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national forest
protected area
area approximately 1.75 million acres
borderedBy Pacific Ocean
contains Big Sur River headwaters
Chumash Wilderness
Cuyama River
Dick Smith Wilderness
Garcia Wilderness
Kern County lands
Los Angeles County lands
Machesna Mountain Wilderness
San Rafael Wilderness
surface form: Matilija Wilderness

Monterey County, California
surface form: Monterey County lands

San Benito County lands
San Luis Obispo County lands
San Rafael Mountains
San Rafael Wilderness
Santa Barbara County lands
Santa Lucia Range
Silver Peak Wilderness
surface form: Santa Lucia Wilderness

Sespe Creek
Los Padres National Forest self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sespe Wilderness

Sierra Madre Mountains (California)
Silver Peak Wilderness
Topatopa Mountains
Ventana Wilderness
Ventura County lands
country United States of America
surface form: United States
established 1936
hasActivity backpacking
camping
fishing
hiking
hunting
wildlife viewing
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasEcosystemType chaparral
coastal scrub
coniferous forest
oak woodland
riparian habitat
hasFeature coastal mountains
deep canyons
rugged mountains
wilderness areas
hasHeadquartersLocation Goleta
surface form: Goleta, California
hasHighestPoint Mount Pinos
hasHighestPointElevation 8847 feet
hasTrail Pine Ridge Trail
Santa Cruz Trail
Sespe River Trail
hasWildlife California condor
black bear
mountain lion
mule deer
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Central California
Southern California
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
surface form: United States Forest Service
namedAfter Spanish missions in California
surface form: Los Padres (The Fathers) referring to Spanish missionaries
nearestCity Monterey
surface form: Monterey, California

San Luis Obispo
surface form: San Luis Obispo, California

Santa Barbara, California, United States
surface form: Santa Barbara, California
partOf Pacific Southwest Region (USFS Region 5)
surface form: Pacific Southwest Region
previousName Los Padres National Forest self-linksurface differs
surface form: Santa Barbara National Forest

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Sierra Madre Mountains (California) partlyWithin Los Padres National Forest
Dick Smith Wilderness partOf Los Padres National Forest
Sespe Creek flowsThrough Los Padres National Forest
Sespe Creek flowsThrough Los Padres National Forest
this entity surface form: Sespe Wilderness
Sespe Creek protectedArea Los Padres National Forest
this entity surface form: Sespe Wilderness
Sespe Creek protectedArea Los Padres National Forest
San Rafael Wilderness locatedIn Los Padres National Forest
San Rafael Wilderness managingAgency Los Padres National Forest
Chumash Wilderness locatedIn Los Padres National Forest
Chumash Wilderness partOf Los Padres National Forest
this entity surface form: Los Padres National Forest wilderness system
Chumash Wilderness adjacentTo Los Padres National Forest
this entity surface form: Sespe Wilderness
Machesna Mountain Wilderness managingAgency Los Padres National Forest
Machesna Mountain Wilderness locatedInProtectedArea Los Padres National Forest
Silver Peak Wilderness partOf Los Padres National Forest
Garcia Wilderness partOf Los Padres National Forest
Garcia Wilderness managingAgency Los Padres National Forest
this entity surface form: Los Padres National Forest (administration)
Sespe Condor Sanctuary locatedIn Los Padres National Forest
Ventura River watershed contains Los Padres National Forest
this entity surface form: Los Padres National Forest lands
Topatopa Bluff partOf Los Padres National Forest
Nordhoff Ridge within Los Padres National Forest
San Marcos Pass hasRecreationAccessTo Los Padres National Forest
Cuyama River partOf Los Padres National Forest