Use Marker Groups Wolf 2002
Piru 2003
Day 2006
Zaca 2007
Gap 2008
La Brea 2009
Stony Creek Trail - Los Padres National Forest
Trail Distance 1.85 Miles
The Stony Creek Trail is a short 1.85 mile connector trail in the Garcia Wilderness in San Luis Obispo County . The trail starts from Stoney Creek Campground and connects to the Caldwell Trout Creek Trail (15E06).
Trail Details
- Trail #: 16E07
- Wilderness Area: Garcia
- County: San Luis Obispo County
- Ranger District: Santa Lucia Ranger District
- Trail-head Latitude: 35.20997
- Trail-head Longitude: -120.25929
- Trail Condition: Kind of Good - Little to no bushwacking and easily followable
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Activities & Features: - Backpacking
- Day Hiking
- Horseback Riding
- Wildlife Viewing
- Wilderness Camping
Trail Stats
- Total Elevation Gain: + 196 feet.
- Total Elevation Loss: - 456 feet.
- Overall Average Slope Gain: + 4 %.
- Overall Average Slope Loss: - 7 %.
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Survey Photos:
Anonymous Surveyor - 05-24-2020
Submitted Trail Reports
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Stony Creek Trail Survey - 05-24-2020 - by Anonymous SurveyorLink: Stony Creek Trail Date: 05-24-2020 Surveyor Name: Anonymous Surveyor Trail description: Mode of transport: Hike Trail condition: Needs some work Condition details: Somewhat technical trail; poison oak encroaching and major deadfall blocking trail 0.2 miles down from caldwell mesa. Images:
deadfall .2 miles down from caldwell mesa - Stony Creek Trail Survey - 06-21-2014 - by janti
Link: Stony Creek Trail Date: 06-21-2014 Surveyor Name: janti Trail description: Explored in from Huasna road past gate to campground and a mile or so past there. beautiful place.
Wish the Husna access was 100% legal and not lame and grey.Mode of transport: Bicycle Trail condition: Good shape and easy to follow
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Survey / Report Form - Please click this box to open the form.Last Updated: Monday, February 29, 2016
