Tar Creek, Los Padres National Forest, Ventura County north of Fillmore, Sespe Wilderness, 21 April 2012 (Page 1 of 1)
It's a hot day...time for a swimmin' hole! Tar Creek, Ventura County takes a bit of getting to if you're in Los Angeles. Get to Fillmore, drive up a dirt road for 3 miles, then hike down for 2 and a half miles. But you're rewarded with natural water slides, 30-ft. cliffs to leap from, and beautiful scenery. We had seen Seun Kuti the night before, and now, hiking down to these water holes and waterfalls on a perfect day made for a fantastic weekend. After the hike back up, we washed it down with micheladas (beer, limes, Tabasco sauce, and tomato juice), lots of ice-cold water, and carne de su jugo (a delicious hearty Guadalajaran soup with beef, pinto beans, and bacon in a tomatillo and cilantro soup) at La Fondita in Fillmore. |
Leaping into the swimming hole. Tar Creek, Ventura, located in he Sespe Wilderness in the Los Padres National Forest. |
Beautiful scene while dippin' the feet in the water. |
One of the natural water slides, Tar Creek, Ventura, located in he Sespe Wilderness in the Los Padres National Forest. |
Tar Creek, Ventura, located in he Sespe Wilderness in the Los Padres National Forest. After the hike back up, we washed it down with micheladas (beer, limes, Tabasco sauce, and tomato juice) and carne de su jugo (a delicious hearty Guadalajaran soup with beef, pinto beans, and bacon in a tomatillo and cilantro soup) at La Fondita in Fillmore. |
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