Nojoqui Falls Trail

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Article by James Wapotich at Songs of the Wilderness

Article by Seth Smigelski at Hikespeak.com
Address: 3250 Alisal Rd
Gaviota
Gaviota Coast
93117
United States
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What To Expect: Check out the seven interpretive panels covering the history of the Gaviota Coast on display at this easy- off, easy-on turnout along southbound Hwy 101. Stretch your legs and walk across an old section of Hwy 1 that bridged Arroyo Hondo Canyon.

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Trail Distance: Six miles out and back.

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