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The Rocky Peak Area in Simi Valley |
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Rocky Peak Fire Road ![]() |
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Description |
The Rocky Peak Fire Road runs generally north and south, from the 118 freeway in the south, past Chumash single track and to Las Llajas Canyon Rd, with a great view of Simi Valley below. Most of it is very steep and a little rutted and rocky, but fairly firm except for a few sandy patches. Nevertheless, this trail should only be attempted by experienced riders.There is no shade and in the summertime this area is impossibly hot. |
Length (miles) |
6.1 |
Climb (feet) |
1300 |
Descent (feet) |
1900 Back to the Top |
Trail Profile
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Chumash Single Track ![]() |
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If you think this trail is steep, see how it compares to other steep trails. It's technical at the top! |
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Length (miles) |
2.7 |
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Climb (feet) |
1550 |
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Descent (feet) |
450 |
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Trail Profile Back to the Top
[3] Hummingbird Single Track
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Length (miles) |
2.0 | |
Climb (feet) |
170 | |
Descent (feet) |
1130 Back to the Top |
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Trail Profile
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This page last updated on June 10, 2007
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Thanks for looking at Steve's guide to trails in Ventura County, the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (SMMNRA) and other locations. |
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