Gaviota-Refugio Private Property
Greg Janée
Shaded areas indicate private property in the Gaviota-Refugio region. Unshaded areas are owned by the county, the state, or the federal government, but access may still be restricted (e.g., the Tajiguas landfill is obviously off-limits).
The Santa Barbara Trails Council is working to create a public trail to the east of Tajiguas, on the so-called "Baron Ranch"; see their Fall 2009 newsletter.
Parcel data was obtained from the Santa Barbara County Department of Public Works, Surveyor Division, on CD-ROM; data was current to January 2007. Additional (and more up-to-date) information can be found by entering individual parcel numbers (APNs) on the County Assessor's parcel lookup page.

Arroyo Hondo Preserve
Open the first and third weekends of each month; advance reservations required. See http://www.sblandtrust.org/arroyohondo.html.

Arroyo Hondo

Rancho Dos Vistas
The owners of this property have donated an easement for a future public trail.

Rancho Dos Vistas

The Reagan Ranch
You might have to pass a purity test to get in here. See http://www.yaf.org/TheReaganRanch.aspx.

Reagan Ranch

Other private property