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Sage Ranch Park is a 625-acre park (253 ha) and wildlife corridor located at a 2,000 feet (610 m) height in the northwestern Simi Hills on the northwestern plateau of the Simi Valley, bordering Los Angeles County and its San Fernando Valley. [1] [2] [3] The campground area used to be a cattle ranch and later a filmset for Western movies.
Sage Ranch Park: overlooks Chatsworth from its 2,000-foot (610 m) high ridges in the Simi Hills near the Santa Susana Field Laboratory. It is a new open space park at the end of Woolsey Canyon Road. Sage Ranch Park has campsites, walking and hiking trails, and panoramic views of the San Fernando and Simi Valleys. [45] It is located in Simi Valley
According to Engelhart — who operates Sage with her husband, chef-owner Elias Sosa — in years past the restaurants would do $7 million in annual business. But they haven’t been profitable ...
El Escorpión Park and the Moore's Canyon Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail segment; West Hills, Los Angeles [25] [26] Rocky Peak Park - adjacent and above Santa Susana Pass [27] Ronald Reagan Presidential Library complex with museum; Sage Ranch Park - near the Santa Susana Field Laboratory with trails and camping. [28] [29] [30]
Movie ranch opened in 1937; opened to public in 1949 as a western-themed amusement park; became known as Hopetown after Bob Hope purchased it in 1965; closed in 1966 and damaged by fire in 1967; it is now a park operated by the City of Simi Valley 151: Fillmore Sign: Northeast corner Highway 126 (Ventura St.) and Central Ave. Fillmore: 9/94
A network of residential streets and ranch and oilfield roads that traverse the area from U.S. Highway 101 and state highways 118, 23, and 126 provides access to the area. Current land use includes citrus and avocado orchards, oil well drilling and production, sand and gravel quarries, decorative-rock quarries, cattle grazing, suburban ...
To the south of the old stage road is Sage Ranch Park and the Santa Susana Field Laboratory. Immediately to the north of Route 118 at the pass top is Rocky Peak Park, a part of the Rim of the Valley Trail Corridor. [3] [15] The old wagon road and rocky hill environs are part of the Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park, for public exploration.
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