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Cheeseboro & Palo Comado Canyons
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Cheeseboro & Palo Comado Canyons

Agoura Hills, CA

★★★★★4.8(350 Google reviews)

These oak-shaded NPS canyons offer gentle, mostly flat trails great for families with younger hikers or bikes. Restrooms and parking are at the Chesebro Road trailhead, though lots fill fast on weekends and during spring wildflower season, so arrive early. Bring water — little shade deeper in.

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5792 Chesebro Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301, USA

(805) 370-2301

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What visitors say

  • Kimura Vogel★★★★★

    stopped in after a hike and it was exactly what I needed. the food came out fast even though they seemed pretty busy. I got the breakfast burrito and it was honestly perfect, nice and loaded with good stuff. the coffee was hot and strong which is always a plus for me. my freind got the burger and that looked amazing too, they were happy with it. its the kind of place you can just chill and not think too hard, defientely coming back.

    a month ago

  • Protano Jarva★★★★★

    was actually dreading coming here because i had such bad service the last time i went somewhere nearby but this was totally different they have this huge outdoor seating area which i love since I'm always trying to get my kids to play outside more and the food came out super fast even though the place was packed honestly the patty melt was some of the best I've had in a while, juicy and not too greasy I’ll def be coming back. our waitress was nice even though she seemed completely overwhelmed and kept forgetting our extra ranch but she apologized with a free drink which was cool, i didnt expect that. the whole vibe was just chill and good and i left feeling full and happy, which is really all you can ask for really.

    a month ago

  • Richard Deem★★★★★

    Multiple trails go through the canyons and hills of the area. The main trail through the canyon is nearly flat, with some shade from the numerous oak trees. Other trails are more challenging and, during the spring, traverse through fields of 7 foot high mustard. Lots of wildlife can be found, especially woodpeckers, hawks, ground squirrels, rabbits and lizards. Horses and mountain bikes are often present on the main trail.

    a year ago

  • Mcgurn Gardea★★★★★

    honestly felt like I stumbled into some secret trail system that people usually keep to themsleves. the sunscreen smell of hot chaparral and the quiet actually made me stop and just listen for a minute, which never happens. i went on a weekday and it wasnt crowded at all, teh parking situation was fine and the whole thing felt way more chill than some of the bigger places nearby. definately coming back

    a month ago

  • Sevda Pouraghaie★★★★★

    Absolutely stunning! I have been to many different trails in southern California but this trail is exceptionally beautiful. Hills are all green covered with yellow flowers. Is a popular trail for bikers of all level. Highly recommended!

    4 years ago

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