Sisar Canyon and Horn Canyon
![Image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjfR2RLvo4pc2aM_hNs7YzwcQ-ixWp8YCxRpA9goMxZbTfsacmCDS2nE60fpJnFn-10vr8jmFADf1wXzOv49LY3H-AW4RiW5l8Xm9o-9I2G-356j1HmnTb81cjJPSai0bJEGy_fuDzPPCw/s640/08-nude.jpg)
Los Padres National Forest Click for map. I actually took the time to ask if someone else wanted to hike and when the dust settled, we were three strong and had a shuttle hike going up Sisar Canyon (which Matt wanted to do) and down Horn Canyon (which I was more keen about) doing maintenance on all the geocaches along the way. The hike up is via road which makes for a very gentle climb, at least by our standards, nearly up to the top of the hills (AKA mountains) behind Ojai. Parking has changed at Sisar since I was last there . Previously, there was a nice lot after a not particularly nice bit of dirt road, but now the road has a gate because people wouldn't quit treating the adjacent private property like it was public property, and in rather abusive ways at that. Now they have ruined it for us all and there is much less parking further back. We left a car at the bottom of Horn, which has not changed much , then got around to Sisar in time to claim one of the few spots.