Try Sycamore Run for the virgin rider.
Wildlife abounds here.
Bobcats, snakes, hawks and many more visitors frequently share the trail. Since the time of the Portola Expedition, this land, originally part of the 1842 Rancho Niguel Mexican Land Grant, served as a sheep and cattle ranch. Lewis F. Moulton came into possession of Don Juan Avila's 13,000 acres. By the turn of the century he and his partner Jean Pierre Daguerre added another dimension to their holdings, leasing thousands of acres for raising barley and beans. The death of Daguerre in 1911 and Moulton in 1938 led to the management of the rancho by their wives and heirs of these pioneer families.