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Beautiful wildflowers can be found on Figueroa Mountain at various times during wildflower season as well as throughout the Los Padres National Forest. Normally, the wildflowers start blooming in late February to early March and continue to April or May. Weather plays a big role in when flowers bloom and how long they stay. Use this guide to help you identify the wildflowers this spring on Figueroa Mountain.

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We would like to highlight the remarkable achievements of the amazing Helen Tarbet, who has worked as a recreation technician and educator on Los Padres' Santa Lucia Ranger District for 27 years. She has also worked on fire assignments as an information officer and is currently Logistics Chief 3 for Los Padres. Each year, from early March through late May, Helen also takes on another title – Figueroa Mountain Wildflower Ranger.

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Six years after a catastrophic car crash that cost him his leg, Army Veteran John Wade feels more alive than ever before.
Wade, a tank driver who did two tours to Iraq, retired from the Army after 17 years. After his service, he battled PTSD and what he referred to as “self-hate.” He attempted to take his own life three times in the years following his separation from service. Then, in 2018, the brakes failed on a semi-truck he was driving, forcing him to choose between barreling into traffic or swerving off the road into an outcropping of trees.
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In eastern Ventura County and along the Santa Clara River, Fillmore Hatchery raises trout for stocking Southern California waters. Surrounded by citrus and avocado orchards, the Fillmore area offers excellent fresh fruit vendors along Highway 126. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the Los Padres National Forest, just north of the Santa Clara River valley. Fillmore Hatchery gets its water from a combination of springs and wells that provide excellent temperature and quality for raising trout.

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Hours: Open 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., all year

Contact: (805) 524-0962, fillmore@wildlife.ca.gov, P.O. Box 666, Fillmore, CA 93016

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From the south (Los Angeles) travel north on I-5 to Hwy 126. Take Hwy 126 west toward Ventura for 18 miles to Fish Hatchery Road, turn left and travel one quarter mile to visitor’s parking lot. MAP(opens in new tab)

From the north travel south on I-5 to Highway 126, travel west 18 miles to Fish Hatchery Road, turn left travel one quarter mile to visitor’s parking lot. MAP(opens in new tab)

From Highway 101 travel 24 miles east on Highway 126 past the town of Fillmore, turn right on Fish Hatchery Road, travel one quarter mile into visitor’s parking lot. MAP(opens in new tab)

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