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Agua Dulce Vineyards
661-268-7402
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Angeles National Forest
661-296-9710
Note: The Saugus Ranger Station was destroyed on October 21, 2007 in the Buckweed Fire. Updated April 9, 2008:
You may drive through the Angeles National Forest on Bouquet Canyon Road, but you may not exit your vehicle and access the forest, as it is currently closed to the public.
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Animal Safe Haven Sanctuary
661-268-1879
Horses, livestock, cats and dogs reside in this sanctuary for senior animals who's owners can no longer care for them. Visitors are
welcome Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Location will be provided upon calling.
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Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park
661-946-3055
661-942-0662
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Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve
661-724-1180
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Michael D. Antonovich Open Space
23801 The Old Road, Newhall
Follow the directions to East & Rice Canyon. Enter the Antonovich Open Space through East Canyon.
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Aquatic Center, Santa Clarita
661-250-3700
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Arthur B. Ripley Desert Woodland State Park
661-942-0662
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Beale's Cut
This rich part of Santa Clarita's history could be easily overlooked, as it is hidden in the hillside off of Sierra Hwy. Completed in 1864 by E.F. Beale, Surveyor-General of California and Nevada,
the cut through the mountains made a trecherous trip far less dangerous at this stretch for stages, cowpokes, herds, freight trains and settlers. Completed by hand with Chinese labor, it became
known as "Beale's Cut" and has been used in numerous Western films.
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CalArts
661-253-7800
Located here in the SCV, California Institute of the Arts educates professional artists. Local residents and visitors are privileged to attend their performances--many of which are free.
Please note, REDCAT Theater is located in downtown Los Angeles.
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CalArts Art Gallery
661-253-7800
Student art exhibits change weekly.
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California State Parks
If you are considering heading out of the Santa Clarita Valley to explore our state parks, consider first previewing
Russ Christoff's "Traveling California State Parks." An excellent video series, Russ and his crew take you inside California's State Parks, highlighting the things you will not want to miss on your visit.
Russ tells us this is the only series of its kind in the nation, and we've checked it out for you. It's outstanding!
Canyon Theatre Guild
661-799-2702
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Castaic Lake Recreation Area
32132 Castaic Lake Dr, Castaic
661-257-4050
Two lakes serve as the beautiful backdrop for some exciting events. Water skiing, kayaking & boat rentals/launch, Jetski, wake boarding, sailing, mountain bikes, model airplane field,
self-contained RV and organized youth group camping, barbeques, children's play area, picnic tables/picnic shelters, rental rooms/areas for events, jogging track, pool or lake swimming,
equestrian and hiking trails. Entrance fee; additional fees may apply to some activities.
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Castaic Sports Complex
31230 N. Castaic Rd, Castaic
661-775-8865
Youth and adult programs, special events (including summer outdoor movies). Sports facilities include a jogging track, disc golf course, multiple lighted sports fields, barbeques,
children's play area, indoor and outdoor basketball courts. Community room, kitchen facility, and rental rooms/areas for events.
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Chesebrough Park
661-297-1699
After school programs, Mommy & Me, dog obedience training, Saturday night outdoor movies (summer months), T-ball, youth baseball, soccer, and flag football. Barbeques,
children's play area, picnic tables and pavilion, areas for events, sports fields/diamonds and restrooms.
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College of the Canyons Art Gallery
23505 Sunset Hills Dr, Valencia
661-362-3612
Features changing exhibits. Check the exhibition schedule for special events and gallery hours.
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Color Me Mine
24305 Town Center Drive, Ste. 190, Valencia
661-799-9266
We provide the supplies, talented staff members to assist you with your creations, and just like magic, you are an artist!
Drop in "artists" welcome. Save on studio fees and come play with us during our many weekly events. We know "The Art of Having Fun!"
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Daphneyland Basset Rescue and Boarding
661-269-2682
Come give the bassets belly rubs, or adopt one and provide a loving home. Committed to the rescue of bassets and community education, Daphneyland is open to the public on weekends from 11-4, and on weekdays by appointment.
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David March Park
28310 N. Via Joyce Dr, Saugus
661-259-1750
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Ed Davis Park in Towsley Canyon
24255 The Old Road, Newhall
From the Golden State (I-5) freeway in Santa Clarita, exit Calgrove Blvd. Turn west as Calgrove becomes the Old Road and head south 0.6 mile. The park is on the west side of the Old Road (before East & Rice Canyon). Parking is 0.5 mile from the park entrance.
Parking in the bottom lot is free.
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Del Valle County Park
28201 W. Sloan Canyon Rd, Castaic
661-259-1970
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Devil's Punchbowl
28000 Devils Punchbowl Road, Pearblossom
661-944-2743
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Don-E-Brook Farms
661-297-7669
28710 San Francisquito Canyon Road, 8/10ths of a mile North of Copper Hill Discover the trails of San Francisquito Canyon in the Angeles National Forest via horseback, suitable for all levels of experience. Top your ride off with a genuine Western tradition: a BBQ dinner (catered by Rattlers).
Lessons available for all ages. Reservations are necessary. Sunset rides available.
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Dude's Ranch Equine Rescue Center
661-268-1879
Dude's is dedicated to rehabilitating and rescuing horses from ill-fated situations. Most of the horses taken in are neglected or from one of the many racetracks, PMU farms, or wild horse auctions around the country. Consider donating for the care, training, feeding,
housing and placement of these wonderful animals. Call to make an appointment to visit or consider adopting one of your very own. (Location will be provided upon calling.)
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East & Rice Canyon
24255 The Old Road, Newhall
Directions to the trailhead: From the Golden State (I-5) freeway in Santa Clarita, exit Calgrove Blvd. Turn west as Calgrove becomes the Old Road and head south 0.9 mile to parking on the west side of the road. There is a parking fee in East Canyon's lot,
or parking is free on the Old Road.
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Edwards Canyon Country 10
661-299-9385
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Edwards Valencia 12
661-260-2960
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Elkins Ranch Golf Course
1386 Chambersburg Road, Fillmore
805-524-1771
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ESCAPE Theatre
661-299-5264
Designed for children and parents to have the opportunity to train and perform together. Locations vary.
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Fillmore & Western Railway
805-524-2546
Take your adventure on rails as you travel through the beautiful Heritage Valley, just a few minutes from Santa Clarita Valley. Adventures are seasonal.
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Fillmore Fish Hatchery
661-268-1879
A park like setting where fish are raised for the state's numerous lakes, including Castaic Lake. Self-guided tours of the fish ponds are available. No fishing or picnic facilities. Open 7:00 am - 3:30 pm daily.
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Fillmore Historical Museum and Park
805-524-0948
This three building complex includes the Hinckley House, Rancho Sespe Bunk House, and Southern Pacific Railroad Depot. Native American, pioneer, railroad and oil industry exhibits are displayed.
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Fin's Glow Zone
661-284-2489
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Fort Tejon State Historical Park
661-248-6692 Park
661-248-6692 Fort Tejon History Association
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Gentle Barn
661-252-2440
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Gibbon Conservation Center
661-296-2737
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Harry Carey Ranch
(See Tesoro Adobe Museum)
Hart Ranch & Museum
(See Wm. S. Hart Ranch & Museum below)
Hart Park
(See Wm S. Hart Park below)
Hasley Canyon Park
28700 Quincy Street, Castaic
661-259-1750
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Heritage Junction
661-254-1275
A collection of historic buildings including the 1887 Saugus Train Station, the 1878 Kingsbury House. Gift shop, museum on local history, and special events make this a place one must see!
(Located inside the Wm. S. Hart Park grounds.)
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Hungry Valley State Vehicular Recreation Area
661-248-7007
The second largest unit of California State Park's Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division. Located in the Tejon Pass north of Los Angeles and along the Interstate 5 corridor, Hungry Valley
offers 19,000 acres and over 130 miles of scenic trails for motorcycle, All-Terrain Vehicles (ATV), dune buggies, and 4x4 recreation. All levels of Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) operator skills will be
challenged by the wide variety of terrain and trails at Hungry Valley SVRA.
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Ice Station Valencia
661-775-8686
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Jake Kuredjian Park
25265 Pico Canyon Rd., Stevenson Ranch
661-259-1750
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Lake Elizabeth Golf & Ranch Club
42505 Ranch Club Rd, Lake Hughes
661-724-1221
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Law Enforcement Hall of Fame
Chronicling the history of law enforcement in the SCV since the horse & buggy days of 1849 to present, close to 200 images now hang permanently in the SCV Sheriff's Station. Estelle Foley has invested 13 years to
achieve this and can proudly state that this is the only Sheriff's Station in Los Angeles County that depicts its history. Call Estelle at 661-255-1121 or 661-259-2490 for an appointment to tour.
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Lifesavers Wild Horse Rescue
661-727-0049
Come and visit, or volunteer, on this 56-acre ranch where 120 horses reside. Primarily wild mustangs, but some of these animals have been rescued from Premarin farms. Lifesavers encourages you to bring carrots to feed to the horses, hug, kiss and just love 'em up. Open to the
public Tuesday - Saturday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm. Donations accepted.
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Lombardi Ranch
661-296-8697
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Master's College
800-568-6248
Most concerts are free, held in the Recital Hall and begin at 7:30 pm--with the exception of the Christmas concert.
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Melody Ranch Motion Picture Studio & Museum
24715 Oakcreek Avenue, Newhall
661-259-9669
Tour a working western movie town; the same streets immortalized by John Wayne, Elvis Preseley and others.
The museum is a tribute to the movie history at Melody Ranch, this museum is chock full of movie props including "The Dukes of Hazzard," "The Shootist," and "Gunsmoke"...to name just a few.
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Mentryville
27201 Pico Canyon Road, Newhall
661-259-9669
At the end of Pico Canyon Road, Stevenson Ranch
The buildings are closed to all but private tours at this time, but it’s worth exploring the grounds. Once you head up the hill from the buildings, you’ll come upon remnants of the 1880s oil boom town, including the remnants of Pico Number 4. Pico Number 4 was the longest running oil well in the world
when it ceased operation in 1990, and the first commercially successful oil well in the western United States. A neat place to stop for ghost town aficionados.
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Mountasia Family Fun Center
21516 Golden Triangle Road, Santa Clarita
661-253-4386
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The Newhall Pass
22945 Coltrane Avenue, Newhall
Directions: From I-5, take Calgrove west to The Old Road. Head south several miles to Weldon Canyon Road. Turn right over I-5 to Coltrane Avenue. Turn right. The gate is along Coltrane Avenue about 100 yards west of the Weldon Canyon Road bridge.
Trailhead will be on the left.
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Newhall Pool
24907 Newhall Avenue, Newhall
661-799-1050
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Newport Beach Whale Watching
400 Main Street, Newport Beach
949-675-0551
Amazing fun for the whole family, and at an unbeatable price! Don't miss this rare opportunity for the experience of a lifetime--which you'll make a family tradition.
Visit our
Special Offer for your discount from Newport Landing for your passport to great family fun!
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North Oaks Pool
27824 North Camp Plenty Road
661-799-1050
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Northbridge Park
27400 N. Grandview, Valencia
661-259-1750
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Oak of the Golden Dream
661-259-7721
Gold was first discovered here in the Santa Clarita Valley...not at Sutter's Mill.
Even John Wayne made sure everyone knew it. It happened in 1842 in Placerita Canyon. You can still visit The Oak of the Golden Dream, which marks the spot.
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Oak Tree Gun Club
23121 Coltrane Ave, Newhall
661-259-7738
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Old Town Newhall
661-286-4030
Unique gift shops, one-of-a-kind secondhand shops, the area’s oldest hardware and Newhall’s original ice store, chic clothing, cultural grocery stores, day spa, sporting shops, authentic Mexican cuisine, Italian food,
an eclectic coffee shop, tasty bakeries, and the home of 101 omeletts are right at home in Old Town Newhall.
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Pacific Crest Trail
The PCT can be accessed on the north end of the Santa Clarita Valley in Agua Dulce. Another helpful website is
The Southern California Segment of the PCT.
Thanks to Agua Dulce resident and PCT expert, Donna Saufley, we have these detailed instructions for you to access the PCT.
A trailhead parking area was recently constructed by the California Trail Users Coalition (“CTUC”) where the trail crosses Soledad Canyon Road--near the Robin's Nest RV/Recreation park. It then travels northward until it goes under Hwy 14
through a tunnel, and comes out in Vasquez Rocks County Park. It runs through the park, and while there is no trailhead per se, the trail can be accessed in the park.
It exits Vasquez Rocks and makes a left on Escondido Canyon Road (on the road), and then makes a right at the stop sign onto Agua Dulce Canyon Road. It stays on the road for approximately 2.25 miles, where it crosses Sierra Highway,
and makes a left onto Mint Canyon Road. It follows Mint Canyon for only a very short distance, and then makes a right onto Petersen Road. Within about 50 yards, there is a dirt road leading up to the right, as you’re facing north. The PCT
proceeds up this dirt road, where it forks underneath the power lines (take the road that goes down from there, not up). The foot trail resumes about ¼ mile up. There are markers indicating where the trail makes the turn onto the dirt road,
and where the foot trail begins again.
From there the trail meanders through Mint Canyon, climbs the Sierra Pelona ridge, and drops down onto Bouquet Canyon, where it crosses and continues to San Francisquito Canyon Road.
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Paintball USA
15112 Sierra Highway, Santa Clarita
661-269-8400
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Pico Canyon Park
25600 Pico Canyon Rd., Stevenson Ranch
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Place To Shoot
33951 San Francisquito Cyn Rd, Santa Clarita
661-296-5552
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Placerita Nature Center
19152 Placerita Canyon Rd, Newhall
661-259-7721
Animal encounters, ranger-led hikes and presentations. Access and most events are free to the public.
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Rainbow Ridge
661-538-9271 Kathy
Ride the trails for an hour or two or help out at the ranch grooming and caring for the animals all day at Rainbow Ridge. Located at Angeles Forest
and Sierra Highways, the kids will love this wild west adventure. (Relocated from Agua Dulce.) Sunset rides available.
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Rancho Camulos
805-521-1501
Rancho Camulos was built the in 1853 by Ygnacio del Valle. It is the far western end of the original Rancho San Francisco--a ranch that incorporated
the entire Santa Clarita Valley from Newhall Pass to the lower end of Placerita Canyon and all the way west to Camulos.. Ygnacio's father, Antonio del ValIe,
had been granted the 48,000+ acre Rancho San Francisco from Mexico, and after his death the ranch was divided among his heirs. Rancho Camulos is one of the oldest
historic landmarks in the Santa Clarita Valley. It is located right off Hwy 126, technically located in Ventura County, but at the very heart of Santa Clarita's history.
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Repertory East Playhouse
661-288-0000
Professional productions deliver high-quality, entertaining theater right here in the SCV --at a reasonable ticket price. This group also is responsible for entertaining
residents and visitors on select summer evenings with Shakespeare in the Park. Performance locations vary, but their main playhouse is located in Newhall.
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Richard H. Rioux Park
26233 W. Faulkner Dr, Stevenson Ranch
661-222-9536
Special events here include a Senior Health Fair & Concert in the Park, Easter Sunrise Service, an Easter Egg-Stravaganza, 4th of July Celebration with fireworks,
Patriot Day Remembrance, Fall Festival, Turkey Toss, and December Holiday Celebration. Contact the park for details on these events. Summer day camps are also offered.
Outdoor stage, barbeques, children's play area, picnic tables, shade shelters, areas for events, sports fields/diamonds, jogging track, basketball courts and restrooms.
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Rivendale Animal Sanctuary
661-268-1133
The passion of this sanctuary is to save ponies, horses and donkeys. They also have rescued other abused animals. All of the animals here are not suitable for adoption.
The public is welcome to visit by appointment. Location will be provided when you call.
Robinson Ranch Golf Course
27734 Sand Canyon Road, Santa Clarita
661-252-8484
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Santa Clarita Pool
27285 Seco Canyon Road, Santa Clarita
661-284-1470
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SCV Theatre Project
Broadway-calibre productions at affordable prices utilizing the talents of actors, directors, and designers from New York and Los Angeles. Locations vary.
St. Andrew's Abbey
661-944-2178
Just up the road from the Devils Punchbowl is the peaceful and reflective Abbey. If you've called ahead, you are invited to join the monastic community for lunch (nominal fee).
From sunrise to sunset, you are welcome to stop in and walk the peaceful grounds. Clean restroom facilities are available for your use.
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St. Francis Dam
661-254-1275
By Michele E. Buttelman, Signal Features Editor:
"The second worst disaster in California history began on March 12, 1928, near midnight, in the remote San Francisquito Canyon area of Saugus. The St. Francis Dam failed at 11:57:30, a time pegged to the loss of electricity from the Southern California
Edison transmission lines to Lancaster. The dam's reservoir of 12.5 billion gallons of water poured down the narrow canyon, initially in a 140-foot-high wall of water, and swept nearly 500 men, women and children to their deaths. In California history,
only the 1906 San Francisco earthquake killed more people. It was a disaster of epic proportions, one that remains largely unpublicized and unknown, today. As the flood carved out a path to the sea, it lay waste to Castaic Junction, Piru, Fillmore,
Santa Paula and Saticoy before emptying into the Pacific Ocean, more than 50 miles away, near Ventura."
Every year on the anniversary of the tragedy, the SCV Historical Society offers a lecture and escorts visitors to the site for a tour.
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Saddleback Butte State Park
661-942-0662
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Santa Clarita Ballet
661-254-6844
The Santa Clarita Ballet Company was founded in 1995 as a performing outlet for advanced ballet students. Performance locations vary.
Santa Clarita Master Chorale
661-254-8886
The Santa Clarita Master Chorale promotes fine choral music through an annual concert series of outstanding quality, educational enrichment
programs and involvement in community-based arts efforts. Locations vary.
Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center
661-362-5304
The PAC hosts major celebrities and local performances, providing an intimate, yet comfortable, seating for 900. And you may recognize the
theatre from some of your favorite television productions, including "Las Vegas," "Weeds," "CSI," and "NCIS."
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Santa Clarita Symphony
661-286-6044
A group of 75 professional musicians, who perform with many nationally recognized orchestras, including the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
And you don't have to travel "over the hill" to hear them! Locations vary.
Santa Clarita Valley Film Festival
661-251-0274
Monthly screenings and an annual Fall festival provide the public an opportunity to view independent films. Comprised of filmmakers—producers, directors,
actors, writers, and film editors—living and/or working in the Santa Clarita Valley. Children's programs also available. Call for location.
Saugus Café
661-259-7886
The history of this unimposing little café goes way back to 1887, although it has resided in the current building since 1952. With a renovation in 1994,
patrons today will still enjoy generous meals at sensible prices. Where else may one dine within the same walls as presidents and legends? Former customers
of the restaurant include Presidents Benjamin Harrison and Theodore Roosevelt, Clark Gable, Gary Cooper, John Wayne, Tom Mix, Charlie Chaplin, Doug Fairbanks,
and Mary Pickford. The cast of CSI, as well as Drew Barrymore and Whoopi Goldberg, have filmed here.
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Saugus Train Station
661-254-1275
You've definitely turned back the clock when you step inside this authentic 1887 train station. In fact, be sure to check the walls for bullet holes,
as cowboys shot up the station to greet incoming trains. Exhibits depicting local history are displayed in the baggage room. There's even a table at which
Wild Bill was allegedly shot while playing cards. A gift shop, selling reproduction memorabilia, is also within the station. Admission is free.
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Shambala Preserve
661-268-0380
Shambala Preserve, an 80-acre wildlife habitat, is a haven for endangered and exotic big cats. African lions, Siberian and Bengal tigers, leopards, servals,
mountain lions, bobcats, a lynx, a Florida panther, a snow leopard, and a cheetah all reside at this sanctuary—the only one like it in the United States.
Open periodically for public tours to visitors 18 and over.
It's true; Michael Jackson's Bengal Tigers, Thriller and Sabu, are now at Shambala. Unfortunately, they didn't come with any funds to care for them over the
next 13 years of their life expectancy. You can help by visiting Shambala on a regularly scheduled tour or adopting one of the animals.
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Six Flags Hurricane Harbor
Magic Mountain Parkway, Valencia
661-255-4129
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Six Flags Magic Mountain
Magic Mountain Parkway, Valencia
661-255-4129
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Sky City Bounce House
661-799-1001
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Stuntmen Walk of Fame
While not as extensive as the Walk of the Western Stars or Hollywood Walk of Fame (we only found 3 stars in 2006), it's a fun little thing to see while
in Aqua Dulce. You'll find these stars located on 'mainstreet', right in front of the Sweetwater Cafe'
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Santa Clarita Skate & Bike Park
20870 Center Pointe Parkway, Santa Clarita
661-250-3758
New state-of-the-art skatepark, already being touted as one of the best skatepark destinations, features large bowls, a Street Plaza, Half-Pipe Tunnel, Snake Runs, Skate-able Planters and much more!
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Tesoro Adobe Museum
661-702-8953
Built in 1933, it was once home to famous film star Harry Carey and family (including celebrity son Harry Carey Jr.), this ranch home displays murals by scenic artist Les Grimes in many of the home's rooms. Admission is free.
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Tomo-Kahni State Historic Park
661-942-0662
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Tournament Players Club at Valencia (TPC at Valencia) - Semi-Private
26550 Heritage View Lane, Valencia
661-288-1995
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Tule Elk State Reserve
661-764-6881
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Valencia Country Club - Private Golf
27330 North Tourney Road, Valencia
661-254-4401
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Valencia Glen Pool
23750 Via Gavola
661-284-1467
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Valencia Meadows Pool
25671 Fedala Road
661-284-1464
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Val Verde Park
30300 W. Arlington Rd, Castaic
661-257-4014
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Vasquez Rocks Natural Area
10700 W. Escondido Cyn Rd, Aqua Dulce
661-268-0840
Unusual rock formations, Tataviam Indian sites, and a seasonal stream combine to make this one of the most unusual parks in California. Popular for hiking, biking and horseback riding. (Rentals not available.)
The spectacular rock formations are easy to climb and are a favorite to photograph. In the cool months (October - May), the rangers offer guided hikes and animal presentations. Has also served as the location of
numerous television programs, music videos, and feature films--dating back to the silent film days.
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Veteran's Historical Plaza
The design of the Plaza evokes images of a formal Victorian garden. Hundreds of engraved bricks honor individuals who served in the military.
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Vista Valencia Golf Course
24700 Trevino, Santa Clarita
661-253-1870
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Walk of the Western Stars
John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Dennis Weaver, Jack Palance, Bruce Boxleitner, and Melissa Gilbert are just a few of the western celebrities honored in downtown Newhall. Western film, stage, television
and radio personalities who performed in the Santa Clarita Valley are honored here in The Downtown Newhall Walk of Western Stars,
which began in 1981. Come with your camera and find your favorite stars immortalized with bronze plaques and terrazzo tile set into the sidewalks
along San Fernando Road, Newhall Avenue, and Market Street.
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Walker Cabin
The Walker Cabin has been used in countless movies in the 1930s, 40s and 50s. You can walk through it, and even better, pose for a photo op. Located at the Placerita Nature Center.
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Whitney Canyon Park
20303 N. San Fernando Road, Santa Clarita
Golden State Fwy (Route 5) to CA-14 North to CA-126 exit. Turn right at San Fernando Rd. There is a fee for parking at the park, or park in the Park & Ride for free.
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William S. Hart Park
24151 San Fernando Rd, Newhall
Museum Information: 661-254-4584
Park Information: 661-259-0855
William S. Hart Mansion Museum, gift shop, Western and Native American garment displays, live animals, bison herd, historical society on premises, organized youth group camping, barbecues, children's play areas,
picnic tables/picnic shelters, community room, kitchen facility, rental rooms/areas for events, equestrian and hiking trails.
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William S. Hart Ranch & Museum
661-254-4584
Former silent film cowboy star and director, William S. Hart, resided in this fully furnished Spanish colonial revival style mansion, now open to the public. Fans of western art will find many of their favorites here,
including works done by Charles Russell, Joe De Young, Charles Christadoro, and Frederic Remington. Movie props from the 1920s and authentic native American artifacts are also found throughout the museum. Make a day of
your visit—take the kids to the petting zoo, ogle the buffalo grazing on the property, and enjoy a picnic under a shade tree. Free.
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Youth Grove Memorial
Too many of our young people have been lost to vehicle accidents. They have been memoralized in a lovely grove under the oak trees in Central Park. Each stump holds the name of a person who's life was cut short in an auto accident.
(Park near basketball hoops, then proceed on the walking path behind the all-purpose fields of the park.)
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