Just beyond the borders San Luis Obispo lies the vast Reservoir Canyon. Here, you’ll discover the grandest waterfall in all of SLO County. Embark on the 3-mile round trip trail with your dog on-leash to the waterfall, which starts off gently and gradually morphs into a more challenging ascent up a large hill that grants you a majestic view of San Luis Obispo. Don’t forget to seek out the delightful swing near the trail’s summit, offering you the perfect spot to savor the breathtaking vistas.
Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult
Elevation: 400-1,715 feet
Distance: 6.4 miles round trip
Estimated Time: 2.5- 3 hours
Area: 487 acres
Take Highway 101 north. Go past the City limits one mile and turn right onto Reservoir Canyon Road (second road past City Limits). Reservoir Canyon Road ends at the trailhead.
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