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Knapp’s Castle was built by George Knapp the founder of Union Carbide Corporation in 1916. Later it was destroyed by a forest fire and not rebuilt. The stonework that remains is a site frequently used by pro photographers. It is on private property high up in the Santa Ynez Mountains above Santa Barbara, but it’s been open for public ...
Feb 4, 2017 · Knapp's Castle - A Photo Journal. Knapp's Castle, located in the Santa Ynez Mountains near Santa Barbara, is one hiking spot you won't want to miss. This trail would not be considered rigorous at all - it's only a one mile hike to get to the castle and back. We had some troubles actually finding where the trail began, however.
Lizard's Mouth Rock is the highest point of a large, flat rock formation near the top of the Santa Ynez Mountains. It is the most popular and expansive sandstone bouldering location in the area and is an easy 1/4 mile walk from the trailhead. Lizard's Mouth has one of the best views of the Santa Barbara area and is directly north of the Santa ...
Chumash Painted Cave. 2320 Painted Cave Road Santa Barbara, CA 93015 805-733-3713 Map. Home. Santa Barbara Attractions. Chumash Painted Cave. Santa Barbara's Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park preserves centuries old Native American artwork that adorn the side of a sandstone cave in the mountains above the city.
Snyder Trail / Knapps Castle is a singletrack mountain bike trail in Santa Barbara, California. View maps, videos, photos, and reviews of Snyder Trail / Knapps Castle bike trail in Santa Barbara. Trails Gear Community Tips Deals Latest Support
Aug 8, 2011 · Mr. Knapp (c) Benjamin R. Taylor. Perched on a promontory along a ridge on the north slope of the Santa Ynez Mountains, overlooking the Santa Ynez River Valley, the sandstone ruins known as Knapp’s Castle are the remnants of a remote mountain retreat built by George Owen Knapp. He purchased the property in 1916 and named it Laurel Springs Ranch.
Knapp’s Castle ruins fireplace still standing. Carefully standing on top of the ruins in the mountains of Santa Barbara. A swing is hanging from a tree on the edge of the mountain next to the stone steps of the castle. Casting shadows on the beautiful stonework. There are several strong trees perched next to the ruins, facing the ocean.
