Name: Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park
Address: Hwy 154, Santa Barbara, CA 93105, USA, US
Telephone: +1 805-733-3713

Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park is a park, located at Hwy 154, Santa Barbara, CA 93105, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 805-733-3713, visit their website www.parks.ca.gov for more detailed information.

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Hwy 154, Santa Barbara, CA 93105, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 08 September 2016

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Lauren Tidwell

08 November 2017

Gorgeous drive up to the cave. It is a windy and smaller road. Larger vehicles not advised. There is very minimal parking so try to go during non peak hours.
The cave itself is locked so you can't actually go into the cave but the drawings are visible and awesome to see.
Michael Miller

23 October 2017

A very peaceful setting for spiritual respect offerings.
Sofia Eulgem

26 September 2017

The area is beautiful. The cave small and fenced. It is not easy to take pictures. Definitely worth to visit.
Minh Vu

09 August 2017

DON'T go there. You can't stop or park to get down. The road was scary to drive, not recommend for regular driver, and only for ONE car goes through. If you still want to get there, then find parking outside, before u turn into the painted cave road, along the road and walk there.
Mercedes Rutherford

29 March 2017

It's not the most exciting historic spot but the history is amazing! The drive is absolutely gorgeous and exhilarating (very high, skinny road, and lots of hard to see around the corner turns). I recommend going around March when all the wildflowers are bloomed!!
Lukas König

22 February 2017

Nice stop near the road. It also is great for hiking.
Khalid Binissa

09 November 2016

Awesome cave painting. Actual cave is gated and locked. So you can't enter but there's a convenient hole for you to stick your hand and phone in to take a picture of the cave art. I was expecting more but there are only 2 main pieces of art in a small "cave". The"parking" spot is only big enough for 2 cars really and road is really a one car road, fits 2 cars if you squeeze. Cool place to drive through nonetheless
Wes I

30 September 2016

Historic painted cave. Worth driving by especially the road is such a nice drive. There is a space to park two cars but generally not busy. I strongly recommend passing by if you are in the area
Clau Alderete

15 September 2016

It's just one tiny cave, open, you can't go on, since there's a gate with lock to avoid people from doing that. There's no parking available, you park on the side of a very narrow road, no signs letting you know the cave is coming up (you blink and may miss it). On a funny/ironic side note, the paintings (beautiful, I really enjoyed being able to observe them so close!!), are reddish. And on top of the surrounding rocks, inside the fated area, there was what it looked like a tiny round container that seemed to be one of those restaurants use to pour ketchup in!!