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The 8,215-acre Malibu Creek State Park was established in 1974 as a means of preserving the Malibu Creek Canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains.

There are three natural preserves in the park which you can explore: Kaslow Preserve, Liberty Canyon, and Udell Gorge. A visit there will let you learn all about the land’s history and how it was initially inhabited by the native Chumash people - you may even see remains of their homesteads which still stand today.

Go hiking, picnicking, fishing, mountain biking, horseback riding, rock climbing, and bird watching.

1925 Las Virgenes Rd, Calabasas, CA 91302

Go hiking in Malibu Creek State Park
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Go hiking in Malibu Creek State Park Visit the Leonis Adobe Museum Check out the King Gillette Ranch Have dinner at Saddle Peak Lodge Attend a cultural program at the Malibu Hindu Temple Have lunch at Pedalers Fork Dine at King's Fish House Stop for Coffee at Marmalade Cafe Shop at The Commons at Calabasas See the exhibits at Calabasas Creek Park

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