Stenner Creek Trail to The Eucs This 3.7-mile hike goes up Stenner Creek Canyon past a small waterfall and views of Bishop Peak to a collection of freeride bike trails called The Eucs. Trailhead address: Poly Canyon Road & Village Drive, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405 There is a gate at the bottom of the dirt road. Take the slight right on to Poly Canyon Road to begin the hike.
From the lot, walk up to the intersection with Klamath Road and continue north for another 0.1 miles on Village Road. Turn right and pull into the H4 parking lot on the left. Turn right on Perimeter Road and drive another 0.2 miles to Village Drive. On weekends, continue straight ahead for another 0.4 miles to the end of the road. On weekdays stop at the visitor station and purchase a parking pass. To get to the trailhead: From Highway 101 (exit 203D from the south and exit 204 from the north), exit on to Grand Ave and head north for 1/3 of a mile to the Cal Poly campus. On school days, an entrance fee and a permit are required to get on campus.
POLY BRIDGE HILLS AND VALLEYS FREE
On weekends, access to the trail is free and no permit is required. Bikes are allowed on Poly Canyon Road but not within the village. Return the way you came for an easy 2.5 to 2.75-mile hike (depending on how much of the village you explore). Once you’ve taken it all in, hike back down across the bridge and under the arch to Poly Canyon Road. Several of the old houses are dilapidated, showing signs of vandalism, but the small diverse village is still an interesting place to visit. Many of the constructions seem designed to integrate with the environment, including an amphitheater built along the creek beneath an open geodesic dome.
The houses and structures are architecturally experimental, abstract, and unique. The Design Village is still used by the university and the installations will change over time. Highlights of the village include: Shell House, Bridge house, Stick House, and Underground House (which may have been designed by Dr. Since the 1970s, Cal Poly College of Architecture and Environmental Design students have used Poly Canyon as an outdoor test room to experiment with new constructions. Getting lost would be difficult, so relax and explore. From here, there is dirt road through the village, along with several interconnecting paths, allowing you to visit each structure via a contorted loop or another course of your choosing. Cross a concrete bridge and arrive at the base of the hill of student constructions. Pass below the elegant arch and continue up a trail lined by short stone walls. Poly Bridge Tropical Paradise 7-3 Plough Ahead. Poly Bridge Tropical Paradise 7-2 Three Boats One Stone. Poly Bridge Zen Gardens 6-14 Criss Cross Chaos April 2017. Poly Bridge Zen Gardens 6-13 Six Pack April 2017. Poly Bridge 80s Fun Land 5-15 Collision Course. Poly Bridge Fun Land 5-10 24m Double Drawbridge. Poly Bridge Fun Land 5-7 14m Double Jump. Poly Bridge 80s Fun Land 5-5 Low Budget Overpass. Poly Bridge Ancient Ruins 4-9 Falling Tower.
Poly Bridge Ancient Ruins 4-7 Fork Jump April 2017.
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