LA/Ventura County Line

After hiking to Rocky Peak, Google asked me to write a review of the "LA / Ventura County Line." First of all, thank you Google! Whenever I go hiking it's always nice to know that someone, even someone in the cloud, knows exactly where I am. Just thinking about the data mining companies knowing my whereabouts at all times and providing such information to the highest bidder just gives me a warm fuzzy feeling! Now back to the "LA / Ventura County Line." Well, it's an invisible line so not really foremost on my mind when I hike. It's highly significant when property taxes are involved but perhaps an absurdity (like all borders when you think about it) when one is hiking in public space. However, Google did give me an assignment so on the hike back I wrote this song in my head: oh line!/Oh Line you're so fine/you nearly blew my mind.... Well the rest of the song was even worse so I won't fill cloud space for all the fine cloud zombies with such piffle. Suffice it to say that it's better than the "LA / Orange County Line" but perhaps not as scenic as the "SF / Marin County Line." I tend to love invisible things when they are in beautiful places so look forward to posting reviews of more "lines" in the future, so long as Google continues to send me assignments. BTW, I made up a line dance but it was even worse than the song. Just embarrassingly bad. Hike on!

Great hike but the trail is not marked properly, if there cloud cover its hard to navigate with limited visibility but on a clear day it shouldn't be a problem but the Views are amazing.

Looking forward to how you miss this weekend

My first full hike was at Rocky Peak Park, and I made it a goal to see the county line marker, it was pretty cold and it was a day after some extremely heavy rain so there were a lot of streams running through the trails that made a lot of the trail muddy and slippery. It was tiring to get up here, but it was absolutely worth it. The view of the whole valley is incredible, I thought it would be obstructed by the other rock formations, but the view was as clear as the sky was. If you live in the Valley or Simi Valley and you want to get to know the place where you live in an incredible way, this is one of the best ways to do it.
TL;DR:
Hard for first timers, but absolutely worth it for the view.

It's really neat. Someone actually painted a white line all the way along the boundary of my two favorite counties. You have to look for it but its there, over the rocks, along the ground, across the roads, through the trees, etc. Bring a camera !