オレンジ郡のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

This trail is fast and nontechnical, and you get great views across the rolling hills of Crystal Cove State Park all the way down to the ocean. Hikers and dog-walkers share these trails but the path is fairly wide and visibility is good.

Laguna Niguel Lake, formerly known as Sulphur Creek Reservoir, is a 44-acre recreational lake that was created by the Sulphur Creek Dam. The fee to access the park and lake is $3 on weekdays, $5 on weekends, and $7 on holidays.

Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park encompasses 4,500 acres of different natural ecosystems. The trails winding through the park are hard-packed, and every few hundred meters feels so different compared to the prior miles.

There is a large packed dirt parking lot here with restrooms by the trailhead. The park charges a $3 fee. From here you have access to the trails along Aliso Creek, and you can head south to connect to the trail system around Dripping Cave and Cave Rock.

The four trails are Mustard Road, Whiting Spur Road, Whiting Road, and Water Tank Road. There are trail maps, a water fountain and a bench that overlooks Red Rock Canyon.

There is a large packed dirt parking lot here with restrooms by the trailhead. The park charges a $3 fee. From here you have access to the trails along Aliso Creek, and you can head south to connect to the trail system around Dripping Cave and Cave Rock.

You get a panoramic view of the coast from the packed sandy trails that lead right up to the shoreline. There is an informational signpost about grey whales.

Reynolds Bench is located in an area called "Four Corners," where four trails converge. The four trails are Mustard Road, Whiting Spur Road, Whiting Road, and Water Tank Road. There are trail maps, a water fountain and a bench that overlooks Red Rock Canyon. It's on multi-use trails and a hot spot for a break mid-hike.