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Covering 1,000 acres of beach and hills Corral Canyon Park has something for everyone. You'll also find Malibu Seafood adjacent to the park should you work up a hunger.

The Backbone Trail descends into the wooded Latigo Canyon and then ascends to Newton Motorway, continuing into Upper Solstice Canyon. The trail is well-marked but includes steep, rocky sections east of the Latigo Trailhead. If you hike it in spring, you might see plenty of wildflowers along the way. The trail is shared with mountain bikers and horses, and dogs on leashes are allowed. Backbone Trail stretches for 67 miles, so you can plan a longer hike, or simply enjoy the walk through the canyon.

The views of the canyon, the Pacific Ocean and the city of Malibu below are majestic. There are many beautiful purple and yellow wildflowers in the spring. It is an excellent setting for panoramic photos of the stunning green mountains and ocean scenery.

This is a handy connector trail, used mostly to go downhill from The Hub to the Bent Arrow Trail, or you can keep going all the way to Mulholland Drive with a climb at the very end.

Temescal Canyon Road is a great dirt road to ride. Whether you're grinding uphill or zipping down, this is a great path to use to connect the northern and southern paths in the Temescal Peak area.

The main feature of this 188-acre park is its ridges and canyons. The main trail that runs through this area is the Los Robles Trail, which spans over 25 miles and is popular among hikers, runners, and bikers.

Point Mugu State Park is located in the Santa Monica Mountains and offers five miles of ocean shoreline, rugged hills, grassy valleys, and two major river canyons. The park also includes the jagged pinnacles of the Boney Mountains State Wilderness Area.

The main feature of this 188-acre park is its ridges and canyons. The main trail that runs through this area is the Los Robles Trail, which spans over 25 miles and is popular among hikers, runners, and bikers.