サンタアナ山脈の天然記念物・トップ20

Chiquito Falls is a quiet spot tucked away in Cleveland National Forest, best seen after some rain when the water flows at its strongest. The trail leading there is rugged but worth it for the peaceful vibe and the scenic surroundings. It's a great excuse to explore more of the forest and soak up some natural beauty.

Ideal for shorter, scenic hikes, Red Rock Trail in Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park offers incredible red sandstone formations, moderate difficulty, and scenic views. Stunning, though trails can be hot and dusty.

Situated up with the cell towers at 3,045 feet, Sierra Peak offers awesome views of Orange County and the surrounding mountains. Because it's such a long trek from car to summit, you'll likely have most of the route and the peak to yourself.

Bedford Peak is just 250 feet west of this junction and a short walk. You might have to dismount and push your bike. Bedford Peak is right on the border of Riverside and Orange Counties. It is at an elevation of 3,800 ft. From the top, there are good views of Santiago Peak and Silverado Canyon, with the ocean and Catalina in the distance.

The summit has great views over the whole region; north Orange County to the west and Corona/Riverside to the east, with San Gorgonio Mountain on the horizon.

Santiago Peak is the highest point in Orange County. From the top you get views of the Trabuco District canyonlands, as well as Mt. St. Gorgonius, Mt. San Jacinto, Mt. San Antonio and the Sprawl of the Inland Empire.

At an elevation of 3,800 feet, Bedford Peak sits on the border of Orange County and Riverside County. From the top you will have great views of the Santa Anas & Angeles National Forest, as well as Catalina.

This used to be the village of Puhú, which was shared between four different local indigenous tribes. The village was massacred by fur traders in 1832.