오렌지 카운티 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

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.

Getting to this well hidden waterfall is a great short adventure. The trail is fun and you will see lots of vegetation – at least for the California desert.

The ruins of Beeks Place are the remains of old stone buildings built in the 1930's by Joseph Beeks (who created the Balboa Island Ferry service in Newport Beach) to use as a weekend getaway. Located right along Main Divide road, it makes for a nice place to take a break and take in the views.

The Black Star Falls cascade down the rugged cliffs, forming a breathtaking natural spectacle. While the falls aren't far from the road, the terrain necessitates leaving your bike behind and continuing the journey on foot.

Beek's Place is actually old ruins of some stone structures from the 1930s. These ruins seem out of place up here with the cell towers.

The Black Star Falls cascade down the rugged cliffs, forming a breathtaking natural spectacle. While the falls aren't far from the road, the terrain necessitates leaving your bike behind and continuing the journey on foot.

Remains of an old Native American Village. The holes in the rocks are what's left of where women would pound acorn meats into a workable flour.

Nestled among the San Mateo Wilderness, Teneja Falls is a stunning location after a wet winter with enough precipitation to keep the waterfall flowing. The best time of the year to pay the falls a visit is therefore spring and sometimes early summer. In autumn expect the waterfall to be dry.