8 Hiking Trails near Yorba Regional Park
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laguna lake park trail
Fullerton, California
10.3 miles WA level loop trail around a 25-acre natural lake and open hillsides with views of the surrounding Morros in this 450-acre Fullerton park with deep Chumash history.
Hike
Arroyo Pescadero Park
Whittier, California
15.1 miles NWAn ADA-accessible interpretive trail and wildlife corridor connecting the Whittier Narrows to Cleveland National Forest through the Puente Hills — featuring decorative artist-designed gates and naturalist-focused signage.
Hike
Horse Thief Canyon
Corona, California
21.8 miles SEA hidden off-road playground tucked along the roadside with rocks, trees, and sandpits — a local secret for outdoor fun in the Lake Elsinore/Corona area.
Airsoft, Hike
Elysian Park
Los Angeles, California
30.9 miles NWA sprawling municipal park in Central Los Angeles encompassing Chavez Ravine and Dodger Stadium's neighborhood — green space and open land in the heart of the city.
Hike
Sam Merrill Trailhead
Altadena, California
31.1 miles NWA historically significant San Gabriel Mountain trail built in the 1930s climbs through Las Flores Canyon to the top of Echo Mountain, once home to the Mount Lowe Railway.
Hike
Switzer Falls
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana, CA, California
34.7 miles NWA relatively easy hike into a spectacular San Gabriel canyon where the stream meanders under oaks and alder, cascades over granite into mirror pools, and passes above the 50-foot Switzer Falls.
Hike
Bandido Group Campground
Pearblossom, California
35.5 miles NWA rustic group campground in the Angeles National Forest designed for equestrian campers, with horse corrals, hitch racks, and five sites accommodating up to 150 campers total.
Camp, Hike, Horseback
Hollywood Sign on Mt. Lee
Los Angeles, California
36.7 miles NWThe iconic Hollywood Sign sits on the southern slope of Mount Lee in Griffith Park, best viewed driving north up Gower Street or along Beachwood Drive.
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