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Laguna Hills Trails

Salt Creek Trail | Photo by TrailLink user Vikemaze

Trails To Explore Near Laguna Hills

Aliso Creek Riding and Hiking Trail | Laguna Hills

This 16.4-mile trail winds through Portola Hills and Wood Canyon along Aliso Creek. The pathway, which is less than one mile from REI Laguna Hills, provides a biking and walking connection to parks, schools and neighborhoods.

Oso Creek Trail | Mission Viejo

Spanning over four miles, this tree-lined paved pathway connects Jeronimo Open Space and Oso Vijeo Park, offering creek views, mosaic artwork and access to shopping.

Salt Creek Trail | Laguna Niguel

This 5-mile trail winds through Dana Point and Laguna Niguel, offering access to various routes, views of the Pacific Ocean, parks, and an ideal fishing spot across from Laguna Niguel Regional Park.

San Juan Creek Trail | San Juan Capistrano

This 6-mile path runs on the levee along the western bank of San Juan Creek to Trabucco Creek at Descanso Park in San Juan Capistrano. Neighborhoods, horse stables and equestrian users can be seen along the trail.

Dana Point Headlands Trail System | Dana Point

The 3.1-mile trail loops through the Nature Interpretive Center and three parks, offering stunning ocean views and the opportunity to learn about local ecosystems and endangered species.

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