Parks in Laguna Beach, California

Now Open! The Crystal Cove Historic District is a 12.3-acre coastal portion of the 2,791-acre Crystal Cove State Park. The federally listed Historic District is an enclave of 46 vintage rustic coas... More on Parks

Crystal Cove State Park has 3.5 miles of beach and 2,000 acres of undeveloped woodland and the offshore waters are designated as an underwater park. Crystal Cove is used by mountain bikers, hikers ... More on go_california

Choppy water and the California shore is quite a sight. There are pleasant comfy rooms here, but you'd bett... More on GoingOutside

Kids will find crabs, fish, hermit crabs, mussels, anemones, snails, and lots of fun. More on TripAdvisor

This hike has it all, including vistas of the Pacific Ocean from the heights above Laguna Beach, and a visit to the depths of a coastal canyon shaded by ancient oaks and sycamores. Starting atop Al... More on Trails

Most people do not realize or want to accept the fact that when it rains, you stay the hell off the trails for a minimum of 48 hours. More on trails.mtbr.com

This ride begins in Crystal Cove State Park approximately 40 miles south of Los Angeles. This is a moderately difficult 9.3-mile loop. Most of the climbing is gradual to moderately steep; there are... More on Trails

This was my second ride here and it will soon be my "backyard favorite More on Trails

Laurel and Willow Canyons are oak- and sycamore-shaded canyons in the undeveloped Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, once a cattle ranch. The two adjacent canyons connect on Willow Ridge, a scenic coast... More on Trails

Laurel canyon was typically dry a this time of year but nevertheless beauti More on Trails

At the time of this writing, all access to, and hiking in, Laguna Coast Wilderness Park is restricted to docent-led tours. These hikes are informative and perfect family outings. (Note: Children mu... More on Trails

This ia a nice hike [as stated, if you don't mind seeing the toll road at t More on Trails

With its venerable oaks, sandstone outcroppings and even a seasonal waterfall, Emerald Canyon is the jewel in the crown of Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. When youre out hiking the parks ridges, and ... More on Trails

The kids and I had a great time. More on Trails

Laguna Coast Wilderness Park is a diverse 6,500-acre undeveloped parkland between Laguna Canyon and Crystal Cove State Park, stretching inland from Laguna Beach to Irvine. Once a working cattle ran... More on Trails

My first hike in a year and a half. Challenging, but anybody should be capa More on Trails

The James Dilley Greenbelt Preserve, a unit within the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, dates back to a landmark purchase by the city of Laguna Beach in 1978. Environmentalist James Dilley helped cham... More on Trails

Clearly marked, nice views of Orange More on Trails

Barbaras Lake is a 12-acre spring-fed lake in the James Dilley Greenbelt Preserve, a 173-acre parcel of land in the Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. Located in Laguna Canyon, just north of the Highway... More on Trails

Trail is Currently Closed-Due to a construction project on Laguna Beach R More on Trails