Best Hiking Trails in Newport Beach, CA

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In 1904, George Hart purchased 700 acres of land on the cliffs east of the entrance to Newport Bay and laid out a s...

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An easy, short hike that the whole family can enjoy. The trail runs from Bonita Canyon sports park to Arroyo pa...

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TO TRAILHEAD: I-405 to CA 73 south to MacArthur Blvd. Left onto CA 1. Right onto Reef Point Rd. into Crystal Co...

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Newport bay is one of the last remaining estuaries in Southern California. The Bay is home to more than 200 spe...

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TO TRAILHEAD: I-405 S to CA 73 south to Irvine Ave. exit; right onto Irvine. Left onto University Dr. Quick rig...

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Lovers of nature, beaches, dogs (six-foot leashes required), bicycles, and free parking-rejoice!-this easy hike...

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Just about the only vivid shades of green that you will find during California's summer are to be found in the ...

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Sea breezes make this one of the few treeless trails that you can hike in summer in Southern California. Locate...

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Lakes are few and far between in Orange County, and for the most part are decorative contrivances created for city ...

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Lofty coastal and canyon views highlight this sagey trek through a canyon adorned with acres of Black Mustard. ...

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Trace the rugged, uninhabited coastline of Crystal Cove on this 5.2-mile out-and-back to sunbleached bluffs, sw...

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This little hiked portion of the extensive Aliso & Wood Canyons Wilderness Park features a fossil reef from whi...

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The trail climbs steadily from the Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary, granting you superb vistas of the neighboring rid...

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TO TRAILHEAD: From I-5, take the Bake exit and go E 5 miles to Portola Pkwy. Turn L and then R at first stoplig...

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