Eaton Canyon Nature Reserve covers an area of ​​190 acres. It is a zoology, botany and geological nature reserve. It is located at the bottom of the San Gabriel Mountains. The 40-foot-high waterfall is a good place to take photos~ It’s the season of Los Angeles, everyone can I saw a lot of seasonal streams during the hike, as well as beautiful rocks and minerals~ The presence of mountains and water will definitely make you a worthwhile trip!

However, during the epidemic, you need to make an appointment one day in advance to go hiking in Eton Canyon~ because it is not allowed to make reservations on the same day or walk in directly.Of course, tickets are free here.The reservation is to prevent the Eaton Canyon Trail from becoming overcrowded. You need to provide proof of booking and photo ID before entering the trail.

Reservation website:

https://www.ecnca.org/

Huntington Beach’s trail is more like a seaside walk. This simple and flat coastal trail is very suitable for those who like to enjoy walking slowly~

And Huntington Beach is a beach where dogs are allowed to play.Walking along the coastline with your dog to enjoy the sea breeze and sunset, why hesitate?Let's go on the rest day!

Standing on the top of the hill, you can see the skyline of Los Angeles on the edge of the city, the mansions on Sunset Boulevard and the stunning scenery of the Los Angeles Basin.If the weather is good, you can still see the Hollywood sign and the sea.For beginner hikers who just want to see the scenery, this route has to be walked again.

However, during the epidemic, the East Trail was temporarily closed, and now only the West Trail Loop is a one-way loop from south to north.

This trail in Franklin Canyon Park is a good hiking place worth exploring. There are many sights to see here. Franklin Canyon Park covers a total of 605 acres and has more than 5 miles of hiking trails.Take a relaxing stroll around the reservoir, and you can see groups of ducks and turtles~

Of course, there are many more difficult Hiking trails, such as the Hastain Trail, which is 2.3 miles long. Hiking along a very steep landslide, you can see the scenery extending from West Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean!Friends who want to challenge can try it~

The recent good cold weather is perfect for hiking on this trail. There are lush canyons and it is only one mile from the Pacific Ocean.Hiking to the summit, looking out from the 1525-foot peak, you can see the magnificent San Bernardino Mountains and the sparkling Santa Monica Bay in the sun.

But the whole journey is more than 7 steps, although the road is very easy to walk, but it is still a bit tired to walk the whole journey!Get up while the temperature is not high~ Remember to bring a kettle~

How can a trail of less than 2 steps be in the intermediate route?There are 282 steps on this hiking route, and one back and forth is enough to make everyone's legs tremble!And the stairs here are really super high!One of the best~

I want to finish it in one breath, it is to test everyone's usual aerobic training results~ But when you reach the top of the mountain, you can see Santa Monica Bay, Hollywood Hills, downtown Los Angeles, and even the San Gabriel Mountains.It feels like standing at the top of the entire Los Angeles center, with a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean.

The trail where Potato Chip Rocks is located is on the way from Los Angeles to San Diego. It is a one-way 4-mile hiking route from Lake Poway. Although you can overlook Lake Poway along the way, the scenery is also good, but if you go in summer, most of the distance is really sunny. It takes four hours to go back and forth.

The two-hour mountain road has no special scenery. There are large and small rocks along the way. The road is also a dirt road. It is not recommended that you wear expensive shoes and light-colored shoes.But after you reach the end, take a group of creative photos on the thin potato chip rocks. One of the nine thrilling places in the world will make you feel tired and worth it!

This great place for hiking is only 25 miles away from the noisy DTLA. This paradise has creek trails, volcanic lava more than XNUMX million years ago, and beautiful quiet small ponds.

Because of the lush forest, there are many wild animals here!You may see bobcats, coyotes, deer, eagles, owls, and egrets.In this beautiful jungle with few people, everyone can swim, picnic, rock climbing, bike, camp, and embrace nature.

If you want to explore, you must walk Bridge to Nowhere once.The "signature" bridge on this trail was built in 1930, but was later abandoned due to the impact of flash floods.I want to finish this 10-foot trail, but I need to use both hands and feet to climb up and down, and I have to cross several streams and rivers to complete the task!

Especially in winter, the water is really cold and the water level is high. Hiking is definitely a harsh challenge at this time!Before you go, everyone has to buy an adventure pass for $5. Remember to put it on the front windshield of the car when you reach the destination.Remember to wear wading + climbing equipment, change clothes, and bring hiking sticks.

Purchase URL:

https://www.rei.com/product/810590/southern-california-daily-forest-adventure-pass

Escondido Falls is the highest waterfall in the Santa Monica Mountains. Every weekend, many hikers will challenge this 3.8-mile hiking route.It started with an uphill road, then a dirt road, and finally reached below the waterfall.Sounds easy, right?

But in fact, the real challenge starts with the trail of only 150 feet at the end: because it is slippery and steep, you need to climb rocks or step on tree roots to reach the top of the waterfall.But standing at the top of the beautiful double-layer waterfall, you will definitely feel that your hard work is worth it~ Climbing the top of the waterfall here will have a great view~

Mt. Baldy is the highest peak in the San Gabriel mountains in the Los Angeles area, with an elevation of 10064 feet, and is also the highest mountain in the greater Los Angeles area.If you want to have an adventure full of snow hiking in winter, here is the best choice.

In winter, you must have enough equipment to climb the snow mountain. If the weather is good, you can see the Pacific Ocean and the Mojave Desert from the mountain!It’s also good to go out in spring. In spring, you can see wild flowers all over the mountains, chipmunks, bighorn sheep, black bears and other animals.There are several hiking trails leading to the top of Mt Baldy, and challenging trails here may require the use of more advanced climbing equipment and techniques.