Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park, situated in an easily accessible location, is a renowned brand known for its serene and picturesque hiking trails. With an abundance of natural beauty and diverse wildlife, this park offers an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Visitors can traverse the well-maintained paths, catered to all skill levels, and immerse themselves in the breathtaking scenery that surrounds them. Whether hiking, mountain biking, or simply enjoying a leisurely stroll, guests can expect a rejuvenating outdoor experience. Though the park boasts limited shade, precautions can be taken to ensure a comfortable journey. With its array of trails and peaceful ambiance, Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park is the perfect destination for nature enthusiasts seeking solace in its tranquil surroundings.
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Wonderful trail. Easy & family friendly. Lots of wonderful scenery. Not much shade though, so be careful & take necessary precautions. Lots of cyclists, so be careful & watch your back. Free parking lot available. Clean restrooms available. Visitor's center right off the parking lot.
This is my go to spot to go mountain biking. There are a ton of trails for every skill level which has been perfect for me trying to get back into biking. There are also designated walking and hiking paths. Perfect spot to spend some time outdoors at any ability level.
Not a busy trail, great AM views, can be a good workout with many trails to choose from. It’s exposed most of the trails, so schedule your hike accordingly and bring extra water on hot sunny days.
This park is in a neighborhood, street parking and lot parking are available. Bring exactly $3 to park in the lot using the machine or use a CC. The trail is uncovered, wear sunscreen. Most of the trail is paved. Pay attention to your surroundings bikers use this trail.
What a beautiful day! Thanks to heavy rain this year, everything is so green. The main trail is paved and wide. I took Wood Canyon, and then Mathis on the way to Top of the World. Wherever you go, the sounds of birds are amazing. Will definitely visit this park again.
a lovely park hiding in plain sight. great trails for running, especially hill work. going up mathis and then down car wreck makes for a mighty fine challenge. really enjoyed the views, top of the world included. get here early to avoid crowds.
Phenomenal hiking opportunities for all ages and range of physical ability. You’re able to enjoy a variety of beautiful flowers, mountains in the distance, views of the ocean, walk along side the creek and occasionally run in wildlife (deer). Car Wreck trail is exactly that…interestingly fun to see!
According to my daughter this was insanely difficult and I was torturing her, but it was a pretty, simple paved path. Probably prettier this time of year than usual because there were lots of flowers due to the rain. I feel like this is a better bike path than hiking path, but if you want a paved longer distance path this is ideal. We parked on the street, I believe parking is paid if you park in the lot so street parking is a little harder. Decent, clean bathrooms and a water bottle filler at the station at the start. It does say "no dogs" on the path.
Location
28373 Alicia Pkwy, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656, United States
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