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  • Rancho Palos Verdes, California

    Rancho Palos Verdes, California is among our top picks for outdoor adventures. With its picturesque coastal views, it's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and a paradise for those who love outdoor activities. From horseback riding on the beach to kayaking in the harbor, you'll find a treasure trove of thrilling activities. Hiking trails provide awe-inspiring views of the ocean and nature, while the nearby Point Vicente Interpretive Center offers a variety of educational programs and activities. Fishing spots, golf courses, and parks provide something for everyone to adore. There's no shortage of activities, making Rancho Palos Verdes the ultimate outdoor lovers' heaven.

    Top Spots in and near Rancho Palos Verdes

    • Trabuco Canyon, California

      Bell Canyon Trail

      3.86 mi / 102 ft gain
      Bell Canyon Trail is an out-and-back trail where you may see wildflowers located near San Juan Capistrano, California.
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    • San Juan Capistrano, California

      Hike the Pinhead Peak Trail at Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park

      4.0
      2 mi / 220 ft gain
      Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park is the perfect place to getaway from the hubbub of LA. Enjoy the scenic drive north on Ortega Highway before reaching the entrance gate to the park. Parking Fees are currently $3 on Weekdays and $5 on Weekends. Camping Fees vary depending on your group size.  The...
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    • Pearblossom, California

      Mt. Waterman

      5.0
      5.87 mi / 1499 ft gain
      Mt. Waterman is accessed along Highway 2 in the Angeles National Forest. Heading east from La Canada look for mileage marker 58.0 (34 miles from La Canada) just past the closed ski resort. Park at one of the large paved turnouts on your left. Display an Adventure Pass ($5 at Ranger Station or Big...
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    • Azusa, California

      Lewis Falls

      1 mi / 732 ft gain
      Located deep in the Angeles National Forest above Azusa, this short but at times challenging hike rewards you with a beautiful fifty-foot waterfall. The base of the waterfall is only a foot at its deepest, so I wouldn't rush to bring a bathing suit with you. Protected by the heavy forestry around...
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    • Pearblossom, California

      Cooper Canyon Falls via Burkhart Trail

      5.0
      3.01 mi / 755 ft gain
      Burkhart Trail is well-defined and easy to follow through an unbelievable old growth of Jeffrey pines, incense-cedars and surprisingly, redwoods! At 0.25 miles, there is a steep spur trail near a large pile of boulders that leads to a popular swimming area, often frequented by guests of the campg...
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