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Popular, proven format: the previous edition (9780899977577) sold more than 5,000 copies, solid numbers for a regional title | Market: nearly 60 million people went hiking in the US in 2023, with reasons ranging from enjoyment of the outdoors to health and exercise | 128 featured hikesvirtually every hike worth taking in and around Orange County | Parks, preserves, designated open spaces, and public lands total some 200,000 acresand more than 500 miles of trails and roads for hikingin and near Orange County | Something for every skill level: from short nature trails to challenging peak climbs…mehr
Popular, proven format: the previous edition (9780899977577) sold more than 5,000 copies, solid numbers for a regional title
Market: nearly 60 million people went hiking in the US in 2023, with reasons ranging from enjoyment of the outdoors to health and exercise
128 featured hikesvirtually every hike worth taking in and around Orange County
Parks, preserves, designated open spaces, and public lands total some 200,000 acresand more than 500 miles of trails and roads for hikingin and near Orange County
Something for every skill level: from short nature trails to challenging peak climbs and canyon treks
At-a-glance essential information, including distance, hiking time, elevation gain/loss, and difficulty
Trail details, hiking directions, and maps with GPS waypoints to help readers find their way
Ratings for key elements to help readers quickly decide which hikes to choose
Tips on which trails are suitable for mountain biking, backpacking, horse riding, dogs, and families
Covers the beaches and bays, Crystal Cove State Park, the Chino Hills, Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve, county wilderness parks, the Santa Ana Mountains, and more
Local author is an expert hiker who has written 12 books
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Autorenporträt
David Harris is a professor of engineering at Harvey Mudd College. He is the author or coauthor of seven hiking guidebooks and five engineering textbooks. David grew up rambling about the Desolation Wilderness as a toddler in his father's pack and later roamed the High Sierra as a Boy Scout. As a Sierra Club trip leader, he organized mountaineering trips throughout the Sierra Nevada. Since 1999, he has been exploring the mountains and deserts of Southern California. David is the father of three sons, with whom he loves sharing the outdoors.
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Acknowledgments Overview Map Preface Overview of Hikes Introducing Orange County Health, Safety, and Courtesy Using This Book 1. North Coast * Trip 1.1 Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve * Trip 1.2 Talbert Nature Preserve 2. Upper Newport Bay * Trip 2.1 Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve * Trip 2.2 Newport Back Bay Loop * Trip 2.3 San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary * Trip 2.4 Buck Gully 3. Crystal Cove State Park * Trip 3.1 Corona Rock-Hop * Trip 3.2 Crystal Cove Beaches * Trip 3.3 Emerald Vista Point * Trip 3.4 El Moro Canyon Loop * Trip 3.5 Deer Canyon Loop 4. Laguna Coast Wilderness Park * Trip 4.1 Nix Loop * Trip 4.2 Laurel Canyon Loop * Trip 4.3 Emerald Canyon * Trip 4.4 Big Bend Loop * Trip 4.5 Laguna Bowl Loop * Trip 4.6 Dilley Preserve 5. Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park * Trip 5.1 Seaview Park Overlook and Aliso Summit * Trip 5.2 Seaview and Badlands Trails * Trip 5.3 Aliso Summit Trail * Trip 5.4 Top of the World Loop * Trip 5.5 Aliso and Wood Canyons Loop * Trip 5.6 Pecten Reef via Aliso Creek * Trip 5.7 Sulphur Creek Reservoir 6. South Coast * Trip 6.1 Salt Creek Trail * Trip 6.2 San Juan Creek Trail * Trip 6.3 Dana Point Headlands * Trip 6.4 San Clemente State Beach * Trip 6.5 San Onofre State Beach 7. Chino Hills State Park * Trip 7.1 Bane Rim Loop * Trip 7.2 McLean Overlook * Trip 7.3 Water Canyon * Trip 7.4 Lower Aliso Canyon Loop * Trip 7.5 Upper Aliso Canyon * Trip 7.6 Hills for Everyone Trail * Trip 7.7 Telegraph Canyon Traverse * Trip 7.8 Gilman Peak * Trip 7.9 San Juan Hill * Trip 7.10 Sonome Canyon * Trip 7.11 Carbon Canyon Nature Trail * Trip 7.12 Coal Canyon 8. Santiago Creek and Anaheim Hills * Trip 8.1 Oak Canyon Nature Center * Trip 8.2 Deer Canyon Park Preserve * Trip 8.3 Santiago Oaks Regional Park * Trip 8.4 Robbers Peak * Trip 8.5 Weir Canyon Loop * Trip 8.6 Irvine Regional Park * Trip 8.7 Irvine to Santiago Loop * Trip 8.8 El Modena Open Space * Trip 8.9 Peters Canyon Regional Park 9. Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park * Trip 9.1 Borrego and Red Rock Canyons * Trip 9.2 Vista Lookout * Trip 9.3 Whiting Ranch Loop * Trip 9.4 Dreaded Hill 10. Irvine Ranch Open Space * Trip 10.1 Limestone Canyon: The Sinks * Trip 10.2 Hicks Haul Road * Trip 10.3 Agua Chinon * Trip 10.4 Round Canyon * Trip 10.5 Black Star Canyon * Trip 10.6 Red Rock Trail * Trip 10.7 Fremont Canyon * Trip 10.8 Weir Canyon 11. Irvine Open Space Preserve * Trip 11.1 Bommer Canyon and Ridge Loop * Trip 11.2 Big Bommer Loop * Trip 11.3 Quail Hill Loop * Trip 11.4 Turtle Ridge Loop 12. O’Neill and Riley Regional Parks * Trip 12.1 Ocean Vista Point * Trip 12.2 Edna Spaulding Nature Trail * Trip 12.3 Arroyo Trabuco * Trip 12.4 Tijeras Creek * Trip 12.5 Riley Wilderness Park 13. Caspers Wilderness Park * Trip 13.1 Pinhead Peak * Trip 13.2 West Ridge to Bell Canyon Loop * Trip 13.3 East Ridge to Bell Canyon Loop * Trip 13.4 Oso to Juaneno Loop * Trip 13.5 Hot Springs Loop * Trip 13.6 Bell View Trail 14. Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve * Trip 14.1 Granite Loop * Trip 14.2 Punta Mesa Loop * Trip 14.3 Wiashal Trail * Trip 14.4 Sylvan Meadows * Trip 14.5 Oak Tree Loop * Trip 14.6 Los Santos to Trans Preserve Loop * Trip 14.7 Vernal Pool Trail 15. Santa Ana Mountains: Main Divide * Trip 15.1 Tecate Cypress Preserve * Trip 15.2 Tin Mine Canyon * Trip 15.3 Sierra Peak via Skyline Drive * Trip 15.4 North Main Divide Traverse * Trip 15.5 Black Star Canyon Falls * Trip 15.6 Silverado Trail to Bedford Peak * Trip 15.7 Silverado to Modjeska Peak Loop * Trip 15.8 Harding Road to Main Divide * Trip 15.9 Harding Canyon * Trip 15.10 Santiago Trail * Trip 15.11 Falls Canyon * Trip 15.12 Holy Jim Falls * Trip 15.13 Santiago Peak via Holy Jim Trail * Trip 15.14 Indian Truck Trail * Trip 15.15 Trabuco Canyon * Trip 15.16 West Horsethief to Trabuco Canyon Loop * Trip 15.17 Bell Peak * Trip 15.18 East Horsethief Trail 16. Santa Ana Mountains: Ortega Corridor * Trip 16.1 El Cariso Nature Trail * Trip 16.2 Ortega Falls * Trip 16.3 San Juan Loop Trail * Trip 16.4 San Juan Trail * Trip 16.5 Chiquito Basin * Trip 16.6 Viejo Tie Loop * Trip 16.7 Chiquito Trail * Trip 16.8 Los Pinos Ridge * Trip 16.9 Upper Hot Spring Canyon * Trip 16.10 Lower Hot Spring Canyon * Trip 16.11 Morgan Trail * Trip 16.12 Sitton Peak * Trip 16.13 Lucas Canyon 17. Santa Ana Mountains: San Mateo Canyon Wilderness * Trip 17.1 Tenaja Falls * Trip 17.2 Tenaja Falls Traverse * Trip 17.3 Tenaja Canyon * Trip 17.4 Fishermans Camp Loop * Trip 17.5 San Mateo Canyon * Trip 17.6 Bluewater Traverse 18. Long-Distance Trails * Trip 18.1 Santa Ana River Trail * Trip 18.2 Mountains to Sea Trail * Trip 18.3 Aliso Creek Trail Appendixes * Appendix 1: Best Hikes * Appendix 2: Recommended Reading * Appendix 3: Local Organizations * Appendix 4: Information Sources Index About the Authors
