8 Hiking Trails near Murrieta, California
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Dripping Springs Trail/Agua Tibia Wilderness
Temecula, California
15.3 miles SEIn the Agua Tibia Wilderness. Best times of the year to visit are Fall, Winter and Spring - not recommended for summer, carry water. The trail immediately begins to climb out of the campground on a...
Hike
Horse Thief Canyon
Corona, California
16.9 miles NWHorse Thief Canyon is a hidden play location in Lake Elsinore/Corona, California. This is an Awesome place to play off of the side of the road. Rocks, Trees, Sandpits, and more to make your game...
Airsoft, Hike
Oak Grove/High Point Trail
Warner Springs, California
27.1 miles SEOak Grove Trail is the oldest established trail on the Palomar Ranger District. Although a steep trail, it offers great views of the San Jacinto and San Gorgonio Mountains and the Oak Grove valley...
Hike, Mountain Bike
Apple Canyon via Devil's Slide (shuttle hike)
Mountain Center, California
33.8 miles EHike near Mountain Center, California
Hike
Vivian Creek Trail
Forest Falls, California
40.9 miles NEThe Vivian Creek Trail is the shortest and the steepest route to the summit of Mt. San Gorgonio, located in the San Gorgonio Wilderness Area. One and two-tenths miles from the trailhead is Vivian...
Camp, Hike
Beach Trail at Torrey Pines
San Diego, California
43.9 miles S3/4 mile to Flat Rock and beach. Popular beach access. Least scenic trail. few trees, steep. Final beach entry very narrow with steps. Trailhead at restroom. If you plan to hike down and then walk...
Hike, Swim
Cedar Creek Falls
Ramona, California
48.0 miles SECedar Creek Falls is a spectacular waterfall plunging 80 feet into a large pool of water. The trails to Cedar Creek Falls lead hikers through the beautiful backcountry hills of eastern San Diego....
Hike, Swim
laguna lake park trail
Fullerton, California
48.1 miles NWLaguna Lake Park encompasses 450 acres, including a 25 acre natural lake and a large undeveloped open space with hiking trails. The area was once used by the Chumash Indians for hunting and fishing....
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