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The Summit of Aliso Peak |
This month, my husband and I have decided to go to Aliso Peak to enjoy hiking. We found this trail in the book,
50 Hikes in Orange County, which I purchased to enjoy Orange County hikes.
Tips for Walking on Aliso Peak Trail and Toovet Trail.
・Apply sunscreen on entire body.
・Wear sunglasses and hat.
・Drink water often.
・You can bring your dogs.
・It's moderately easy trails. ・There are a number of picnic tables.
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My Aliso Peak Waking Summary (UA MapMyWalk App) |
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Aliso Peak Trail and Toovet Trail (UA MapMyWalk App) |
When I go hiking, I use
Under Armour MapMyWalk App to track my walk. 😉
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Aliso Peak Trail and Toovet Trail (UA MapMyWalk App) |
Parking
It was very easy to find a parking space along the street, Talavera Dr.
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The Grass of Seaview Park and Talavera Dr |
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View from Seaview Park |
After parking, I was amazed at the view from Seaview Park.
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View from Seaview Park |
Trail Hour
November 1st through February 28th : 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
March 1st through October 31st : 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
Aliso Peak Trail
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Aliso Peak Trail |
Aliso Peak Trail
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Seaview Park |
The trail starts from the west end of Seaview Park.
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Aliso Peak Trail
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It was a very quiet trail. At the beginning of this hiking, we didn't see any people there. Seriously, I asked my husband what we would do if we encountered a mountain lion. (Later, we saw few hikers there.)
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Aliso Peak Trail |
There are some picnic benches you can sit and relax. You can enjoy beautiful views of canyon and Aliso Beach located in Laguna Beach.
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View from Aliso Peak Trail
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Then, we went down the narrow steeply downhill. It was short but really challenging for us, so you'd better to wear reliable hiking shoes or sneakers in order not to slip.
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The Views from Aliso Peak Trail
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Then, you will see many luxury houses along the street, St Tropez, on your left.
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The Views from Aliso Peak Trail |
On your right, you will see the golf course of the Ranch at Laguna Beach and beautiful beaches.
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The Views from Aliso Peak Trail |
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Aliso Peak Trail |
We walked toward the top of Aliso Peak.
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Aliso Peak Trail |
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Aliso Peak Trail |
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Aliso Peak Trail |
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Aliso Peak Trail |
We kept hiking on Aliso Peak trail, which is easy one. Valido trail is difficult one.
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Aliso Peak Trail |
Toovet trail and Aliso Peak trail are easy. We kept going up toward the summit of Aliso Peak.
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Aliso Peak Trail |
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Aliso Peak Trail |
We went up these railroad-tie steps to the top of Aliso Peak.
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Aliso Peak Trail |
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The Ranch at Laguna Beach |
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The Summit of Aliso Peak |
When you get the summit of Aliso Peak, you will be rewarded with amazing views. There are a bench you can sit and take the view. You might watch whales and dolphins from there.
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The View from the Summit of Aliso Peak |
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Aliso Peak Trail |
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The View from Aliso Peak Trail
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Laguna Beach
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Aliso Peak Trail and Toovet Trail
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Then, we decided to try this easy Toovet Trail, a quarter-mile path that goes around Aliso Peak.
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Toovet Trail |
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Toovet Trail |
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Toovet Trail |
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Toovet Trail |
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The View from Toovet Trail |
From the Toovet Trail, you will see many incredibly expensive houses in Laguan Beach.
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The View from Toovet Trail |
Then, we went back, and we were still able to enjoy the view of Laguna Beach from the trail.
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The View from Toovet Trail |
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The View from Toovet Trail |
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The Seaview Park
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There were some adorable wild rabbits and squirrels on the grass of the Seaview Park.
We really enjoyed hiking on Aliso Peak Trail and Toovet Trail. I can say that it was one of the most beautiful hike in Orange County. Someday, I will try Valido Trail, which is difficult one.
I thought this book was great and am looking forward to trying more hikes. These are my entries related to hikes we have tried from the book.
1. San Gabriel River to Turtle Overlook
2. Dana Point Headlands
3. Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve
4. Bayview Trail
5. Crystal Cove Tide Pools
6. Aliso Peak
7.
Pecten Reef Loop 8. Bommer Canyon
9. Laurel Loop
10. Mariposa Trail Loop
11. Little Sycamore Canyon Loop
12. San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary
These are my entries you might like.
■Walking Along Shoreline in Long Beach, Los Angeles CA (October 2019)
■Dana Point Headlands - Dana Point, CA (September 2019)
■Green Sea Turtles in San Gabriel River - Seal Beach / Long Beach (August 2019)
■Quail Hill Loop Trail in Irvine, CA (April 2019)
■La Jolla Cove in San Diego (March 2019)
■San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary in Irvine (February 2019)
■Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach (January 2019)
■Swimming with Wild Dolphins (Big Island, Hawaii, January 2015)
■Dolphin Watching in Dana Point (July 2017)
■Our Whale Watching Trip (Dana Point, August 2013)
■San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary in Irvine (March 2017)
■La Jolla Cove - Beautiful Spring Wildflowers and Wild Animals (2018)
My entries related to wild animals can be seen here.
My entries related to Orange County Hikes can be seen here.
My entries related to sunset can be seen here.
My entries related to hiking and walking can be seen here.
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