Hikers enjoying the sunset on the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks Summer’s longer days and warm sunshine allows nature lovers to spend more time on the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks. Whether you’re looking to beat the summer heat or take a break from spending too much time indoors, hikers can enjoy Orange County’s native wildlands as the sun starts to set with evening activities on the Landmarks.
Taking place every Thursday, the Evening Hike on Hicks Haul Road provides an easy hike through stunning rock formations and fragrant native plants as participants make their way along the paved Hicks Haul Road. The guided hike travels 2.5 miles round trip to scenic Loma Ridge and back.
Explore the rich plant life and flowing creek in the coastal canyon of Newport Beach’s Buck Gully Reserve during the Buck Gully Upper Loop Evening Hike on August 3 and 24. Hikers will make their way through the natural oasis while traveling along San Joaquin Hills Road and down into the canyon on the Bobcat Trail, looping back on the Buck Gully Trail.
Taking place every Thursday, the Evening Hike on Hicks Haul Road provides an easy hike through stunning rock formations and fragrant native plants as participants make their way along the paved Hicks Haul Road. The guided hike travels 2.5 miles round trip to scenic Loma Ridge and back.
Explore the rich plant life and flowing creek in the coastal canyon of Newport Beach’s Buck Gully Reserve during the Buck Gully Upper Loop Evening Hike on August 3 and 24. Hikers will make their way through the natural oasis while traveling along San Joaquin Hills Road and down into the canyon on the Bobcat Trail, looping back on the Buck Gully Trail.
Those interested in a fitness-focused outdoor activity can join the Fast-Paced Fitness Hike on Hicks Haul Road on Wednesday evenings. Participants can run, jog or walk to the top of Loma Ridge and back as they take in a panoramic view of Orange County while the sun sets.
Visitors can also explore seven-day access trails daily from dawn to dusk including popular Landmark locations in the City of Irvine’s Bommer Canyon and Quail Hill, Newport Beach’s Buck Gully Reserve, OC Parks’ Laguna Coast Wilderness Park and Crystal Cove State Park.
To learn more about the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks and to register for an evening guided activity this summer, visit LetsGoOutside.org.
Visitors can also explore seven-day access trails daily from dawn to dusk including popular Landmark locations in the City of Irvine’s Bommer Canyon and Quail Hill, Newport Beach’s Buck Gully Reserve, OC Parks’ Laguna Coast Wilderness Park and Crystal Cove State Park.
To learn more about the Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks and to register for an evening guided activity this summer, visit LetsGoOutside.org.
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