Equestrians are invited to enjoy the cooler temperatures and fall colors on a guided trail ride through beautiful Limestone Canyon. OC Park’s Limestone Canyon Nature Preserve is a spectacular and lush canyon with a rich diversity of plants and animals. It is a true favorite among hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians, and naturalists of all types -- especially The Sinks, a limestone canyon known as the “mini Grand Canyon.”
During the “Ride the Fall Colors of Limestone Canyon” event, equestrians will have the chance to see hawks, deer and other critters while enjoying spectacular scenery. Not only are the sycamore leaves turning a warm yellow, but the route itself climbs to Loma Ridge, offering vistas of Irvine Lake, Orange County and beyond.
During the “Ride the Fall Colors of Limestone Canyon” event, equestrians will have the chance to see hawks, deer and other critters while enjoying spectacular scenery. Not only are the sycamore leaves turning a warm yellow, but the route itself climbs to Loma Ridge, offering vistas of Irvine Lake, Orange County and beyond.
Participants must bring their own horse and trailer, and the horse must have previous trail experience and be fit and healthy enough for the 10-mile ride. This ride travels on trails with varying terrain and several moderate climbs. The staging area is a large pull-through gravel lot with water and restroom facilities.
The event is on Thursday, November 14, and begins at 9:00 am. The ride will take approximately three hours. Pre-registration is required, and participants can register for this free activity online at www.LetsGoOutside.org/activities.
The event is on Thursday, November 14, and begins at 9:00 am. The ride will take approximately three hours. Pre-registration is required, and participants can register for this free activity online at www.LetsGoOutside.org/activities.
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