Description
The Aliso Creek Riding and Hiking Trail passes through the heart of Mission Viejo from South Laguna to Rancho Santa Margarita along an 18.5-mile corridor. The paved trail features many parks in Orange County, with plenty of rest areas and kiosks providing information and recounting the area's history. Beginning from the ocean end, the trail goes gradually uphill; it's a fun downhill ride on the way back.
Parking and Trail Access
You can access the trail in many places along its route. Parking is available at Awma Road near Aliso Canyon Road, the ballfields off Woodfield Road, Sycamore Park, El Toro Park, Heroes Park and off El Toro Road near Marguerite Parkway.
UPPER ALISO CREEK TRAIL - Hero's Park to El Toro Rd.
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trailbear
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February, 2011
2.14.2011
It's Sunny Southern California and TrailBear has a bit of free time. The rains are coming, so better get a ride in before they arrive. Last time Der Bear was on this trail, it rained. He stopped at the 241 toll road and beat feet back to ...
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ALISO CREEK TRAIL - facilities survey from El Toro Park to the 241 Overpass
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toolbear
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February, 2010
ALISO CREEK TRAIL – Facilities survey from El Toro Park to the 241 Overpass
Sunday, 2/21/10. It was an iffy day. Would it rain? Where would it rain?
TrailBear wussed out of riding on Saturday. He went into Costco with sunshine. Came out to find ...
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ALISO CREEK TRAIL - from A&WC Wilderness Park to El Toro Park
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toolbear
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February, 2010
ALISO CREEK TRAIL – from A&WC Wilderness Park to El Toro Park
2.16.10
A sunny spring day in SoCal finds the TrailBear down at Woodfield Park in Aliso Viejo putting the Gutterbunny ’10 together while Dear Wife checks out the park’s three cabin restroom. ...
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