Address: 32201 Forrestal Dr, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275, USA
Phone: +13105445353
Sunday: 5:40AM–7:50PM
Monday: 5:40AM–7:50PM
Tuesday: 5:40AM–7:50PM
Wednesday: 5:40AM–7:50PM
Thursday: 5:40AM–7:50PM
Friday: 5:40AM–7:50PM
Saturday: 5:40AM–7:50PM
Jim Kara
One my favorite natural areas to hike! This is a really cool place with several ocean view loop trails! Parking with access is from the Ladera Linda Park. From there, cross Forrestal Drive to the trailhead. There’s gate access past the trailhead on Forrestal for sports field players and attendees. At the end of Forrestal is a dirt trail that loops up and connects with the trail above and alongside Forrestal Drive, back before the gate. I always like to end the hike here with the sunset!
Cameron Bergenholtz
Gorgeous spring trails. Lots of wildlife so be prepared for overgrown plants and lots of lizards. 10/10 best views in all of RPV
Gigi T
Great beginner trail, seeing as how it’s the beginning of spring there are plenty of wildflowers everywhere. It’s very beautiful and provides sweeping views of the ocean. I went early in the morning so the ocean breeze really helped keep me cool even with the sun shining. There are designated trails for hiking, cycling, and horse riding which is very helpful. My only complaint is the dog poop, please pick up after your pets, people! Take nothing and leave everything as you found out.
July G (Cesar)
Great hike, took the patch starting from the right side of the gates. Peaceful area with great photo worthy moments. Able to see Catalina island.
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No, but some rattlesnakes.
I believe, park is sunrise to sundown. Technically, you can find street parking (the official lot they want you to use will be closed) and go for it, but it would be REALLY dark and challenging. I finished one hike around 9PM and the last mile down hill, next to the cliff on the rolling sand/rocks surface wasnt pretty. There are ups and downs along the canyon (and it's not a flat walk but a moderatly strenuous hike) so I really wouldn't recommend it - the going will be hard in complete darkness to the accompaniment of coyote howls. Best of luck!
Yes. As long as you keep it on the leash you are fine. Watch for ratlers as they can be find on the trail
There is a road and sidewalks, but the trail proper is all dirt and rock. It would not be smooth ride on the stroller...
Wait did someone say peacocks? Anyone got pictures? I would love to see 😎
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