Torrey Pines State Reserve, San Diegoīoasting scenic views of the Pacific Ocean, Torrey Pines State Reserve features some of the best hikes in Southern California - not to mention San Diego. In general, this hike involves some elevation but not more than 5 miles, making it a moderate trail. Tuna Canyon is mainly famous for its odd yet charming spiral of rocks that overlook the SoCal coastline. On your way back to the beach, the trail passes through various areas including grassland and a small forest. This coastal hiking trail rewards you with sweeping views of the ocean as well as the Santa Monica Bay from up high. Tuna Canyon, MalibuĪlthough not as close to the shoreline as other beach trails, Tuna Canyon in Malibu is nonetheless a favorite among many hikers. What better way to call it a day than by walking to the end of the San Clemente Pier.
You may also want to treat yourself to some Mexican food while you’re there. Once you’re done with the hike, head over to one of San Clemente’s charming beaches to relax or dip your toes in the ocean.
Also ideal for jogging and biking, this casual beach trail offers breathtaking views of the big blue horizon. The hike is actually a 2-mile boardwalk that runs along the shores and train tracks of San Clemente.
Another one of the easier hikes in Southern California is the San Clemente Beach Trail in Orange County.
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