1.0 hr
Overview
Southern California's largest coastal redwood grove, planted in Carbon Canyon in the 1970s, on the Redwood Grove hike. Flat boardwalk, family-friendly.
Trail Stats
1.0 km
15 m
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Make the right after Coyote Pass.
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Coyote Pass is a short stretch that crosses the (99% of the time dry) Carbon Canyon Creek.
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At the first big intersection, hike left into Coyote Pass.
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The trail starts at the end of the big parking lot on the right.
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Today there is a scenic and serene Redwood grove. In 1890, the area of the park was a booming oil town named ‘Olinda,’ seen here in 1900. So, unlike most of Orange County, which went from scenic lands to development, the area at Carbon Canyon Regional Park
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When you enter the park, drive down to the large south parking lot.
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Coyote Pass is a short stretch that crosses the (99% of the time dry) Carbon Canyon Creek.
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At the first big intersection, hike left into Coyote Pass.
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The trail starts at the end of the big parking lot on the right.
Trail photo
Today there is a scenic and serene Redwood grove. In 1890, the area of the park was a booming oil town named ‘Olinda,’ seen here in 1900. So, unlike most of Orange County, which went from scenic lands to development, the area at Carbon Canyon Regional Park
Trail photo
When you enter the park, drive down to the large south parking lot.
Trail photo
No caption provided.
Trail photo
No caption provided.