2.0 hr
Overview
A real sandstone cave that drips through the ceiling in wet seasons, on the Dripping Cave Trail in Aliso and Wood Canyons. 5 miles, 400 feet.
Trail Stats
4.0 km
122 m
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Photos
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Go straight through the welcome and visitor center area.
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Keep your eyes open for wildlife like these mule deer. There are lots of rabbits, hawks, and deer that you can see consistently.
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You’ll head down Aliso Canyon from the parking area and then make the right turn to hike up Wood Canyon. Aside from a little bump at Cave Rock, the hike is generally flat.
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Check the park website to confirm the park’s opening hours.
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Pay for parking at the meter and then leave the ticket on your dashboard.
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The parking lot is large, but it is a popular spot and is occasionally full.
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No caption provided.
Trail photo
Keep your eyes open for wildlife like these mule deer. There are lots of rabbits, hawks, and deer that you can see consistently.
Trail photo
You’ll head down Aliso Canyon from the parking area and then make the right turn to hike up Wood Canyon. Aside from a little bump at Cave Rock, the hike is generally flat.
Trail photo
Check the park website to confirm the park’s opening hours.
Trail photo
Pay for parking at the meter and then leave the ticket on your dashboard.
Trail photo
The parking lot is large, but it is a popular spot and is occasionally full.
Trail photo
No caption provided.
Trail photo
No caption provided.