A quiet coastal canyon with creek crossings that most people in Newport Beach drive right past, on the Buck Gully Trail. 5.2 miles, 460 feet.
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You’ll be following the Buck Gully creek up through the canyon, and you’ll see several side trails along the way that head to the water. Stay on the main trail and continue straight.
But soon you’ll see the official start of the Buck Gully Trail with the trail board.
The trailhead is easy to spot. Head past the gate and down the paved path.
The trail is one-way for bikers. And the trail is well-worn and easy to follow.
The trail winds up along Buck Gully, and never gets really steep. The optional loop back, with ocean views, is the orange line, and follows the sidewalk on San Joaquin Road.
There’s street parking around the trailhead. This is a residential neighborhood, so please be respectful.
But soon you’ll see the official start of the Buck Gully Trail with the trail board.
The trailhead is easy to spot. Head past the gate and down the paved path.
The trail winds up along Buck Gully, and never gets really steep. The optional loop back, with ocean views, is the orange line, and follows the sidewalk on San Joaquin Road.
The trail is one-way for bikers. And the trail is well-worn and easy to follow.
There’s street parking around the trailhead. This is a residential neighborhood, so please be respectful.
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