Name: Aliso Creek Trail
Rating: 2.7

“A smooth, easy singletrack that leads into the main canyon.”

— David Gregg

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From the paved, park-vehicle only road, this trail splits to the right a little less than a mile from the parking lot. Super smooth and easy, it's a great place to get warmed up before the "real" trails.

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Local Club: SHARE Mountain Bike Club

Oct 15, 2017: SHARE MTB Club at the OC Parks 2017 Whiting Ranch Poker Ride

Oct 2, 2017: Trail Work Day in Crystal Cove – Sep 30, 2017 | Report

Aug 11, 2017: Edison-Viejo Trail That Accesses Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park – Part of it Now Closed

Land Manager: Orange County, California - Parks

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May 27, 2017

Heather Wondrash

Beginners ride with Pure Ride. 8 to 11am

May 21, 2017

Ameen Younis

Aug 26, 2016

Phineas Riggs

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2.7 from 3 votes

#16

in Aliso and Wood Canyons Regional Park

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2.7 from 3 votes

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0.7 Miles 1.2 Kilometers Singletrack	4' 1 m Ascent -27' -8 m Descent
120' 37 m High 96' 29 m Low	1% Avg Grade (0°) 2% Max Grade (1°)
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Aliso Creek Trail

0.7 Miles 1.2 Kilometers

Singletrack

4' 1 m

-27' -8 m

120' 37 m

96' 29 m

1%

2%

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“A smooth, easy singletrack that leads into the main canyon.”