Beaches, hikes, parks, camping, whale watching, and other outdoor adventures across Orange County.
Birdwatching is a hobby that millions of people throughout the world engage in every day, from the elderly to schoolchildren. As the name suggests, what the hobby entails on a base level is simple enough: watching birds. It can be done wherever, be it through the window at home or out in the vastness of …
From calm harbors and scenic nature preserves to beginner-friendly beaches and wildlife-filled waterways, Orange County has some of the best stand-up paddle boarding destinations in Southern California. Whether you’re launching your own board or renting one for the day, there are plenty of places to explore. Here’s your guide to the best paddle boarding spots …
The State of California offers two Free Fishing Days each year and on these days, you can fish without a sport fishing license. Every year the California Department of Fish & Wildlife (CDFW) announces two Free Fishing Days where anyone ages 16 or older can go fishing without having a sport fishing license. Free fishing …
California open fishing seasons vary by fish species; by boat-based anglers, shore-based anglers, and divers; by California regions, and are subject to change. Southern California fishing regulations boundaries start at the U.S. – Mexico Border and extend to Point Conception, Santa Barbara County (34°27 N. Latitude). This includes San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, Ventura and …
Santiago Oaks Regional Park is a secluded 1,269-acre park located along the Santiago Creek in Orange, California. Santiago Oaks Regional Park has a series of multi use trails which are open for equestrians, hikers, and mountain bikers to share. The park trails also provide access to the Anaheim Hills Trail System that runs throughout northern …