Malibu Creek Rock Pool and MASH Site Hike Guide

When you do the hike, you’ll recognize this view of the gorge that Malibu Creek travels through, which looks much the same as it does in this photo from 1911. The building seen in this photo is the Bavarian alpine-style lodge at Crags Country Club, a popul

The hike is an out and back route, starting on the left on this map. The first stop is the Rock Pool, then the dam viewpoint on Century Lake, and then we wind around into Triunfo Canyon where the MASH site is.

This is a little bit deceiving because it looks like there’s a mountain to climb, but the uphill is only 160 feet. It’s a flat hike aside from the small bump in the middle. On the way back, you do it in reverse.

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This is a California State Park, and you have to pay to visit. Sometimes the entry fee will be collected at the booth when you first drive in, but if not, use the self-pay kiosks. Or buy an annual State Park pass to get into all the CA parks.

Once you pull into the entrance, drive a minute our so down to the big parking lot on your left.

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The hike is an out and back route, starting on the left on this map. The first stop is the Rock Pool, then the dam viewpoint on Century Lake, and then we wind around into Triunfo Canyon where the MASH site is.

This is a little bit deceiving because it looks like there’s a mountain to climb, but the uphill is only 160 feet. It’s a flat hike aside from the small bump in the middle. On the way back, you do it in reverse.

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This is a California State Park, and you have to pay to visit. Sometimes the entry fee will be collected at the booth when you first drive in, but if not, use the self-pay kiosks. Or buy an annual State Park pass to get into all the CA parks.

Once you pull into the entrance, drive a minute our so down to the big parking lot on your left.

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