A canyon that feels wild despite being in the middle of one of America's largest planned cities, on the Bommer Canyon Trail in Irvine. 4.8 miles, 900 feet.
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You’ll gently ascend Bommer Canyon. Toward the end, you’ll head up to the ridge in the San Joaquin Hills. From there the views are incredible.
The main trailhead has bathrooms and water fountains.
You shouldn’t have a problem parking at the Turtle Rock Community Park, the lot is huge. There are also bathrooms here.
If there’s no parking in the main lot, head down to the Turtle Rock Community Park and then walk up from there.
The main trailhead parking lot is small and fills up quickly with hikers, locals, and mountain bikers.
The entrance can be easy to miss, look for this sign out front.
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The main trailhead has bathrooms and water fountains.
You shouldn’t have a problem parking at the Turtle Rock Community Park, the lot is huge. There are also bathrooms here.
If there’s no parking in the main lot, head down to the Turtle Rock Community Park and then walk up from there.
The main trailhead parking lot is small and fills up quickly with hikers, locals, and mountain bikers.
The entrance can be easy to miss, look for this sign out front.
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