Rattlesnake Trail – Laguna Coast Wilderness Park loop from Sage Hill School

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Rattlesnake Trail – Laguna Coast Wilderness Park loop from Sage Hill School

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16,798

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Rattlesnake Trail – Laguna Coast Wilderness Park loop from Sage Hill School

03:38

32.1km

1,010m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

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Laguna Coast Wilderness Park

Bommer Canyon Open Space Preserve

Crystal Cove State Park

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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3.60 km

Bommer Canyon Open Space Preserve

Nature Reserve

7.58 km

Rattlesnake Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Wow, what a great descent. Choose your line carefully: Tricky rock gardens will cause an extra dose of adrenaline. Don't be surprised if you have a big grin on your face once you reached the end of Rattlesnake Trail.

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9.11 km

View of the Hills in Crystal Cove State Park

Highlight • Viewpoint

This is a big, impressive park, covering 2,400 acres of wildlands with some great running and walking trails, 3.2 miles of beachline, and even a protected offshore area. In addition to just running or walking you can also camp, picnic, and join naturalist-led activities. Get more information on upcoming events here: crystalcovestatepark.org

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9.25 km

Crystal Cove State Park

Highlight • Trail

Crystal Cove State Park is a 2,400-acre park filled with singletrack trails and double-track roads that are great for biking. Depending on what bike you're on, you might want to stick to the smoother dirt roads. A lot of people hike and run on the trails, too, so don't get too sendy on blind curves.

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20.4 km

Laguna Coast Wilderness Park

Highlight • Forest

Dive into the natural splendor of Laguna Coast Wilderness Park, nestled within the last coastal canyons of Southern California. Traverse forty miles of trails winding through oak and sycamore woodlands, elevating you to ridges with breathtaking vistas. Feel the thrill as rocky bluffs stand sentinel over canyon trails, creating an unparalleled running experience immersed in the park's captivating scenery.

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