Channel Islands National Park: Lobo Canyon Trail
Discover ancient archaeology and island isolation (playful sea lions excepted) on this 5.2-mile loop through Santa Rosa's steep canyons and sandy beaches.
Channel Islands National Park sits in coastal California’s Santa Barbara Channel, awash in animal life found nowhere else on Earth. This makes hiking Channel Islands’ signature trails such as the Torrey Pines Loop a wonderful experience for hikers of all stripes. There are five islands within the park: Santa Cruz, Anacapa, Santa Barbara, San Miguel and Santa Rosa. Each has its own flair, and all are worth a visit. Beach campsite lovers will love camping in Channel Islands, especially at the Ford Point Campground.
Discover ancient archaeology and island isolation (playful sea lions excepted) on this 5.2-mile loop through Santa Rosa's steep canyons and sandy beaches.
Ecological balance--and dozens of sweet places to hike, paddle, and camp--have been restored at California's Channel Islands.
Anacapa Island's oceanfront overlooks, throngs of wildlife, and a picture-perfect lighthouse highlight this classic 2.5-mile loop in Channel Islands National Park.
Santa Barbara Island is the smallest island in the Channel Islands National Park. It's the most remote and furthest offshore, roughly 45 miles. One loop trail covers the one-square-mile islet. The windswept isle is home to seals, sea lions, seabirds and the secretive island night lizard.
Explore an abandoned ranch, island fauna, cave-pocketed canyons, and a secluded beach on this 2-mile trek along southeastern edge of Santa Cruz Island.
Venture off SoCal's coast for long beaches, hidden canyons, and sea life.
Venture off SoCal's coast for long beaches, hidden canyons, and sea life.