Hiking trails in COSTA MESA

Fairview Park is the largest park in Costa Mesa, spanning over 200 acres of scenic natural landscape and open green space. The park is known for its diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, grasslands,...

Fairview Park is the largest park in Costa Mesa, spanning over 200 acres of scenic natural landscape and open green space. The park is known for its diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, grasslands, and coastal habitats that support a variety of wildlife. It offers around 7 miles of trails ideal for walking, biking, and jogging, along with wide-open areas perfect for picnicking, kite flying, and outdoor relaxation.

Canyon Park is considered a hidden gem tucked within the coastal hills of Costa Mesa, providing a peaceful retreat into nature. The park features a scenic landscape shaped by seasonal rains, which cre...

Canyon Park is considered a hidden gem tucked within the coastal hills of Costa Mesa, providing a peaceful retreat into nature. The park features a scenic landscape shaped by seasonal rains, which create gentle pathways throughout the area. Visitors often enjoy the calming sound of a small flowing stream, enhancing the park’s tranquil and relaxing atmosphere.

Talbert Regional Park is located North and South of Victoria Street in Costa Mesa between Pacific Avenue and the Santa Ana River. North Talbert consists of 91.5 acres and South Talbert is approximatel...

Talbert Regional Park is located North and South of Victoria Street in Costa Mesa between Pacific Avenue and the Santa Ana River. North Talbert consists of 91.5 acres and South Talbert is approximately 88.5 acres. The park is divided into six separate plant groups, identified as "zones" and based upon the progression of plant groups and changing conditions found along the Santa Ana River. The first zone is designated "Intensive Use Area" and the plant material has been selected based on use instead of its origins on the site.