Santa Ana River Trail
Canyon mouth to open ocean — 30 miles of paved riverbank.
The Santa Ana River Trail is Orange County's longest continuous Class I bike path, running roughly 30 paved miles from the mouth of Santa Ana Canyon down to where the river finally meets the Pacific between Huntington and Newport Beaches. This hunt starts at Canyon RV Park inside Featherly Regional Park, drops out of the canyon past Yorba Linda and Anaheim's stadium district, threads behind the cities of Orange and Santa Ana, crosses under the 405, and finishes at the river's mouth on Huntington State Beach. It's almost entirely flat, fully separated from car traffic, and best done by bike — though the lower 10 miles are very walkable.
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