The incline is my favorite part about Temescal, many of my friends become winded just climbing up to the top.
Enjoy.Beautiful views, but slightly overrated in my opinion. Temescal Canyon Loop offers a good workout along with ocean and canyon views.
I am an avid hiker and my best hike to date is just shy of 30 miles for a day hike.
Most demand the road as if hikers dont get right of way. Joggers are 98% unmasked and will spew breath vapor on you. Parking in the lot is $10. […] afternoon, we set out for Temescal Canyon! The Temescal Canyon hike, tucked into the hills of LA’s west side in the Pacific Palisades, is one of the great Los Angeles city hikes. From the PCH, head inland on Temescal Canyon Rd for 1 mile. Stew decent in the beginning but coming down is much easier and more flat .
$12 parking in lot nearest entrance. https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/lake-temescal-loop Restrooms available at the trailhead. Wear a mask, sometimes the trail is very narrow and traffic goes both ways. !Great trail. Be aware that on nice days you may have to park further away than you want, but consider it your warmup.
Temescal Canyon Trail is a 4.7 kilometer heavily trafficked loop trail located near Pacific Palisades, California that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. We took a loop by heading up from Temescal Ridge Trail and came down the Temescal Canyon Trail.
Yes, there is a $12 parking fee. After less than a quarter mile, the trail enters Topanga State Park where dogs are prohibited.Chaparral arches over much of the trail, not eliminating the nice views of the Palisades and the Pacific Ocean beyond. Alternatively, you can find parking on Temescal Canyon Rd across Sunset from the park.
This is worth checking out in the spring, but is not very impressive when the creek is dry.After another half mile of gradual descent, the trail tapers our, transforming into an easy stroll through pleasant groves. Lots of shade near the waterfall, which is often small, but beautiful. It's a loop so choose the path best for you. Temescal Canyon Loop offers a good workout along with ocean and canyon views. You can start hiking here along the creek on Temescal Canyon Trail, which is pretty level for the first 0.4 miles leading to the start of the loop.One of my favorite hikes in SoCal!!! Views of Malibu, Santa Monica and Downtown. This is the first of two connection trails that can be used to access Temescal Ridge from Bienveneda Avenue. Slightly busy .
The wide trail to the left is less interesting, following the creek past several cabins on the way back to the parking lot.
Recommend during the week for less crowdsI found a new trail there, when going to the right side, sand later left up behind the mountain It's 4 mile loop from the Temescal Canyon gift store/restroom. 405 reviews of Temescal Gateway Park "Casual single track hike with ocean views.
If you want to start with the harder, sunnier part, start to the left on the loop trail. Parking is free along Sunset Boulevard, but there is a charge to park inside the park. From here one can hike 0.4 miles down Temescal Canyon Trail to Sunset Boulevard, or get off at the start of the loop to head down toward the bathrooms and parking lots.Of course, you could also hike farther up Temescal Ridge beyond Skull Rock or take Rivas Canyon Trail over to Will Rogers State Park, but that would create too many options to list. Going up was pretty intense for me, but going down was a great way to cool the body, loads of shade and a beautiful waterfall to see.
It’s a great hike. Be prepared to pay for parking fee. When you arrive at the parking lot off Sunset and Temescal Canyon Trail, keep driving to the second parking lot where there are restrooms and maps. In order to submit a comment to this post, please write this code along with your comment: Select a region above to find your next great hike.
Inclines aren’t that bad if you have condition (still a little tough for me). It does have a spots where you can rest.
Beautiful scenery.
The fact that you have to pay for parking kinda sucks, but I think it’s because it seems to be on a camping ground, not sure though. Not a trail for kids. This park entrance is located at Temescal Canyon Road and Sunset Blvd, about a mile from Pacific Coast Highway I started on the left side and it’s definitely inclined. From the main parking lot, follow the park road. Temescal Ridge Trail … This is a family friendly hike and right off the PCH.
The hike starts in serene Temescal Gateway Park, climbs up a shaded oak and sycamore canyon, and then returns along a ridge high above the Pacific Ocean. If you begin the path to the right, up the stairs it's a steep incline in the sun with views of the ocean. Going up is a challenge, even going down has it’s challenging peeks.
The trail continues to rise up into the canyon as it eventually crosses a bridge over Temescal Creek that features a waterfall.
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