Posted in Southern California
February 10, 2016
These 10 Hidden Waterfalls in Southern California Will Take Your Breath Away
There’s nothing more rewarding than getting out in nature and exploring some of the breathtaking scenery that surrounds us here in Southern California. And although we’re not known for our waterfalls in this part of the country, you might be surprised by how many we have. Take a look at this list of waterfalls and see if you can recognize where they are located in our fabulous state.
This waterfall is hidden near Pasadena on the Eaton Canyon Trail.
Malibu has more to offer than sand and beaches. This stunning waterfall is tucked away off the Winding Way Trail in the Santa Monica Mountains.
Located in the Santa Anita Canyon, this trail is about a 9-mile hike round-trip. After a long day in the woods there is nothing more picturesque than 50-feet of cascading water.
This calming waterfall can be spotted in Orange County along the Holy Jim Trail. Looks like the perfect stop to dip your toes for a little splash.
What a perfect spot for Valentine's Day!
This lovely sanctuary of paradise is located in Arcadia, CA. What a nice way to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
Located in Thousand Oaks, you can see this stunning waterfall while taking a leisurely 2-hour hike through Wildwood Park.
What a pleasant surprise to find this hidden treasure while hiking through the Fish Canyon trail near Duarte. The trail is open year-round which makes it the perfect destination every season.
This spectacular spot features 80-feet of water-flowing goodness. The hiking trail to get here is in Ramona outside San Diego. It's best to hike here in the spring, winter and fall as the scorching temps in the summer can put a damper on the experience.
A waterfall out in the desert is always a sight to behold. Located in Riverside County, Tahquitz Falls can be seen while enjoying a nice 2-mile hike through this area.
We sure live in a beautiful place with so much to explore. Lace up those tennis shoes, put on some sunscreen and have a little date with mother nature out in the fresh air. And don’t forget to snap some pictures!
