San Clemente Vacation Rentals - Hiking A vacation to
our San Clemente vacation rentals
is unique experiences with the beautiful
landscape, terraced bluffs and opportunities
for hiking and much more. Enjoy exploring
the area whether it's a gentle hike
along the sand of a beach or a more
adventurous journey along the bluffs!
San Clemente Canyon With more than 400 wooded acres
for San Clemente vacation rentals
guests to explore, the San Clemente
Canyon boasts picnic tables, barbecues
and restrooms. There are plenty of
benches scattered along the trails
for quiet rest stops. For the curious,
there are information kiosks at the
trailhead with images of the area's
flora and fauna that may be encountered.
Tourists would be advised to avoid
this canyon hike during the rain,
as crossing the creek can be dangerous
when the waters are high.
Doheny State Beach
San Clemente vacation rentals guests
can enjoy the 62 acres of Doheny State
Beach near the mouth of San Juan Creek.
The white sand beach and shady lawn
play host to most of the facilities.
The nearby Marine Life Refuge, picnic
area, volleyball courts, restroom
facilities and bike trail are all
popular attractions for hikers and
others.
Tenaja Canyon
Horse enthusiasts and hikers have
discovered a new playground for their
San Clemente vacation rentals in Tenaja
Canyon. The Tenaja Trail features
new trailheads and delves into areas
of San Mateo Canyon Wilderness. Don't
worry about having to hike down dirt
roads to reach a trail worth strolling.
Discover the rugged chaparral country
beauty that features ripe vegetation
and strips of oak woodland. Perfect
for hikers to tackle on foot and riders
on surefooted horses. Be sure to bring
plenty of water and the right shoes!
Southern CA Beaches: San Clemente
to Dana Point
Return to San Clemente vacation rentals
every spring with the Swallows of
San Juan Capistrano. Hiking along
the beaches with their illusion of
seclusion below the eroding cliffs
of the coastline. See the vibrant
beach community that boasts more than
14 parks for the casual walker. Tourist
areas dot the landscape, but there
are plenty of opportunities for a
long stroll on the sands below.