Best Outdoor Activities in Murrieta

"There is a reason why locals say Laguna Coast Wilderness Park has the best trails. For one, it is part of the Natural Community Conservation Planning Program which works with the county and local governments to protect the land’s fragile ecosystems and endangered species. And second, the park has a variable skill set from easy to hard trailheads."

"Home to more than 40 trails across 7,000 acres of coastal wilderness preserve, Laguna Coast Wilderness Park is a “must” for outdoors enthusiasts. Park highlights include Laurel Canyon Trail and The Willow Staging Area. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife sightings of several rare and endangered species."

"Parking: $3 daily parking fee that is open from 8 am to 4 pm. Dog-Friendly: Dogs are not permitted, but horses are. Camping: No camping."

"Located on the grounds of the five-star MONTAGE LAGUNA BEACH, TREASURE ISLAND is a pristine, oceanfront beach park, set right in the backyard of a beautiful resort. Set up your easel on the cliffs, picnic on the grassy bluffs, or access the sand via the southwestern corner for sunbathing and even skimboarding at its southernmost end."

"Treasure Island Park surrounds Montage Laguna Beach and is one of the most beautiful places to take a stroll in Laguna Beach. With sweeping views over TREASURE ISLAND BEACH, GOFF COVE and a long clear view north to Main Beach, there are endless photo ops to be found here. Try this one looking out over Treasure Island Beach."

"Treasure Island Park in Laguna Beach, Southern California, is one of the best places to visit in Laguna Beach. Treasure Island Park got its name from the movie Treasure Island which was videotaped in 1934 in the same place."

"Thanks to its off-the-beaten-path location, Wood’s Cove is a mostly local beach. Wood’s Cove isn’t a private beach, but it’s so hard to find that it draws mostly locals. To get here, follow Diamond Street to its end at Ocean Way, then take the steep staircase down to the sand."

"You can find stunning tide pools all along the coast of Laguna Beach, but the ones at Wood’s Cove are unique because they’re deep enough for swimming. Part of a rocky outcropping called Cactus Point—which is also home to Orange..."

"ll want to pop in again and again to catch new and different talent. While the club emphasizes blues music, you?. ll also hear many other genres."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. This restaurant that has been featured by Travel Channel and the Food Network, is a must-visit if you are craving Baja-Mexican delicacies. This casual dining restaurant sits just outside of town and has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a modest little shack."

"A-mazing I come from a back ground of generations of chefs where you better get it right if your gonna call it Mexican food and im haply to say Coyote Grill is..."

"Four on-site restaurants and three vineyards within walking distance mean you’ll save money on taxi fares during a long weekend at this 90-room, whitewashed Spanish Mission-style inn. Rooms come in a tastefully muted color scheme of linen-whites and taupe leathers, glossy granite bathroom suites and private patios or balconies. If you can splurge, the 1,300sqft (1,200sqm) grand suite includes media, living and dining areas and a butler’s pantry."

"Located in the modern golf course clubhouse in the Pechanga Resort, Journey’s End is a casual, contemporary resort eatery that serves New American cuisine for breakfast and lunch against a backdrop of breathtaking views. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Pechanga’s premier golf course and the Temecula Valley, the restaurant features a comfortable dining space, a sleek bar, and a charming patio for outdoor alfresco dining. Seasonal menus feature fresh salads, homemade soups, gourmet sandwiches and wraps, and delicious entrées, accompanied by a selection of fine wines from around the world, craft beers and brews, top-shelf spirits and classic cocktails."

"You may not imagine a casino to be a prime brunch spot, but Journey’s End at Pechanga is actually pretty perfect. It’s definitely another place where you want to score a spot on the patio on a sunny morning because the view is gorgeous looking out over the golf course. It’s like being on a little resort day-cation."