TBM Staff - Mumbai
California has a diverse landscape, featuring trails that reveal the splendor of nature’s wonders. Notable experiences include:
Run Catalina: Offers California’s premier trail marathon, half-marathon, and triathlon events, granting exclusive access to Catalina Island’s scenic trails while contributing to the conservation efforts of the Catalina Island Conservancy.
Accessible Trail Access in Ukiah: The Ukiah Valley Trail Group contributed USD 50,000 towards acquiring a critical western hills property, promoting a more inclusive trail system for community well-being and accessibility.
Natural Wonders in Murrieta: Blending natural beauty with gastronomical delights, Murrieta offers 1,350 acres of hiking trails and 53 parks, serving as both tranquil retreats and bustling cultural centers.
Santa Rosa Ecological Reserve: Located south of the Santa Ana Mountains near Temecula, this 9,000-acre reserve protects diverse ecosystems and over 200 bird species, offering exceptional hiking amidst a mild climate close to the Pacific Ocean.
Castle Crags Trail: A moderately difficult to hard hike rewarding visitors with panoramic views of Mount Shasta and neighboring mountain ranges.
Discovery Trail at Terranea Resort: Exploring the resort’s 102 acres provides access to stunning oceanfront vistas and surrounding natural habitats, with weekly guided coastal hikes available.
Jeff Shelton Architectural Walking Tour: Delve into Santa Barbara’s unique architectural styles through the lens of renowned designer Jeff Shelton.
McCloud Falls: An easily navigable hike leading to three magnificent waterfalls, offering swimming, cliff jumping, kayaking, and camping opportunities.
Literary Trails in SLO City Limits: San Luis Obispo offers over 60 miles of trails and 7,000 acres of open space, with wildflower displays and stunning city views.
Trail on Trails in Pacifica: Over 100 miles of diverse hiking and biking trails, including Mori Point, Milagra Ridge, and San Pedro Valley Park.
San Diego Botanic Garden: Featuring 37 acres, four miles of trails, and ocean views, plus 5,300 plant species and varieties across 29 themed gardens.
San Elijo Lagoon in Encinitas: Providing natural solace and recreation for runners, hikers, birdwatchers, photographers, painters, and more, this 979-acre reserve includes seven miles of dog-friendly trails and diverse habitats.
Boulder and Bike in Vacaville: Home to Mix Canyon, one of Northern California’s most technically demanding bike descents, and Nut Tree Boulders, an epic day of bouldering with sweeping regional views.
