Arroyo Trabuco Park

The Arroyo Trabuco addition to O'Neill Regional Park is 935 acres of relatively pristine land.  Presently maintained as a wilderness preserve, the Arroyo Trabuco Park is exemplary as a natural area where the rancho days are not far gone and golden eagles, mule deer and mountain lions still exist.  Planned recreational use will be passive, including hiking, nature photography and picnicking.  In future years, hiking trails will link the Arroyo Trabuco Park with upper Trabuco Canyon and the nearby Cleveland National Forest in an effort to save much of the 20-mile Trabuco Corridor for public enjoyment.  Click here for more infomation.