Hike the Robber's Peak Loop

Orange, California

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Distance

4 miles

Elevation Gain

833 ft

Route Type

Loop

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The Robber's Peak Loop Trail is a 4 mile hike in Orange County that features beautiful wildflowers (abundant poppies in the spring)!

This trail is shared by hikers, trail runners, mountain bikers, and those wishing to see wildlife, birds, and wildflowers. Dogs are allowed in Santiago Oaks Regional Park but must be kept on leash. There is very little shade along the trail, so the best time to visit is in the morning or at sunset. It costs $5 to park on weekends and $7 to park on weekdays.

*Please note this trail is currently closed due to recent fires. Check OC Parks websites for trail status updates.

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