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Treasure Island – Montage Park Hike Overview:

Laguna Beach, CA is home to several incredible sunset locations, but Treasure Island Park may be the Crème de la Crème. This hike located below the Montage Resort features breathtaking panoramic views of Laguna’s coast. In the immediate foreground enjoy sweeping views of tall palm trees, followed by Victoria Beach’s famous castle, continuing all the way to Northern Laguna Beach and Newport Beach. On a clear day, you can enjoy views all the way to Catalina Island and Los Angeles.

If are feeling a little stiff and want to stretch out those hiking legs, there are morning Yoga classes open to the public in the park as well (donation based). If you don’t have a lot of time or want to enjoy a casual hike with someone special, try this Treasure Island Hike!

Treasure Island Park features postcard views of Laguna Beach. The park’s landscaping is picturesque as it’s maintained daily by the Montage Resort. It’s fun to walk along the beach and explore the tide pools or sit on one of the park’s many benches and enjoy sweeping coastline views.

Total Distance: 1-1.5 miles (round-trip)

 

Trail Map:


 

Directions (from Los Angeles):

  • 405 or 1-5 South to CA-133 (Laguna Canyon)
  • Make a left onto Pacific Coast Highway from Laguna Canyon
  • Continue for about 4 miles to Montage Resort Dr.

 

Where to Park:

Metered public parking is available along Pacific Coast Highway. There is a covered metered lot at the southern park entrance.
 

What to Bring (optional items)

  • Picnic gear – Treasure Island park features picnic tables for hikers planning a special picnic.
  • Swimsuit & Towel – Jump in and enjoy Laguna’s soothing waters.
  • Sunscreen

 

When To Go:

Treasure Island Park is open year round and due to it’s short distance, it’s fun to enjoy this spot year-round. However, if you are looking for less crowded, try visiting during the week or not during the popular warm summer months.
 

How It Looks:

 

 

 

Dog Friendly:

Yes, on leashes and only during designated times (along the beach).

 

Intensity Levels:

  • Barry-the-Bear: “This was my first hike and I loved it! I know it’s short, but I walked around the beach and my activity tracker recorded 2 miles! Oh yeah!”
  • Larry-the-Lion: “Great date spot! I brought some takeout from La Sirena grill and enjoyed some tacos with my love!”
  • Chris-the-Cheetah: “Perfect hike for out of town guests. It’s more of a walk, but nevertheless this ‘hike’ is beautiful on the eyes!”

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