Outdoor Activities
Sun-kissed skies, breathtaking beauty, and a vast array of outdoor activities make Western Riverside County a haven for thrill seekers, families, and nature lovers.
Nature's Pathways: Discover Parks & Trails
From scenic hiking and biking trails to thrilling horseback riding paths and challenging golf courses, Western Riverside County offers the perfect setting for outdoor adventure, regardless of your skill level.
Lace up your hiking boots and embark on an unforgettable journey on the paved and dirt trails that wind around majestic Mount Rubidoux. If you prefer a stroll with stunning views, the pet-friendly Whitewater Preserve beckons with sights of the river flowing through a desert canyon.
Learn about the region's vibrant citrus history at the California Citrus State Historic Park. Immerse yourself in the lush landscape, explore informative exhibits, and enjoy gorgeous panoramic views.
Adventure Awaits: Explore Lake Perris Recreation Area
Cast your line and reel in your next trophy catch amidst the serene waters of Lake Perris State Recreation Area. Whether you prefer the excitement of trolling in a boat or the peaceful glide of a paddleboard, this expansive lake offers the perfect aquatic escape.
Beautiful campgrounds along the shoreline invite you to stay a while and soak up the stunning scenery. There are also plenty of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails if you’d like to explore the area on land.
Sky-High Adventures: Experience Aerial Fun
Imagine soaring above pristine bodies of water and majestic mountains, with panoramic views stretching out before you. Western Riverside makes it possible!
Embark on a thrilling zipline adventure with Skull Canyon Ziplines in Corona, or go skydiving with SkyDive Perris for the ultimate adrenaline rush.
Tips for a Safe & Rewarding Adventure
Plan and Prepare: Research your chosen activity, check weather conditions, and pack accordingly. Be sure to bring essentials like sunscreen, water, snacks, and appropriate clothing.
Leave No Trace: Respect the natural environment and practice responsible recreation. Get rid of all your trash, minimize campfire impact, and stay on designated trails to protect the delicate ecosystems.
Know Your Limits: Choose activities that match your fitness level and experience. Start with beginner-friendly options and gradually progress as you gain confidence.