Santiago Oaks Regional Park

Orange, Orange County, CA

Parking$3 weekdays, $5 weekends

DogsOn leash

Size: 1,092 acres Source
Managed by: OC Parks

About Santiago Oaks Regional Park

A 1,269-acre refuge along Santiago Creek in east Orange for hikers, bikers, and equestrians. Source

Lying peacefully in east Orange alongside the Santiago Creek, the 1,269-acre Santiago Oaks Regional park is a nature lover's paradise. This secluded refuge offers hikers, bikers and equestrians the natural charm of mountain vistas, an orange grove, a meandering creek and a mature forest of many different species of trees.

From the official park page · checked Oct 16, 2026

Facilities

Picnic Area
Playground
Restrooms

Facility details: OpenStreetMap

Trails

Trail	Mapped length	Elevation	Surface & uses
Weir Canyon Trail Loop	3.2 mi
Anaheim Hills Trail	1.3 mi		UnpavedBikesHorses
Barham Ridge Trail	1 mi	292 ft up & down903–1,068 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Deer Trail	1 mi	397 ft up & down776–1,075 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Chutes Trail	1 mi	383 ft up & down548–926 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Coachwhip Trail	1 mi	414 ft up & down632–1,062 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Oak Trail	0.9 mi	391 ft up & down482–896 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Bumblebee Trail	0.8 mi	355 ft up & down626–815 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Mountain Goat Trail	0.8 mi	420 ft up & down501–938 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Peralta Hills Trail	0.7 mi	474 ft up & down510–906 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Chutes Ridgeline Trail	0.6 mi	389 ft up & down556–940 ft	UnpavedBikesHorses
Pacifica Trail	0.6 mi

Trail names and mapped lengths come from OpenStreetMap; lengths count only the part inside the park boundary. Up-and-down totals (climbing plus descent, one way) and elevation ranges are estimates from USGS 3DEP elevation (about 15 m grid) sampled along the mapped line. Use the official guide map for the route and current closures.