Louise Leydon Park (often spelled Louise Leyden Park) is a small, scenic blufftop park featuring…read moresweeping coastal views, grassy areas, and walking paths. Dedicated in April 1975, the park honors Louise H. Leyden, a longtime local resident and award-winning watercolor artist known for her coastal landscape paintings. I love the views especially at sunset! I highly recommend walking here and enjoying the fresh air and getting my steps in!

This is a nice park to hang out and take your dog or watch a little league game. There are some…read morepretty views of San Clemente and you can get your steps in and enjoy the smell of grass and fresh air!

Signing up for soccer classes is a nightmare. Registration opened at 8am and classes book up by…read more9:40am Waited over an hour for an override that was never received and now I'm on a waitlist. There has to be a better system in place. Would love for my son to play soccer here but may not happen this time around.

A strong 3.75 stars for this trailhead. Walking jogging running and biking..a circular loop trail…read morethat has great scenic attributes. Starting from eother a north or south bound point, Jeffery trail starts when Cypress trail.hands off. The trail has a cumulative round trip of aroud 3-4 miles... along the way, you'll cross over a few awesome steel bridges and pass through a couple under street tunnels. Great designs, manicured lawns and stops along the way with water points and areas for play and or yoga classes. In addition, many points of decor that have historical noticds. great little areas are provided for public benches and bathrooms are clean and well-maintained

If you are looking for the Cobra Kai Dojo for your kids, this might not be the best pick for you…read more Instead Master Kirt has a Mr.Miyagi style approach, which I find to be the perfect balance between patience, structure, discipline and technique for my kids. The class sizes tend to be small, so small that a few times my two girls have pretty much had a private lesson (which would cost about $50 bucks at any other Karate school in the area) . The monthly tuition is also much more affordable than other schools we looked at , our fee is currently $99 per month per child. Another school near by wants $199 per month per child; and a $365 per child registration fee,( yikes...I just my kids to learn Karate and not pay the same amount to lease a Lexus LX per month. ) The most important aspect of my recommendation is, my oldest daughter has some developmental and physical delays; since attending this school, her over all gross motor development has grown substantially. In bi-lateral co-ordination, she has tested at an increase of 1 year 6 months development since her last progress report (about 6 months ago) at the private pediatric clinic she goes to for therapy services. This of course is a combined effort , even thought the two facilitators have never met , yet their practices and approach compliment each other. I would recommend this school to any parent who wants their child to not only defend themselves, but any parent who also has a child who has some developmental delays and wants to do all they can to help them reach their full potential.

Great place to train. Kickboxing/fitness class is an awesome workout for men and women of all ages…read more Good class to get warmed up for the self defense class right after. Friendly instructor and easygoing atmosphere.

Awesome dojang. I have been a student there for 5 years. Master you is a great guy. You won't find…read morea better instructor in the country, if you are looking for real taekwondo this is the place!

Come try out women's class they are friendly and helpful. a lot of beginners as well. Also open mat…read moreSunday

Outstanding New Jiu Jitsu Gym!…read more I recently visited Rolling Tide Jiu Jitsu and I couldn't be more impressed. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was welcoming, clean, and full of positive energy. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned practitioner, this gym has something to offer for all kids, teens, and adults. The instructors are highly knowledgeable and passionate about Jiu Jitsu. This is my go to place to train in Dana Point.

First of all, a score of 4.25 stars is the rating for this trailhead. Open trails that lead into…read morethe hillsides of the Murrieta CA area that's also interconnected to the Cleveland national forest. Currently, in June, its dry - no streams. Trails are twisty, rugged, steep downhill and uphill . Some trails are loose gravel and weak soil- careful, one can easily loose footing. Pathways are filled with brush and can mildy be abrasive. Steep hills and rock climbing over large boulders will be part of the hike. Once on the upper trails, its a roller coaster ride of fast trails.. There are 3 main trails - lower os the Cole trail - main trail is the wiashal trail and the surrounding trail is big rock scramble. The main trail would be the wiashal trail and cris crosses the entire range. Initial trail of Cole is around 2 miles... including the big rock scramble would be another 2 1.5 miles and the wiashal trail is around 4 miles or more. On a good walk jog run bike or horse ride - from 2.5 miles to 10 miles can be expected- depending on your skill level. This path is easy moderate and difficult. Parking can be accessible via street parking via Cole canyon entry or wiashal entry or by Clinton Keith road - only thing missing... signs - markers- maybe a bench or two ..a water fountain at the entrance or a map... all those would have given it a better score...

El Toro makes for a beautiful run!…read more Tour Del Toro, organized by the Boys & Girls Club Program in Lake Forest, welcomes cyclists, runners, and walkers alike to participate in either a 25-mile/50-mile ride or a 5k/10k Run, each race just as colorfully scenic as the others. Touring through the heart of South Orange County, each course winds not only through the neighboring hills and canyons, but in and around the Lake Forest Sports Park & Recreation Center as well. Including 57 acres devoted for active use and 30 acres for passive use and open space, the Sports Park, standing as the Tour's start and finish. really is amazing--heavily populated and fully appreciated by its residents. I'd won a free 5K run from Road Runner Sports' Adventure Run, and although I really enjoyed the 5K, I would definitely opt for an extra 3 miles and run the 10K next year instead. The 10K's course, which at first ran through the Sports Park, also headed toward the hills, just a bit north. On such a beautifully sunny day as this, extending my run into the green would have made for an even better trek. But, again, this run entirely supports the Boys & Girls Club in Lake Forest; I'm always on board for something like that. It's always fun to step outside and get some exercise, and when doing so helps kids, applause is in order. Great job, Tour Del Toro! See you next year!

A great event with something for everyone. This year I wasn't in the best shape, so I opted for the…read more5k walk/run. A nice course around the sports park, finishing with a fun expo that included a bicycle safety rodeo for the kids, and an indi race car (which my son thought was pretty cool!). The year prior I did the 25 mile bike ride, which was a nice, challenging ride. From what I was told the 50 mile course was fun this year, and the more difficult 50 mile course was exceptional for those advanced riders looking for a real test of fitness and stamina. I wish I could have done the 10k this year, heard the trail into the hills was a welcomed change-up from most courses in the OC area, which are typically dominated by concrete and pavement. I will say it's definitely a newer event, so the only downside is that they are building up participant numbers. If you are looking for an event with huge crowds, this isn't for you. But if you're looking for a day outside for the whole family and all fitness levels, then Tour del Toro is an event I would definitely come out for. And I'm always down to support the Boys and Girls Club.