LAGUNA NIGUEL
The affluent bedroom community of Laguna Niguel sits in the San Joaquin Hills southeast of Orange County. The first master-planned community in California, it was built in and around a system of public trails and parks, taking full advantage of its gorgeous climate and natural surrounds. The 4,500-acre Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park, a designated wildlife sanctuary, is its centerpiece (hike to the stalactite-riddled Dripping Cave). The community stretches all the way to the coast (where you’ll find the beachfront Heisler Park), and even has great trout and bass fishing in its own Laguna Niguel Lake.
Things to love about LAGUNA NIGUEL
Incredible natural trails, a lake and wildlife sanctuary
Near the restaurants and galleries of Laguna Beach
An active community association governs faultlessly maintained neighborhoods
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On the beaches of Laguna Niguel, residents can enjoy activities like skimboarding, or even just a more leisurely day of whale watching.
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With one third taken up by public land, there's no end to the outdoor activities families can enjoy at the parks and lakes of Laguna Niguel.
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There are over 60 miles of designated bike lanes in Laguna Niguel.
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The extensive trail network of Laguna Niguel National Park is great for hiking or biking, and Laguna Niguel Lake is a popular spot for fishing and boating.
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