June 28, 2023
Robbers Cave
LAGUNA NIGUEL, CALIFORNIA - Designated as a Wildlife Sanctuary in SoCal, south of Los Angeles, near the Pacific Ocean, the Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park includes 30+ miles of trails spanning the 4,500 acres of wilderness and natural open park land. Hikers and bikers are bound to spot wildlife along with wildflowers, mature oaks, sycamores and elderberry trees and streams. One of the easiest hikes in the park is the Dripping Cave Trail. This 5-mile hike leads to a natural, historic landmark – Dripping Cave, the park's largest rock shelter. The cave has earned another name - Robbers Cave - because thieves during the 1800s used the overhanging rock to hide before and after robbing stagecoaches or stealing livestock.
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