Address: 34950 Ortega Hwy, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530, USA
“Good selection of candy and not too much of the hard candy. Lots of various chocolate bites and perfect to browse the knick knacks after a beautiful hike in the wilderness right across the street. Easy to get to, though be careful if your young ones as it's right on the body Ortega Hwy!”
Address: 34040 Ortega Hwy, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530, USA
“Moved here in March. This place is your own little oasis away from the hustle and bustle. You can actually see the stars due to hardly any light pollution. The staff has gotten better and everything is running smoothly. There are a few trailheads all around the property. Camping is also nice here, there is a large area for group camping. Alas, this review wouldn't be complete with mentioning the Candy Store. I am not a big fan of candy, however the homemade pies and sweets are delectable. The take me back to my grandma's home cooking.”
Address: 40717-40797, CA-74, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530, USA
“Bear Canyon trail to Sitton Peak - Lovely hike though we did not have enough daylight left to make it to the Peak, we just did the ridge loop. If you don't have a parking pass the shop across the street sells them. The parking area is across the the street from the trailhead, and across from the Ortega Oaks store. From the trailhead for Bear Canyon Trail (SE side of Hw 74 a little SW of Ortega Oaks store) head south and immediately begin ascending the hillside. In a little less than 1 mile there is a junction with Morgan Trail. Continue straight on Bear Canyon Trail and to the next junction at 2 miles. Take a right to stay on Bear Canyon Trail (also known as Verdugo Truck Trail). The trail passes Pigeon Springs on the left; there is a horse trough and might make a nice rest stop. At the 3+ mile mark you reach Four Corners, which is actually a junction of 5 trails (fire roads). Turn right here to take Sitton Peak trail and climb to about 4.3 miles; here take another right to head up a very steep slope to the summit of Sitton Peak. On clear days there are excellent views of Modjeska and Santiago Peak, Mt. San Gorgonia, Mt. San Jacinto, and of course the Pacific Ocean. (We did the 6+ mile ridge loop by looping back on the other ridge trail at 4 corners) After enjoying the views, head back the way you came. At Four Corners take a wide left (not sharp left) to head onto Bear Ridge Trail which overlooks Bear Canyon. Follow this north to the junction with Bear Canyon Trail, Stay straight onto Bear Canyon Trail and head back to the trailhead.”
Address: Lake Elsinore, CA 92530, USA
“Awesome hike last Sunday, 2/19 up to Sitton Peak. Trail head is on the opposite side of the parking lot by the candy store. Started up the trail at 1pm and got back down about 5:30pm. It rained pretty hard most of the hike but it was still very beautiful. The last half mile or so is pretty steep straight up to the peak. Dogs are no problem. I brought my Great Dane and there were several others along the hike. Nice 9 mile moderate day hike!”
Address: 34040 Ortega Hwy, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530, USA
“Very nice hike. Some harder areas and switch backs. But for the most part medium to hard trail”
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