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BUCK GULLY
Buck Gully
Buck Gully is a natural coastal canyon that opened to the public in 2012 with the installation of four bridges to provide safe access. Buck Gully’s bridges allow exploration of the entire reserve, providing unique vantages and viewing platforms from which to pause and observe the abundant life in and around the stream that runs through the gully year-round.
Start Exploring
Join free guided hikes and habitat restoration work and experience the beauty of Buck Gully Canyon up close.
Fourth Friday Habitat Restoration
Small steps, big impact: planting native plants or removing non-native plants can greatly improve habitat for wildlife. Come be part of that positive change while enjoying the beauty of Buck Gully near Newport Beach. Depending on the time of year, join a variety of activities ranging from seed collection to weeding invasive plants. Register in advance here.
Bridges of Buck Gully Hike
Join a guided walk exploring the spectacular bridges across the gully. Beginning from the Oasis Senior Center, cross all four bridges and pause to enjoy the shaded beauty of this hidden refuge. Register in advance here.
Buck Gully Loop Hike
Take part in a guided hike through the Buck Gully Reserve trail system. Traverse through the almost 3-mile length of the canyon, then along San Joaquin Hills Road, stopping at Canyon Watch Park to take in the panoramic view of the Pacific coastline. Register in advance here.