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One of Simi Valley's favorite pastimes is hiking. Our valley is surrounded by greenbelts, protected land and trails.

Simi Valley can thank the citizens who came generations before us and protected our beautiful natural resource, the gorgeous hills and mountains that surround our valley. Each entrance to our city is through a greenbelt, nature corridor or cut into a mountain.

We are home to over 50 miles of amazing trails reaching as far as Los Angeles. Trails range for all fitness levels from a guided nature tour to a climb.

View all of the trails Simi Valley has to offer below.

Alamos Canyon Trail
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EASY

Distance:
3.5 miles 

Elevation Gain:
300 feet 

Route Type:
 Loop

Arroyo Simi Bike Path
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EASY

Distance:
8.4 miles

Elevation Gain:
72 feet

Route Type:
Point to Point

Chumash Park & Trail
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MODERATE

Distance:
5.1 miles

Elevation Gain:
1,131 feet

Route Type:
Out & Back

Corriganville Movie Ghost Town
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EASY

Distance:
1.7 miles

Elevation Gain:
275 feet

Route Type:
Loop

Hummingbird Creek Trail
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HARD

Distance:
3.7 miles

Elevation Gain:
1,069 feet

Route Type:
Out & Back

Las Llajas Canyon Trail
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HARD

Distance:
9.3 miles

Elevation Gain:
1,722 feet

Route Type:
Loop

Long Canyon Trail
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MODERATE

Distance:
4.9 miles

Elevation Gain:
1,131 feet

Route Type:
Loop

Mt. McCoy Trail
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MODERATE

Distance:
5 miles

Elevation Gain:
1,181 feet

Route Type:
Out & Back

Rocky Peak Trail
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MODERATE

Distance:
4.6 miles

Elevation Gain:
961 feet

Route Type:
Out & Back

Stagecoach Trail
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EASY

Distance:
0.5 miles

Elevation Gain:

Route Type:

 
 
  • Alamos Canyon Trail
  • Arroyo Simi Bike Path
  • Chumash Park and Trail
  • Corriganville Park
  • Hummingbird Creek Trail
  • Las Llajas Canyon Trail
  • Long Canyon Trail
  • Mt McCoy Trail
  • Rocky Peak Trail
  • Stagecoach Trail
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For more information about the parks and trails in Simi Valley, please visit Rancho Simi Recreation & Park District website.