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Catalina Island Hiking Trails
Catalina Island Hiking Trails - All hiking and mountain biking on Catalina outside Avalon needs a permit now . Visit the http://www.catalinaconservancy.org/ site for more information.
Hiking permits are required. They are free of charge, and available the day of your hike.
Hiking permits are issued for day hiking only and not for overnight camping or backpacking.
Please use trash containers provided. When none is available, please carry refuse out with you. Section No. 374B of the California Penal Code covers the anti-littering act and its enforcement.
Tree cutting or gathering of wood, plant collecting, or in any way removing or defacing any natural or man made feature, including archaeological sites, is prohibited.
Do not disturb wildlife. All plants and animals are protected. Many are found only in Catalina and are rare and/or endangered species.
No hiker shall carry firearms, traps or other hunting equipment while in the interior of Catalina.
Hitchhiking is prohibited.
Carry a signed permit while hiking.
Dogs must be held on a leash while in the interior of Catalina.
Adhere to all regulations that govern your travel in the back country. As a visitor you have the responsibility to leave the natural environment free of any permanent imprints. Stay on roads and trails.
Source: Catalina Conservancy
Map shows major Catalina Island trail locations, trailheads and mile markers. Major trails on Catalina can be primary roads, dirt roads, fire breaks, and single track trails. Major trials on Catalina Island are - Trans Catalina Trail, Cottonwood Trail, Bulrush Canyon Trail, and Herman Gulch Trail