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Wild Flowers At Laguna Coast Wilderness Park. Laguna Coast Wilderness Park Is A 7,000-Acre (2,800 Ha) Wilderness Area In The San Joaquin Hills Surrounding Laguna Beach, California. This Park Features Coastal Canyons, Ridgeline Views And The Only Natural Lakes In Orange County, California. Trails Are Maintained For Hiking And Mountain Biking With A Wide Range Of Difficulty, From Beginner To Expert. Most Trails Gain In Height, Reaching A Maximum Of 1,000 Feet (300 M) In Elevation. Several Trails Lead To Downtown Laguna Beach. Laguna Coast Wilderness Park Has Some Of The Last Remaining Undeveloped Coastal Canyons In Southern California. The Park Is Dominated By Coastal Sage Scrub, Cactus And Native Grasses. Over 40 Endangered And Sensitive Species Call Laguna Coast Home Including California Gnatcatcher, Cactus Wren And The Endemic Dudleya Stolonifera.