Holy Jim Canyon

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Holy Jim Canyon is a rugged, forested ravine in Southern California known for its hiking trails, creek, and seasonal waterfall within the Santa Ana Mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
hiking destination
accessRestriction subject to closure after major storms
subject to closure during high fire danger
climate Mediterranean climate
country United States
county Orange County, California
ecosystem Mediterranean climate ecosystem
featureType riparian canyon
hasFeature creek
forested slopes
hiking trails
rugged terrain
seasonal waterfall
hasNaturalHazard flash flooding risk
wildfire risk
hasTrail Holy Jim Trail
trail to Santiago Peak
hydrology seasonal stream flow
knownFor Holy Jim Falls
shaded riparian habitat
locatedIn Orange County, California
Santa Ana Mountains
Southern California
management United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
mountainRange Santa Ana Mountains
nearbyCity Rancho Santa Margarita, California
Trabuco Canyon, California
linked to: Trabuco Canyon
nearbyPeak Santiago Peak
partOf Cleveland National Forest
partOfProtectedArea Cleveland National Forest
popularSeason fall
spring
recreationActivity hiking
nature photography
trail running
region Southern California
state California
surfaceWater Holy Jim Creek
terrain narrow and steep-sided
touristAttractionType natural attraction
trailheadAccess Holy Jim Canyon Road
usedFor day hiking
vegetationType chaparral
oak woodland
riparian forest
watercourse Holy Jim Creek

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Santa Ana Mountains contains Holy Jim Canyon