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Photo Jun 22 2023, 2 53 54 PM
a group stands on the trail on the Solstice Canyon Hike
Booking info
Setup Fee
$280
First Person: $52
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Key information
Private Group Activity
Please note: This page is intended for corporate groups, team building, and private/VIP tours.
Activity Highlights
Scenic Malibu Canyon Trails, Seasonal Waterfall, Historic Ruins
Group Size
1-75 (Please contact us if your group is larger)
Pricing
$280 setup fee / $52 per person
Customization
Any of our activities can be paired with any other Bikes and Hikes LA activity, such as a luxury picnic, or any other one of our group activities.
Description
Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour
A Guided Malibu Hike Through Canyon Views, History & Fresh Air
Looking for one of the best hikes in Malibu for your group? Our Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour is a scenic, easy to love guided hike through one of Malibu’s most memorable canyon landscapes. With peaceful trails, coastal canyon views, historic ruins, native plants, and a seasonal waterfall area, the Solstice Canyon hike feels like a true escape without requiring your group to disappear into the wilderness for an entire day.
Bikes and Hikes LA creates private guided hiking tours for corporate teams, retreat groups, families, conference guests, wedding parties, and private events looking for something active, beautiful, and genuinely enjoyable. This is the ultimate Malibu experience.
Why Choose the Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour?
The Solstice Canyon Hike is one of the best ways to get a real feel for Malibu without committing your group to an all day, high intensity trek. The trail has all the things people hope for in a Malibu hike: canyon walls, coastal plants, pockets of shade, old ruins, quiet stretches, and that tucked-away feeling you get in Solstice Canyon, even though you’re still close to the coast.
For private groups, corporate teams, retreats, wedding parties, and guests with different hiking comfort levels, this route works especially well because it can be paced thoughtfully. Your group can keep things relaxed, pause for photos, spend time at the ruins, or move at a steadier pace if that fits the day better. Bikes and Hikes LA guides help keep the Solstice Canyon trail easy to follow, interesting, and comfortable for the group from start to finish.
A Malibu Hike That Has More Than Just Pretty Views
There are plenty of scenic hikes in Malibu, but Solstice Canyon Malibu has more character than most. The trail changes as you go, moving through canyon plants, rocky sections, shaded areas, old stonework, and historic ruins that give the hike a stronger sense of place. It feels less like you’re just walking for a view and more like you’re moving through a story.
The Solstice Canyon hiking trail also works well for groups because the highlights are spread throughout the route. Guests don’t have to wait until the end for the good part. There are natural places to stop, look around, take photos, and talk about what you’re seeing. Depending on the season and recent rain, the Solstice Canyon waterfall may also be part of the experience. When it’s flowing, it’s a great payoff!
Perfect for Groups, Teams & Private Events
The Solstice Canyon Hike is a strong choice for groups because it feels active without being too demanding. People can walk, talk, take in the canyon, ask questions, and enjoy the trail without feeling rushed. It’s a good fit for teams that want time outside, retreat groups that need a break from scheduled programming, and private groups that want a Malibu activity with more depth than a standard sightseeing stop.
Bikes and Hikes LA leads private guided hikes through Solstice Canyon for corporate outings, team building events, retreats, family groups, wedding weekends, and private adventures. The route can be adjusted to match your group’s pace and goals, whether you want a mellow canyon walk, a more active outing, or a guided experience with history, ruins, nature, and photo stops along the Solstice Canyon trail.
Plan your Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour
If you’re planning a corporate outing, retreat activity, private group adventure, wedding weekend event, or team-building hike, the Solstice Canyon Hike gives your guests a memorable way to experience Malibu beyond the beach. The route brings together canyon scenery, historic ruins, movement, conversation, and a possible Solstice Canyon waterfall stop in one easy to enjoy guided experience.
With Bikes and Hikes LA, your group gets a private hike on the Solstice Canyon hiking trail that feels organized, personal, and rooted in the landscape. From the quiet canyon sections to the ruins and seasonal waterfall area, Solstice Canyon Malibu is the kind of place that gives groups something to look at, talk about, and remember after the hike is over.
What You'll Do
Highlights
Canyon Views Without the Chaos – Get your group out of the meeting room and into one of Malibu’s most scenic canyon settings, with peaceful trails, fresh air, and plenty of photo worthy views.
Historic Ruins Along the Trail – Solstice Canyon has a little mystery baked in, with famous ruins tucked into the landscape that make the hike feel more like an adventure than a basic walk.
A Seasonal Waterfall Moment – When conditions are right, your group may get to enjoy the seasonal waterfall area — a classic Solstice Canyon highlight and a great reason to bring the camera.
A Guided Hike That Feels Easy to Enjoy – No route stress, no “wait, where did everyone go?” energy. Bikes and Hikes LA guides keep the experience organized, fun, and comfortable for your group.
Team Building That Doesn’t Feel Forced – Fresh air, movement, conversation, and a beautiful Malibu trail do the heavy lifting, so your group can connect naturally without awkward icebreakers.
Benefits
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A Hike with a Built In Storyline
The Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour is not just “pretty trail, nice view, done.” The canyon has ruins, history, changing scenery, and a route that gives the day a natural beginning, middle, and end.
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Feels Like Malibu Without the Beach Crowds
Solstice Canyon gives your group a different side of Malibu: quiet canyon paths, native plants, rocky landscapes, and shaded moments that feel worlds away from the usual coastal traffic and sand in everything situation.
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A Better Conversation Starter Than a Mixer
Walking past historic ruins, canyon walls, and seasonal waterfall areas gives people something real to react to together, which makes the group dynamic feel more natural than forced small talk.
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History, Nature, and Photos in One Route
Your group gets more variety than a standard walk: canyon views, ruins, plant life, possible seasonal waterfall stops, and plenty of photo-worthy moments along the Solstice Canyon trail.
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A Reset That Still Feels Like an Event
The Solstice Canyon hike gives your group breathing room and quiet without feeling too passive. It feels organized, intentional, and memorable while still giving everyone space to actually enjoy being outside.
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
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How difficult is the Solstice Canyon hike?
The Solstice Canyon hike can be approachable for many groups, especially when it is guided and paced around your guests. Bikes and Hikes LA can help structure the hike based on your group’s comfort level, timing, and activity goals so it feels enjoyable rather than overly intense.
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What will we see on the Solstice Canyon trail?
On the Solstice Canyon trail, your group may see canyon views, native plants, rocky landscapes, historic ruins, shaded areas, and the seasonal waterfall area depending on route, conditions, and timing. Bikes and Hikes LA guides help bring the trail to life with context, pacing, and photo friendly stops.
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Are the Solstice Canyon ruins part of the tour?
The Solstice Canyon ruins are one of the most memorable parts of the hike and may be included depending on the selected route, conditions, and group timing. They add a sense of history and discovery that makes the guided hike feel more unique than a standard trail walk.
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Does the Solstice Canyon hike include a waterfall?
Solstice Canyon has a seasonal waterfall area, but water flow depends on recent weather and conditions. Bikes and Hikes LA can include the waterfall area when it fits the route and conditions, but guests should think of it as a possible highlight rather than a guaranteed year-round feature.
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Is Solstice Canyon a good Malibu hike for people who do not hike often?
Yes, Solstice Canyon can be a good Malibu hike for guests who do not hike often, especially with a guide and a pace that matches the group. Bikes and Hikes LA can help make the Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour feel comfortable, organized, and fun for mixed-experience groups.
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Why book the Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour instead of hiking it ourselves?
Booking the Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour with Bikes and Hikes LA gives your group a guided, organized experience with route planning, pacing, local context, and group flow handled for you. Instead of worrying about where to go, how to keep everyone together, or what you’re looking at, your guests can simply enjoy the trail, ruins, canyon views, and shared experience.
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What should guests wear for the Solstice Canyon hike?
Guests should wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes, breathable clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Since the Solstice Canyon hike Malibu route can include sun, dirt paths, and uneven sections, closed toe shoes or supportive hiking footwear are recommended.
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How do I book a Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour with Bikes and Hikes LA?
To book a Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour with Bikes and Hikes LA, share your group size, preferred date, timing, activity level, and event goals. Our team can help create a private guided hike that works for your group, whether you’re planning a corporate outing, team building hike, retreat activity, family event, or private Malibu adventure.
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Is the Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour good for corporate team building?
Yes. The Solstice Canyon Hiking Tour with Bikes and Hikes LA is a strong option for a team building hike because it gives coworkers something shared to experience without relying on awkward games or forced icebreakers. Walking the trail together, seeing the ruins, stopping for views, and exploring the canyon creates natural conversation and connection.
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