Shuttle: Avalon to Haypress (One Way)
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most travelers, no special fitness required
Overview
Discover the scenic beauty of Catalina Island with a private Jeep shuttle from Avalon to Haypress. This exclusive experience offers breathtaking views and seamless transportation, perfect for adventurers looking to explore remote areas of the island. Read on to find out what makes this trip special!
Shuttle: Avalon to Haypress (One Way)
Bison are frequently spotted
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About This Adventure
Discover the charm of Haypress, a picturesque picnic spot featuring a playscape, barbecues, and scenic hiking trails. Experience the thrill of spotting bison near the pond, making your outdoor adventure truly unforgettable. Plan ahead to ensure a seamless camping experience with gear haul services available for your convenience.
About
A beautiful spot for a picnic, Haypress features a playscape, barbecues and hiking trails. Bison are frequently spotted near the pond.
Baggage Policy
Space is limited on the vehicle. All person(s) plus gear must fit inside the vehicle, 250 lbs. max for weight for gear. Gear haul service on Island is available (reservations required).
For gear haul service please call Catalina Back Country
Gear going over the maximum pounds allotted may be charged an extra $100.00 or require a second vehicle (Second vehicle(s) are limited for shuttles/reservations required) To ensure your camping adventure meets all your needs plan accordingly so as not to have gear left behind.
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Reserve your private Jeep shuttle early to secure your preferred times and avoid last-minute surprises.
Carry water and snacks
Stay hydrated and energized during your ride by bringing essentials, especially on hot days.
Dress comfortably
Wear layered clothing suitable for changing weather conditions and comfortable shoes for stops.
Bring a camera
Capture the stunning island views and scenic stops along the route for lasting memories.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- California quail
History
Catalina Island's rugged terrain has been inhabited by indigenous peoples for thousands of years and later served as a military outpost before becoming a popular tourist destination.
Conservation
The island's protected areas are managed sustainably, with efforts focused on preserving native habitats and limiting environmental impact from tourism.
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Recommended Gear
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from bright sunlight during the outdoor drive and stopovers.
Layered clothing
Ensure comfort during variable weather conditions with adaptable clothing.
Camera or smartphone
Capture breathtaking views and memorable moments along the route.
Hat with brim
Provide additional sun protection during warmer months.
summer specific