Orange County, California, is a region located in the southern part of the state. It's known for its affluent suburbs, beautiful coastline, and diverse communities. With a population of over 3 million people, Orange County is one of the most populous counties in California. As of the 2020 census, the population was 3,186,989.

Silverado Canyon is a picturesque area located in the Santa Ana Mountains within Orange County, California. It is situated near the small unincorporated community of Silverado, which lies along Santiago Creek. The canyon is known for its rugged terrain, scenic landscapes, and lush vegetation, making it a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts.

Silverado Canyon Market & Kitchen offers Cold Beer, Wine, Ice, Groceries, ATM, fresh coffee, beverages, snacks and Adventure passes to access the Cleveland National Forest. It serves sandwiches & pizza on Saturday and breakfast & Sandwiches on Sunday!

Rancho Silverado Stables is a stable and horse riding facility located in Silverado, California. The stable offers a variety of services, including horseback riding lessons, trail rides, horse training, and boarding. The stables are located in the beautiful hills of Orange County, offering scenic views and a peaceful environment for riders and horses alike.

Orange County Polo Club provides year round Polo with games open to the public, 3 days a week, lessons for beginning to advanced polo players, active children’s polo program, interscholastic polo program and hosting or participating in tournaments throughout Southern California.

Limestone Canyon Regional Park includes thick oak woodlands, streamside habitats, year-round springs and an iconic geological formation called “the Sinks,” often compared to a mini-Grand Canyon.

Oak Canyon Park is a 58-acre park located in Silverado, California. The park is operated by the Orange County Parks Department and offers a variety of recreational opportunities for visitors of all ages.

Black Star Canyon Falls is a popular hiking destination located in Silverado, California. The trailhead is located in the Black Star Canyon parking lot, and the hike to the falls is approximately 3.5 miles round trip.