Claire Canon shares her travel log exploring Santa Catalina Island, California. Located 22 miles off the coast of Los Angeles, the island offers attractions like hiking, water sports, and relaxing. One highlight is the scenic waterfront walk from Casino Point to Lover's Point, passing beaches and views of Avalon harbor. Visitors can also enjoy many hiking trails, as well as water activities like diving, submarine tours, and glass-bottom boat rides.

1. Claire Canon’s Travel Log: Exploring
Santa Catalina Island, California
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2. Claire Canon’s Travel Log: Exploring
Santa Catalina Island, California
● University of Missouri-Kansas City broadcast
journalism and communications major Claire Canon
has traveled around the world with her family and
on her own.
● In her travel log series, she shares some of her
favorite destinations, which include Catalina Island,
and favorite attractions at each.

3. Claire Canon’s Travel Log: Exploring
Santa Catalina Island, California
● Located off the coast of California roughly 22 miles
southwest of Los Angeles, Santa Catalina Island
offers a variety of attractions for visitors who enjoy
everything from water sports and hiking to botany
and relaxing.
● One of the island’s leading points of interest, the
waterfront walk extends from Casino Point to
Lover’s Point. Along the way, the trail passes by
secluded beaches and provides views of the harbor
and the town of Avalon.

4. Claire Canon’s Travel Log: Exploring
Santa Catalina Island, California
● The easiest way to explore Catalina Island is by
foot; indeed, the exterior of the island offers
numerous footpaths and hiking trails. The longest of
these, the Trans Catalina Trail, extends 37 miles.
● Visitors can also enjoy an abundance of water sports
and other leisure activities.
● Many tour companies on the island rent diving
supplies and wetsuits, and some also provide semi-
submersible submarine tours and glass-bottom boat
rides for those who want to keep their feet dry.