The Etiwanda Falls Trail is a 3.2 to 3.5-mile out-and-back hike in the North Etiwanda Preserve, situated in Rancho Cucamonga, California. This moderately challenging trail features a consistent uphill...
The Etiwanda Falls Trail is a 3.2 to 3.5-mile out-and-back hike in the North Etiwanda Preserve, situated in Rancho Cucamonga, California. This moderately challenging trail features a consistent uphill climb with an elevation gain of approximately 750 feet, culminating at a three-tiered, 50-foot waterfall surrounded by a shaded canyon.
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Been a few years but glad to be back on this beautiful 3.5 mile in n out hike. Limited parking so start early in the summer months. It can get really hot going up that 1.7 mile incline. Once you get to the top the beautiful scenery and shade is well worth it..
Claremont Hills Wilderness Park is a scenic open-space park at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains in Claremont, California. The park features more than 2,000 acres of natural landscape and over 20...
Claremont Hills Wilderness Park is a scenic open-space park at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains in Claremont, California. The park features more than 2,000 acres of natural landscape and over 20 miles of trails, including the popular 5-mile Claremont Loop. It is a popular destination for hiking, running, cycling, horseback riding, nature photography, and enjoying panoramic views of the San Gabriel Valley.
The trail gets crowded but the parking lot is nicely controlled by the park rangers. I personally like to start the loop on the right as there is some shade going uphill. Other than that there isn't much shade but its a nice trail overall.
The Joatngna Trailhead, located at 2901 N Mountain Ave in Upland, CA, serves as the entry point to the Joatngna Trail, also known as the Elfin Forest Trail. This easy 0.6-mile loop trail features scen...
The Joatngna Trailhead, located at 2901 N Mountain Ave in Upland, CA, serves as the entry point to the Joatngna Trail, also known as the Elfin Forest Trail. This easy 0.6-mile loop trail features scenic mountain views, native flora, and a seasonal creek, making it a pleasant outing for families and beginners. Visitors can enjoy a tranquil environment while hiking the well-maintained path, which includes a bridge over the creek.
Beautiful but watch out for glass in the parking area. There are bear proof trash cans but always locked so take your dog poop with you and don't leave them on the trail!