About Wildwood Canyon State Park
Wildwood Canyon State Park (855 acres) preserves a remarkable remnant of the original San Bernardino foothills and high desert ecosystem, serving as a vital refuge for wildlife including mule deer, bobcats, black bears, mountain lions, and coyotes. The property also holds deep historical significance as a former crossroads for indigenous peoples and later a ranching settlement.
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Hiking Trails Nature Walks Equestrian Trails Wildlife Observation Bird Watching Scenic Viewpoints Outdoor Recreation Trail Exploration Nature Photography Opportunities Environmental Education Fitness Hiking Family-Friendly Outdoor Activities Self-Guided Nature ToursReviews
I’d never heard of this place and found it thanks to checking out a state park pass from my library and seeing what wasn’t far. What a beautiful gem of a place! Plenty of smaller hikes that can be connected to make a longer hike around the perimeter. My dog and I loved it and did about five miles of hiking total.