Awesome spot for so many health opportunistic possibilities! From a stroll, to inclines this trail…read moreoffers so many routes with amazing views all around. The parking is pretty easy to find and the map is easy to read. I'd recommend some decent trail shoes and a small water bottle. The park across the street is a nice spot for a picnic afterwards. Watch out for all the animal droppings from dogs and horses.

Beautiful area. Lots of tables great view. Surrounded by mountains and trees. People seem to be…read morevery friendly

The San Bernardino National Forest is huge!!!…read more This National Forest stretches from San Bernardino Couty to Los Angeles County. I've had the privilege to experience the San Bernadino County side of the San Bernardino National Forest when I lived in Big Bear. It was beautiful and fun for hiking adventures. This time, I was on the Los Angeles County side of The San Bernardino National Forest. I was on the side that feels really desert-like. It's dirt and very dry weather, and then suddenly when you hit the National Forest, it is green and gorgeous. Boy, it is really something when you go from the desert to green trees and pretty views!!! The temperature cooled down too. I love the forestry landscape and lush trees everywhere. I'm thankful that we have National Forests like this that are protected! We must protect them at all costs!

3/5 loved the location left out a few stars I'll explain the pros and cons:…read more Pros: Beautiful National forest. Camping reservation is available and brown bins to hide food from animals and bears available. One bathroom available and it's cleaned by rangers. Trash is also picked up if you need help cleaning. Beauty of a sky at night. They gave a fire pit area and three large benches to eat and sit. Cons: The drive as soon as you get to the off road areas you lose reception. We got lost so I recommend having a back up plan with maps that help off roading areas. Also we took our Tundra for the first time off road and regretted it immediately. BEWARE: The bushes and trees are not cut down to clear the roads and our truck was completely scratched from both sides. Only bring cars you don't care about and plan to use them through bushes and trees that scratch the paint. We learned the hard way. Also the drive up and down the mountain is very dangerous. If you come early the fog makes it hard to see. We got rain in the afternoon and it's very slippery cars also drive crazy and pressure you to go over the required speed. We had to wait 45 min coming down the mountain Sunday when we left due to a car accident. Again locals drive crazy and ride your car or pass you up. Be really cautious! All in all great camping trip but the truck issue was horrible. We now have to pay to try and wax the truck or have to fully re-paint.

Wow what a view! Specially right now. Everything is green. Lots of donkeys everywhere. Got to see…read morethem up close. Lots of wildlife. My son was able to see lots of lizards, different kind of bugs and insects. He enjoyed it the most. Pretty easy hike. Even my 5 year old did it.

Highly recommend this hike, as the scenery was spectacular. I'm not sure if the mountain is this…read moregreen all year but cam here in January and it was very green almost comparable to Switzerland green how can it be so green in riverside? It is pretty much an incline the whole way until the top, then we saw a Herd of donkeys. Spotted a few coyotes as well but they are harder to find. Not much shade so prepare water and hats. Then you go downhill on the way back. It is around a 2 hour hike, very nice views!

It is such joy to walk the trail on a clear beautiful day after the rain/snow last week. Looking…read morearound, I see snow on several mountains. Leaves have finally changed color. Most trees now look golden but did not shed their leaves. I was expecting to see more hikers and bikers than the 2 or 3 I met. Maybe not as many people made resolutions to exercise more in 2022, which suits me just fine. Happy New Year, y'all

Ok little trail for walking, jogging, or biking. Not the…read morenicest, but good for a little exercise. It's close to a ran down hotel with a lot of sketchy people. Has a small parking area right next to the trail.

Well, let me tell you... the snake was an added surprise . That side winder was a bit big for my…read moretaste! Beyond that, the park is vast..mostly meadows with some steep climbs and rocky facade. Trails were fun, fast and traveled all over around the park. Parking is strict, so follow the rules please. Views are stupendous , the atmosphere was inviting and the experience memorable. Pack light and run to the top! Overall, location facilities atmosphere and availability made this park a 4.25 experience!

The Mister was on vacation and has always wanted to hike the M mountain in Moval. Sunday morning…read moreit's off to the M. What a day, we were greeted by the donkeys and given a little show before we hit the trail. It was a beautiful morning (even though it heated up) and the fresh air up there was perfect. This was my 4th trek up the mountain and his first so we stopped along the trail and just admired the beautiful scenery. From the top of the mountains the surrounding Valley's are beautiful.... We made it to the top in about an hour and 50 minutes. We enjoyed a bite to eat at the M took pictures and headed back down the mountain. It took us about an hour to get back to the car where of course the donkeys were not lounging around in the shade. It was a great day and I'm glad that now when my hubby drives by the M everyday he can look up and say, "I've sat up there and enjoyed the view"......

I love that the main trail is paved, which makes it accessible for everyone--| saw…read moreplenty of families with strollers and people walking their dogs. It's definitely an incline, but it's not too strenuous since the path wraps gradually around the mountain. It feels more like a brisk, scenic walk than a rugged hike. The absolute highlight for me is the Peace Tower and Friendship Bridge. It looks like something straight out of a fairytale or a European village. It's such a cool, historic landmark to stumble upon halfway up, and it's a great place to stop for a photo or just to catch your breath.

What a wonderful hike for families. The nicely paved road up the mountain makes it easy for…read moreeveryone to go up. Strollers and wheelchairs had no problems. I saw so many families going up pushing strollers and so many kids hiking up with their parents. The views are beautiful from all around. On the top you will see the tower and the bridge. Also the big white cross. So beautiful. Expect about two hours to be here. It's considered easy to moderate hike since the road is paved. But you are going uphill. We parked at the Ryan Bonaminio Park which is free. There are restrooms here but not up on the mountain. So be prepared.

Great park has wonderful photography photos here pretty cool to chill and hang out hereread more

My daughter loves this park so much however restrooms are horrible her and don't feel comfortable…read moreusing them.

This place is a dead park. I swung by to do some fishing and kill some time. The lake was filthy…read more Trash all throughout the entire lake. All the grass is dead. A park that for sure lacks county maintenance.

Visiting from out of town and found this park just passing by. Discovered it did have a place for…read moredogs to.play but there were no dogs around so we opted just to go for a walk to give our boy some exercise. I didn't see anything wrong with the park. There were about 4 different groups fishing and just hanging out enjoying the weather. A sweet were walking toward the bridges we approached an area that did actually have a very strong stench, smelled old.and sour, like stagnant water so we turned around. As we walked back we discovered a dead fish floating on the water. There are no bathrooms which surprised us. The view of the lake was nice

Kind of tough to get up to the "C" in general, but once you get there, it's only like 100 yards…read morefurther to the library. Based on the website, there are thousands of these little libraries across the world. Don't forget to bring a book to replace the one you take!

Amazing !!one of the best days of my life. I can't wait to go back and do some more sightseeing…read morethis way. Beautiful

Great host and guide! Loved every bit of the hike with DDM. Fully recommend on your visit to LA! A…read moregood hike is a solid way to experience the best of LA during your vacation or weekend time away from work!