It's raining sunshine It's raining sunshine…read moreAll over mankind... 5/5 Hiking Good family trail, not too steep or narrow for your little ones. Not too much sunshine raining down here but you have nice coverage by the trees. 3.5/5 Bare Necessities Bathrooms right by the amphitheater. There are also some benches for a meal. We came across some bear droppings, apparently Yogi didn't use the facilities. 5/5 Parking Parking is located along the Big Dalton Trail at the beginning middle or by the service road. There are a few hiking options, we kept it simple for our kids (so dad doesn't have to carry everyone else well). There are notices about posion ivy so just keep an eye out, we didn't run into any. Not much water but I'm sure it looks great when it rains. If you need a local escape and want to be under the cover of some trees from the raining sunshine, visit Big Dalton Canyon. God bless

Big Dalton Canyon Wilderness Park in Glendora is an excellent place for hiking. There are many…read moretrees and shades, so even on a hot day, hiking seems pleasant. Definitely an excellent hiking destination.

This was a fun jaunt through the "hidden" passages under the Mission Inn. Sometimes referred to as…read more"the catacombs", but actually a cloister walk since no bodies were ever buried down here - that we KNOW of! James, a Mission Inn guide and historian led us through the passages and into some of the grand areas of this amazing building. So much history and James did a great job illuminating the origins and families affiliated with "her". Obviously there is some light staging for entertainment value, but the history balanced the hokiest pieces and I found the overall experience fun and fascinating. Other tours and themes are available for a nominal fee and I will definitely check those out after trying this "Spooky Tour". Notes: hard hats and flashlights are provided. No flash photography or video. Wear close toe, sturdy shoes. No ghost hunting tools. One reason, all the electrical would constantly spike the EMF readers. LOL! Uneven ground and some may feel claustrophobic at times, but the entire tour was less than an hour. Cheers! "CC"

The tour included areas of the Mission Inn Hotel seldom open to the public, especially the…read moreunderground catacombs. Since doing their VIP later evening tour, a "spooky" alcoholic beverage was provided. The night I was there drink options included either a red sangria, champagne or non alcoholic cider. The sangria was very generous in size and well garnished. The two docents, Ashley and Louie, were very knowledgeable about the areas and answered questions regarding hotel history. I especially liked seeing the room where many of the statues within the catacombs are being held and preserved. I highly recommend this tour and feel it is well worth the price.

We flew our two Cessna planes from the El Monte Airport. It was so fun to stop by the Chino Airport…read morebecause it has an FBO. Not FBI or I'd have to jump out of my aircraft, JUST JOSHIN. I'm not like that anymore (; . An FBO is where many individually owned aircraft's stop to re-fuel (gas) or refuel (Coffee and Tea, etc.). They always have a plane mechanic shop on the premises lest you pop a tire and actually landed, or for maintenance. It is actually so huge and everything is so interesting. There is a much longer wait time at this airport because of the amount of planes landing and so many are waiting for confirmation for which departure lane, constantly talking in code to the "Woman in the Tower". The air traffic control center. I love waiting anyway because I get to steer with the pedals. It's just fun.

Pretty cool aiport. Great place for photography and many others things pretty cool placeread more

We just came back from Grand China tour with Supera. It was an amazing tour. We visited Beijing,,…read moreXi'an, Chengdu and Shanghai. We were taking care like a VIP all around. 5 star hotels. Great location in city center. Visited all must see iconic great walls of China, Forbidden city, temple of heaven and all. Excellent foods at local specialty. Staff were excellent, special shut out to Clara who took care all of us. Thank you Clara! We loved it despite the very hot weather in China during June. We would like to go more English speaking tours in Supera like you offer in Signet. So please add and offer more tours in Supera!! Ben and Elaine

We just returned from the 'Golden China' tour and have to say it exceeded all our expectations…read more This was our 2nd tour with Supera having used last year in Japan and once again from the top of the line hotels( Waldorf/Ritz/Canopy/Fairmont) to the sumptuous meals, seamless transportation we were delighted. Cissy Yang, our tour guide here, is simply the best and Alexandra Sciarra the local tour agent helped prepare and excite us about what looked fantastic on paper, then delivered in real life. As I said last year, I can't wait to take another trip with Supera in the near future!

I'm so happy to see the San Dimas Station: Metro A Line finally operating!…read more So far it has seemed relatively clean and safe. The parking is just across the street from the station. Often there are assistants on the platform to help with questions and monitor the area. I really wish the ticket machines were more user-friendly. We used to ride the metro in LA all the time, yet I still don't find it easy or intuitive to load my card. I'll probably try using the mobile app rather than an actual card next time to see if it's any easier. The station is conveniently located in the middle of town, so you can get right off the platform, walk a few hundred feet North, and explore little downtown San Dimas. Now we just need a few more fun bars and restaurants downtown, as well as more shopping boutiques and mom 'n' pop stores. You can visit the San Dimas Historical Society or the Pacific Railroad Society Museum to get a flavor of what San Dimas was like at the turn of the century with its citrus production. Walk the neighborhoods and see the historic bungalow homes. There is even a walking tour of San Dimas where you can see the historic sites. And now if you work in Pasadena, LA, or even Long Beach, you can metro to work and never have to deal with the freeway. I just hope that they keep the train clean and safe, so that people feel good to use it to go to work, as well as for recreational adventures! See you on the metro!

Was skeptical with this terminal being near my house, but so far it has been really nice and…read moreconvenient. I'm starting to get used to just jumping on using a tap feature with your Apple phone. It's so easy and fast. You can reload it in seconds

Our experience with the Visitors Centers Representative Sgt Gallegos was great as well as the…read moreRepresentative Sgt Hoyt at the ID Office. They were both Wonderful and very Professional. Their Customer Services were refreshing. In addition, a shout out to the Military Police at the main gate entry doing an Amazing job as well.

I'm giving Mt Baldy a 5 out of hope as much as good experiences I've had there. I'm aware of the…read moreissues, and will discuss the main issue for me, but I am always rooting for this place to come into some kind of hey-day. First, in the hot summer, the notch could really be a nice cool escape, except that the chairlift up is so expensive. I know they must do some calculation of what they need to take in to keep operating, but I also know that I would go there, pay for the chair lift, and eat at the notch much more if the lift tickets were $15 or lower, rather than $25 and up even with a coupon. And I'm just one person. This seems prohibitively high for many families. At $15 or lower (plus my seasonal park pass) and whatever lunch and drinks cost, I'd go there (and bring all my visitors) at least once a month. As it is, I go at least once a month in the spring and fall hiking seasons and don't go in the summer much at all. However, I do encourage families for a once in a while splurge to take the chair lift up with the kids, hike around, and have lunch at the notch. It's a great experience! I did the tubbing once long ago and although I don't think it's worth it for adults, I do think it would be fun for kids. I've never skied there, so I can't speak to that feature. All that being said, I love this place. I love taking the chair lifts up the hill and looking out on the scenery. I love hiking from the notch, particularly up Telegraph. I love having a drink with lunch or early dinner at the Notch. It's really fun to see a band there in the evenings. I hope through the years this place thrives.

Sugar Pine ski lifts/Mt Baldy Resort lifts…read more Spent the day atop Mnt Baldy, an outstanding way to beat the August heat. The temp at the Notch was in the low 70s, while down in Ontario it reached above the 99 degrees mark. The gentleman at the ticket counter at the base of the ski lifts was pleasant and very knowledgeable and informative. Max helped us on/off the lift chairs, it is encouraging to come across a hard working, very respectful young man that demonstrates an appreciation for work. Mnt Baldy is lucky to have him on staff.

Great adventure! This was my second time taking a tour with Hangar 21 and I highly recommend them…read more The pilot ensures a safe and comfortable flight, orchestrating between controls, air traffic, and pointing out the sites to see. If you want to see the Los Angeles area, Hangar 21 is the way to go!

This is our 3 time taking a helicopter ride. First 2 were in Hawaii…read more This time we were celebrating my 27yr old Autistic daughter's birthday. She absolutely loved it. Helicopter was brand new and felt like a Cadillac. Our pilot was amazing and very knowledgeable historically about the place I love and have called home for 48yrs. He also went out of his way to take us over our home so my wife could see us. Thank u so much for the experience! We will definitely be back again!