Very nice trail, good for beginners, nice workout. Hiked it with my daughters and they liked it…read more The payoff is the waterfall.

In comparison to all other trails in the area, this would be rated a medium to hard trail. For…read morelength, the trail for the upward Climb is around 2 miles up till you reschedule the waterfall area. After, the trail narrows and continues deeper. During the summer, this hike will test you. The entrance and parking are super easy to navigate, as qr scans are available for info and parking payment- just scan and your ready to go. There are No ebikes allowed just walkers joggers runners hikers and nature. Once at the top, there are other trails that split off and will.offer more northern or western routes ... the loop to the west and then south will. Increase the length of the hike from 4 to 6 miles and others can even stretch further inland. The sceneries will make a huge impact, late evenings adventures should offer spectacular vistas and the trail itself is easy to read and follow. Small tables for picnics dot the bottom rung of the trail. This hike would not be be for newbies...instead for slightly novice and higher. Bring water and snacks, clean after yourself and enjoy the wilderness. The trail is rated at a 4.5 stars - only thing missing are more informational directions on the upper trails

Paty to run or walk. A bit hilly but doable. I enjoyed the homes on each side as they all had…read morecharacter

Bridle Path?? Growing up I have always called this "that one trail on Euclid." Due to the Covid-19…read moreshut down on the fitness industry, my hometown friend and I happen to both be in Upland at the same time and we have met up a few time for some "distanced" walks. I just carry a little backpack so I can keep my keys, 32oz of water, id, credit card and HAND SANITIZER :) 2020 problems!! This is an easy chill walk with low key elevation starting from Foothill Blvd to 24th Street, which is slightly less than 6 miles round trip. You walk between the tall plushy trees off Euclid Ave, so there is plenty of shade. This is definitely a very family environment trail with kids and pets. There is a lot of loose dirt on the trail, so don't wear any shoes that are precious. Or in my case... don't wear pink flip flops :) It wasn't bad but I was just dirty after... When you get to the fire station on 24th, you know you have reached the midpoint and the second half is an easy downhill chill walk. Next to the fire station on 24th is a gas station with a small selection of beverages if you need a water break. Or a special ICE CREAM treat to reward yourself on the way back ;) Its FREE, so don't expect too much. It's convenient for me so I am sure my hometown friend and I will be back.

+ Great hike. Exhilarating, breathtaking (literally and figuratively)…read more . The hike takes about 12 miles, 6-8 hours, and about 4100' elevation gain. + Good views of San Gabriel mountains and LA county. + There was one shared Cucamonga Peak sign at the summit to hold for photos. - Parking on a Saturday at 6am gets very crowded. Take heed. Arrive early or park a 1-2min walk down the street. - The only restrooms are the two at the trailhead. No hand sanitizers. Better than nothing. Tips: . Bring plenty snacks and +3L of water. . I recommend checking out HikingGuy's guide before you go: https://hikingguy.com/hiking-trails/los-angeles-hikes/cucamonga-peak-hike/ . And get a hiking parking pass ($5) to scratch off your visit date to keep on your dashboard.

Ontario Peak was my first peak hike ever, but Cucamonga solidified my love for hiking and my goal…read moreis to climb all the SoCal peaks. I hiked this in November 2024 and it was cold! However, the cloud coverage was absolutely breaktaking. I had never seen anything like it before. It is inspirational and captivating. Hiking poles recommended and slow and steady will always get the job done. I carpooled and we arrived early for parking. An adventure pass is required. Please go out there and create your own adventure.

This was a moderate trail as far as difficulty mainly due to steady incline. There is no shade on…read morethe trail. Once you get to the falls, there's plenty of shade from the trees. Wear decent shoes; the fire road is dirt and rocks the whole way. Take water. Your body will thank you. Parking- there is a decent amount of parking in two small lots at the end of the paved road. There are QR codes to scan to buy a day pass. It's $4 for 4 hours. That's plenty of time to get to falls, enjoy them for a bit and get back. Keep the trail and waterfall preserve area nice by taking your trash home with you. We all want to enjoy this space

$4 for short term parking. There are about~60 parking spots in the lot and no neighborhood parking…read morealternatives, it's all permit parking which is understandable. If you get here at prime-time around 8am on the weekends, should be fine but past 9am and you're going to be SOL. Better to wait until the first wave of visitors finish... Takes about 1.5hrs. More parking in the afternoon but then you're risking peak sun which can be unbearable depending on the weather. Little to no shade on this tail. Lots of areas with loose rock, so be careful with casual shoes. It gets very, very windy towards the top of the trail and some areas along the hike. There is some graffiti on the trail. The waterfall is okay, can't complain considering limited hike options nearby.

Great place to hike and enjoy nature. Been here many times and never get enough. There's tons of…read moresnow on the ground and by the water fall at the moment.

Only saw one person get a ticket but that's bc they were blocking a driveway. Lots of people park…read morealong the side of the row and it didn't look like anyone had parking permits. This is a fantastic intro hike it's about 1 mile to the falls and you can make it longer by parking farther down the mountain or hike up farther the trail to go above the falls. Saw a rattlesnake but it wasn't fast or aggressive just watch your step. Lots of foot traffic so it feels very safe. Overall one of my favorite beginner friendly hikes.

Incredible the energy, peaceful and quiet. The weather was…read morebeautiful, and it was very safe.

Avoid During Summer Weekends!…read more This is a short hike in Stoddard Canyon to the waterfall and swimming hole in the Mt Baldy region. The hike is approximately 1.25 miles out and back. There are several routes to get to the waterfall- the safest route is to descend down the side of the canyon by a pillar like structure using a rope. The river leading to the waterfall is within a canyon, temperature is cooler, water temperature is comfortable. During the hike to the waterfall, you will have to meander around boulders, rocks, and use ropes to get to the endpoint where the final pool and waterfall exist. On a crowded day, you may have to wait patiently and you might feel pressure, which could lead to an injury. Rocks are also very slippery as you transcend to the waterfall. Wear slip resistant shoes- I wore my hiking boots. Unfortunately the rocks along the river has been trashed. People are partying in this area and leaving their trash behind. Plus you will see graffiti on the rocks. Sad to see in such a beautiful area. All this takes away from the beauty of the river and the waterfalls. There are several parking lots near the trailhead- the parking lots on the weekends fill up quickly so get to the park early. Also, read the signs, as there are a lot of no parking signs near the trail. Lastly, do not leave valuables in the car, as some break ins are know to occur in this area.

This is a treasure in the inland empire! Safe, well lit, ample space and designed to give us all a…read moreplace to be active and also commute if so desired!

Friends of the Pacific Electric Trail report trash, debris, and graffiti on the trail (from San…read moreAntonio to Central in Upland, also between Etiwanda and Day Creek in Rancho Cucamonga). What entity is responsible for maintenance of the Trail? It needs clean-up. Please advise!!

Very lovely trail. Almost no littering, which is great. Has water fountains throughout as well in…read morecase you run out of water.

I use to like this trail until someone broke into my car and stole my belongings…read more Please always take your belongings with you and don't keep anything of importance or sensitive information in your vehicle.