サンバーナーディーノ郡周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

At the dead-end of CA highway 173 is a trailhead staging area for hikers using the Pacific Crest Trail. About 5 hours north are interesting hot springs along the trail. There are objects here to lock the bike to, though the bike might be safer a few miles further up the trail where the access is less easy for potential thieves with cars.

At the end of the road a trail continues northeast along the creek, heading upstream to wonderful riverside hot springs, about 4 hours walk upstream. Officially the trail is not for biking, though it is mostly reasonably flat.

The paved tunnel under the dike can be biked or explored on foot at least to the other side where the water might be too high to exit. There are some inteesting gaffiti paintings along the walls.

Paved, car-free Saddle Dike embankment road affords a scenic loop into Mojave River Forks Regional Park to this dam spillway.

Great car-free access for bikes through the locked gate into Mojave River Forks Regional Park along the road on top of the seasonal dike embankment.

The North Etiwanda Preserve is a large open space in San Bernadino County. There are several hiking trails that take you through the scrubland.

In summer, be sure to take enough water with you, as there is little shade.

A short spur trail leads from the PCT down to the Deep Creek pools, formed by the falls where water drops for thousands of years over a slowly eroding edge, particularly after snow melt upstream.