サンバーナディーノ山脈のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

ライアン山（1663m）は、初期の牧場主で鉱山経営者のJ.D.ライアン（1890年代半ばからここに住み、1896年に牧場建設を開始し、近くのロストホース鉱山も経営していました。ロストホース鉱山は1894年から1931年の間に合計10,000オンス（約280kg）以上の金と16,000オンス（約450kg）以上の銀を産出しました）にちなんで名付けられました。道自体は「ハード」に分類されており、よく整備されていて、私たちにとっては頂上まで適度な急勾配です。頂上からは360度のパノラマビューが楽しめます！注意：頂上の積み上げられた石の下にはガラガラヘビが「生息している」と言われているので、目を離さないでください！

To me, this rock looks like a flower or the flame of the Olympic torch :)

Fantastic 360° views from the summit dome in good visibility. In January, the summit was very windy (it's worth considering this when planning your clothing). There's virtually no shade on the trail – something to consider in summer. The trail is clear and not too demanding.

the effort to brave the heat

Looks good

Good to walk and not too long. But take water with you. The panorama really impressed me. One of the most beautiful places ever.

Looking west from the summit you can see across Pinto Basin to Joshua Tree National Park. Indeed, Ryan Mountain has its own display of unique desert flora. The trail starts flat and becomes more steep as you climb, offering spectacular panoramic views and plenty of space to explore at the summit.

The Hidden Valley Trail is a one-mile loop that offers meander through large rock formations, perfect for families and rock scrambling. Along the trail, you’ll find educational signs about local plants and animals, and you can spot "Cow Rock,"  a cow-shaped formation on the valley wall. The trail is easy but includes stairs and rock steps at the start and end. It’s a popular hike, so arriving early, especially on weekends, is recommended. The trail has little shade and bad cell service.