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Mount Rubidoux boasts several historic landmarks, including the Peace Tower, built in 1925 to honor Frank A. Miller. The cross at its summit symbolizes the city's cultural heritage and provides a serene spot for reflection and appreciation of Riverside's history. Additionally, the Save Mount Rubidoux Committee has worked tirelessly to preserve these landmarks and maintain the mountain's significance in the community.

This smooth, paved, two-lane multi-use path takes you through the heart of Hidden Valley. The views from this part of the park are quite special.

The park is a "living museum" of citrus history in California, and has many buildings, orchards, and exhibits to explore. If you bike through the park, know there is a 15mph speed limit for cyclists in the park proper.

This road is closed to cars, and you can ride at your leisure through the orange groves and orchards of California Citrus State Historic Park.

Chino Airport sits among flat asphalt roads, and you can loop around it for a fun stop mid-ride. It’s quiet, and you might catch small planes taking off while you rest. There’s also an aircraft museum nearby with historic planes and cars—entry is $15 if you feel like exploring.

At Hidden Valley Viewpoint, you'll find a shaded tree, an observation area, and useful maps. The trail to the viewpoint is unpaved, so you might need to hop off your bike and push it. Please proceed with caution. It's a great place to take a break in the shade.

This windy but picturesque stretch is just a small part of the 110-mile-long Rim of the World Scenic Byway. Here, you'll enjoy great views of the San Bernardino Mountains as you navigate the curves, but please proceed with caution. As you ascend from San Bernardino, the climate shifts dramatically from desert to mountainous oasis.

A great viewpoint to stop at and take a break from your bike ride. This spot is one of the nicest along the Rim of the World Scenic Byway.