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Short tunnel on the eastern slope below San Gabriel Peak, part of the old Mt Lowe Motorway, that was never paved. The tunnel is very short, so you don't have to worry about bringing light. The road continues to the trailhead half a mile uphill.

Panoramic overlook, with a somewhat technical approach trail for the last couple of hundred yards off the main trail, offering a pleasant flow trail descent. There are some old visor pipes installed to help identify distant landmarks and peaks.

fresh pavement!

Henninger Flats sits along the road with views of Altadena. You’ll pass by it while climbing the Mt. Wilson Toll Road and can take a moment to catch your breath while enjoying the views. The route features a steady climb with minimal shade, so it’s best to start early, especially in summer. At the top, enjoy panoramic views of the San Gabriel Valley and explore the area, which includes a visitor center, picnic spots, and a tree nursery.

For a ride with history and views, check out the Ye Alpine Tavern ruins in the San Gabriel Mountains. Once a popular mountain resort, it burned down in 1936 and was later demolished, but you can still spot the stone fireplace, foundation, and water tank.

This tunnel was blasted into existence in 1942 to form the old Mount Lowe Motorway.

Climb out of the Brookside Golf Club area and into the Pasadena suburban area. This climb has a nice shoulder and is lined with trees.

Red Box Gap, located below Lawlor Peak, offers great views and an ideal spot for a break. A 3.5-mile trail from here leads to Strawberry Peak, which comes into view before reaching the saddle. Popular with hikers and bikers, Red Box has a trailhead parking area, the Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center, and a natural stone viewpoint. The center typically opened on weekends and holidays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.