De beste løperutene i Claremont Hills Wilderness Park

Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park in Riverside is 1,500 acres of protected open space. There are miles of trails open to hikers, runners, and cyclists. Several of the trail give you scenic views of the city just minutes from downtown.

The Palmer Evey Trail is a straightforward trail in the San Bernadino Mountains. If you want to get up to Potato Peak, there is a short spur trail to take you to the peak.

The Burbank Trail is a popular trail in Claremont Hills Wilderness Park. The trail slowly climbs to a couple of viewpoints that have wonderful vistas of the an Gabriel Mountains.

The Marshall Canyon Trail is in La Verne, CA, starts at Oak Mesa Park and features 1,310 feet of climbing, reaching a max elevation of 2,424 feet. Known for its oak tree cover and lush terrain, it’s often referred to as "Sherwood Forest" due to its green, shady environment. The lower section is relatively flat, with more climbing occurring deeper into the canyon. For mountain bikers, there are many variations off the main trail that can add both milage and elevation to your ride. Adding the Claremont Loop, for example, can extend the ride by 4-5 miles and 800 vertical feet. The trail and surrounding area provides a refreshing NorCal feel, with shaded trails and a creek, contrasting with the typically hot and dry surrounding hills.

Dedicated trail-goers will take a potato to the summit to leave as an offering to the potato gods. Check out the summit book, and the echo beneath the metal plate on the top of the tank!

At an elevation of 3,422 feet, this summit provides breathtaking views of the San Gabriel Mountains. The mountain earned its name from the tradition of people leaving potatoes with messages and drawings on them.

This park offers a variety of amenities, including campsites, horseshoe pits, volleyball courts, and fire pits. With numerous trails throughout, it provides you with opportunities for hiking, running, and biking to enjoy this stunning area.

Situated at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains and the Angeles National Forest, this park features over 5 miles of trails that wind through the landscape, leading to several lookout points that provide breathtaking views of the surrounding area.