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  3. …Los Angeles
  4. …Chino
  5. Chino Hills State Park
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“A long, wandering ridgeline ascent on a scenic doubletrack. ”

Dave Gregg
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6.1

Miles

9.9

KM
Doubletrack

1,635' 498 m

High

502' 153 m

Low

1,409' 429 m

Up

351' 107 m

Down

5%

Avg Grade (3°)

12%

Max Grade (7°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Not Allowed

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Description

This wide trail has nothing technical, but does have a few challenging slopes to climb. At times the climb seems like it will never end. There are a few false peaks, and a few downhills only to have to climb again.

Along the way, there are a number of descending trails to the right: Gilman Trail (this is hiking only!), Sycamore Trail, McDermont Trail.

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Land Manager: California State Parks: Chino Hills

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  3.0 from 4 votes

#4

in Chino Hills State Park

#19344

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#4

in Chino Hills State Park

#1,676

in California

#19,344

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View of Four Corners from top of McDermont.
Feb 27, 2016 near Los Ser…, CA
Chino Hills State Park offers a great view of the city after dark.
Mar 12, 2017 near Yorba L…, CA

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Oct 2, 2019
Jason Wernli
This trail is closed. I received a message 10/2/2019 from Superintendent Kelly Elliott stating that there is no funding to fix this trail. Pitiful..
May 27, 2018
Rylan Vernon
Jan 9, 2017
Mark Kelleher
Trail is closed to riders at this time but there are some great new trails accessible from north ridge down to telegraph.
Apr 25, 2015
George Zankich
trail is closed at the discovery center entrance

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