Name: Ahwingna Trail
Rating: 2.2

Conditions

All Clear 85 days ago

Dry History

Getting forecast...

“Easy at the bottom, this sun-exposed ridge trail gets REALLY steep up to Native Oak Trail. ”

— David Gregg

Driving Directions GPX File

Dogs Leashed

Features -none-

Description

The trail starts as a wide, easy gravel/dirt road at the bottom which is followed by a loose, steep, sun-exposed scramble up the ridge to Native Oak Trail. Stay left and climb a series of rises, each with a steep climax to the top.

Contacts

Land Manager: Puente Hills Habitat Preservation Authority

Jul 2, 2018: 4th of July Trail Hours

May 8, 2018: What are we preserving?

Apr 4, 2018: Counting Trail Users

Full Details

Trail Ratings

2.2 from 5 votes

#7

in Whittier

#21652

Overall

2.2 from 5 votes

5 Star		0%
4 Star		0%
3 Star		60%
2 Star		0%
1 Star		40%

Rankings

#7

in Whittier

#2,175

in California

#21,652

Overall

4 Views Last Month

267 Since Apr 28, 2015

Intermediate

		0%
		33%
		67%
		0%
		0%
		0%

Add a Photo

Photos

Water Tank

The first of many clean switchbacks, this desce…

A high-speed flow starts this incredible 3 mile…

2 Comments

This trail sucks. Hardpack with so many ruts you can't can't traction for the climb. Expect to be hiking your bike about 1/2 the distance. The trail is packed with hikers so don't expect a fun ride on the way down. Jul 17, 2015

Flag

Derek Allison
Covina

Derek Allison Covina

It's actually not so bad.... the climb is a lung buster for sure, but rideable from bottom to top and top to bottom. Aug 11, 2017

Flag

1.3 Miles 2.2 Kilometers Doubletrack	641' 195 m Ascent 0' 0 m Descent
9% Avg Grade (5°) 18% Max Grade (10°)	1,155' 352 m High 514' 157 m Low

Ahwingna Trail

1.3 Miles 2.2 Kilometers

Doubletrack

641' 195 m

0' 0 m

9%

18%

1,155' 352 m

514' 157 m

Shared By David Gregg

Conditions