Santa Ana River Trail & Parkway (Section 1)

Name: Santa Ana River Trail & Parkway (Section 1)
Rating: 3.8

3.8 ( 4 )

Trail

20.2 mile 32.5 kilometer point to point
Paved Path
Easy

Elevation

Ascent: 271' 83 m
Descent: -528' -161 m
High: 1,009' 307 m
Low: 683' 208 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 1% (0°)
Max Grade: 4% (2°)

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Trail shared by Jonah Dinger

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“A bike path cruise along the river from San Bernardino to Norco, which is great for road biking!”

— Jonah Dinger

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Family Friendly This is a great place for a family ride, because it's mostly flat with very few hills to climb.

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Description

This first section of the bike path begins at Waterman Ave and ends at Hidden Valley Wildlife Area near Norco. The bike path passes under lots of bridges, which are freeways/roads, railroads, and sewage pipelines. There can also be blind corners especially under bridges, so keep an eye out for other trail users.

For a shorter option from the north end of the trail, many riders will turn around at 6.8 miles where the trail meets a sign for the county line.