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Big Santa Anita Canyon
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Sturtevant Falls Hiking Trailhead
4.7
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Adams Pack Station
4.6
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Gabrielino Trail Eastern Trailhead
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Nature is Beautiful, I really enjoyed this hike into Sturtevant Falls, it wasn't too busy and it was just as the Santa Anita winds were brewing up so the climb down was somewhat windy. It was amazing seeing that though, leaving the city with calm air and coming back down with strong winds across the valley.
The hike is pleasant, mostly clean and well maintained. The Fall was beautiful and peaceful, looks amazing through binoculars. Would like to see the restrooms a bit cleaner but honestly there should be many people who volunteer to clean up our trails and maintain our local wildlife habitats. I would definitely recommend this trail to my friends and family. It's a great place to reflect on the world around us.
The Earth maintains us, so let's help...
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Definitely worth it!
The hike took me about an hour each way since I stay active and exercise regularly, but I’d say plan for around 2 hours in and 2 hours out if you like to take breaks and enjoy the scenery. Bring enough water, a light sandwich or snack, and a small backpack. You’ll love the sound of the water, the birds, and the peaceful nature around you. I even saw a small snake on the trail—so stay aware but don’t worry, it was harmless. Totally recommend this hike!
And of course, bring a change of clothes or wear something light—you’ll definitely want to cool off in the waterfall at the end. It’s the best...
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This hike is rated difficult, and If you are up for the challenge, it is worth it!!! 14.5 miles, 4600 ft. elevation and beyond beautiful. Mount Wilson is one of Southern California's six-pack of leaks. We started the hike going away from the falls and finished with the falls. Most people begin the hike with the falls. Get their early, because parking is limited. Although there is a place to fill up your water pack at the peak, the restaurant at the peak was not opened, so bring snacks and a lunch. There are bathrooms located at the parking lot and at the peak. Dogs are allowed, but must be on...
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