Bane Canyon Loop Trail Guide

On the day that I shot this guide (in April) the black mustard (Brassica nigra) was out in force. These yellow mustard plants are an invasive species found all over Southern California. There are other wildflowers along the route as well, including the Cal

Be careful as you hike up the road, there are cars here.

Start the hike by heading up Bane Canyon Road by the park sign.

This is a hike of ups and downs, without any major elevation change. There are some short, steep hills, but nothing major.

This guide has you hiking clockwise on a loop surrounding Bane Canyon, which is where the road in the middle goes through.

There is street parking with intermittent ’no parking’ areas.

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Be careful as you hike up the road, there are cars here.

Start the hike by heading up Bane Canyon Road by the park sign.

This guide has you hiking clockwise on a loop surrounding Bane Canyon, which is where the road in the middle goes through.

This is a hike of ups and downs, without any major elevation change. There are some short, steep hills, but nothing major.

There is street parking with intermittent ’no parking’ areas.

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