2.0 hr
Overview
A tiered waterfall in the San Bernardino foothills, best after a wet winter, on the Etiwanda Falls Trail. 3.6 miles, 700 feet, family and beginner friendly.
Trail Stats
2.6 km
241 m
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Photos
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Go straight through the gate at the far end of the parking lot. There are signs with hikers pointing in other directions; they are for other trails.
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If you have the time, you can explore the other trails of North Etiwanda Preserve, which include an interpretive center and ruins of an early settler, George Day. Photo Wayne Hsieh
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The hike climbs gently, but it’s not a big mountain uphill. Etiwanda Falls sit at the end of Etiwanda Canyon.
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Finding the right trail can be confusing at the start. Go straight through from the parking lot for the trail to Etiwanda Falls.
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Double check the park website to confirm these opening hours.
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The hike climbs gently, but it’s not a big mountain uphill. Etiwanda Falls sit at the end of Etiwanda Canyon.
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Most of the trail surface is rock like this, so wear shoes that can handle it.
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Finding the right trail can be confusing at the start. Go straight through from the parking lot for the trail to Etiwanda Falls.
Trail photo
Double check the park website to confirm these opening hours.
Trail photo
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