Why Trails Close

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You’ve planned an epic hike or ride and come to find out that the trails are closed. That’s such a bummer. Many parks and preserves close trails based on hazardous conditions. These include: red-flag (high wind/high heat/low humidity) days, unsafe trail conditions, and after rain storms. Since we are in the rainy season, we thought we’d relay the thought process behind rain-related trail closures. Many of the soils in the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor include high clay concentrations. Clay causes … Read More

Trail Designations

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Check out an official trail map to see what the trail designations are. For example, are horseback riders allowed on the trail? What about hikers and mountain bikers? Is there a speed limit? Use the park’s official map to get this information as other maps, apps, and word of mouth can be wrong! This example of Hacienda Hills in the Puente Hills Preserve shows that there are no horseback riders or bikes allowed on several trails there.

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