San Gabriel Mountains

San Gabriel is often overlooked compared to Santa Monica Mountains, but it is also amazingly beautiful. There are lots of beautiful trails - from the Falls Trail to Mount Wilson and the Observatory - where you can see the stunning scenery of Los Angeles. In these mountains, you can be in the nature of the body (Los Angeles National Forest). Climbing to the top, you can see the whole city, but there are many hidden paths that make you feel lost in the woods. There are some (of the many) nice places: Eton Canyon, Stuart Winter Falls, Mount Wilson.

Located northeast of Los Angeles, adjacent to Mount San Antonio. Snow is possible in October every year. Great for hiking, hiking, skiing. Remember to bring enough water and food before you travel, because here is pure nature and there is no service station.

Even close to the city, San Gabriel is a wonderful place to go for outdoor activities. There are 40 beautiful waterfalls, rivers, lakes, trails and campgrounds.

San Gaibo Mountain, must drive by car, facing the vast mining field, there are rows of rocks formed by the movement of the crustal plate, standing on the boulders can enjoy the scenery of 360 degrees, the plants are also desert and alpine varieties mixed together, there are many pine and cypress.

In many parts of the Los Angeles basin, you can see Mount San Gabriel, from East Pasadena to the top of Mukhran Road. Mount San Gabriel stretches from east to west, forming a protective barrier for the valley. There are many hiking trails here, the scenery is very good, it is worth a visit. If you drive on the Angelus Cres Highway, you can have a general impression. If you want to know more, you can go back again. Make an appointment with a friend to hike, remember