Chino Hills State Park

Bicyclists near the old Rolling Hills ranch house. Click here for a 360 degree panoramic view.

Wind driven water pump.

Single track trail near the 4 corners junction. Click here for a panoramic view

High tension power lines on Raptor Ridge appear as modern art.

A popular gathering spot is the 4 corners junction. Click here for a panoramic view

A telescopic view of Four corners junction from San Juan Peak, the highest point in the park. Telegraph Canyon continues toward the left side.

South ridge

Telegraph canyon

A cactus flower on Skully Ridge.

A powered hang glider flying high above the Chino Hills.

A 360 degree panoramic view just outside of the now closed South Eastern park entrance next to the Green River golf course. The Santa Ana River trail is less than 1 mile away on the other side of this golf course, but local political restrictions make the connecting journey virtually impossible. The Prado Dam parking area is now also closed. Click here for a larger view from this location.
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Trail info
Official park info
Rating: * * * *
Season: Best in the fall, winter and spring when the wildlife is plentiful and the temperatures are mild.
Difficulty: Easy to strenuous, depending upon trail. Good beginning trails are Telegraph Canyon and Lower Aliso Trail.
Hazards: Mountain Lions and Rattle Snakes are commonly seen here. No water is available except near the campground and the Carbon Canyon entrance. Narrow, steep single track trails.

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