Awesome trail! Beautiful area. Great information on the trail. New follower here. Crow✌️

Excellent video! Thank you

very detailed guide, tnx a lot

@hikeronatrail

3 ай бұрын

You got it, see u in the trails

Thank you! So detailed and informative! I appreciate all the hard work and effort that was put into this video!

This is an iconic hike! Both this and iron mountain hike starts at the same place! Will do this hike soon! Great capture! I love bungee jumping from that bridge!

Love these vids

OMG thank you! I am from OC so not familiar with these mountains, but your video was so good and very descriptive and very helpful

Galing salamat for sharing

@hikeronatrail

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching, see u in the trails 🙌

Great video. Somehow a lot of the trail and the bridge reminds me of the Eaton Canyon trail and bridge. Would be a fun hike one day.

One of my next hikes...

@hikeronatrail

10 ай бұрын

Nice! See u in the trails 🙌

THIS BRIDGE AND TRAIL WAS ONCE PART OF THE PACIFIC ELECTRIC GLENDORA - MONROVIA LINE ! 😎

@hikeronatrail

Жыл бұрын

What could have been

Really interesting and informative thankyou

@hikeronatrail

Жыл бұрын

Check out Devils Gulch as well on the way back. I have a video on that one as well

Nice One 🤘

See that rock you guys were going up me and my nephew we find a damn snake 🐍 chilling with the mouth open 😰 we grab rocks and sticks but that bastard was lucky and move slowly out of the way

@freddyp319

2 жыл бұрын

Oh damn

Excellent guide. Wish I would've saw this yesterday. I went with my daughter and it's our first time. We saw 5 hikers in total the whole hike which was eerie. We hiked the left of the river almost the whole time because we didn't know, it was more challenging but I prefer adventure/hiking so this was very fun. We had to climb up the hill to get to the elevated level where the bridge would soon be. The switch back had me losing my mind, this is not the idea route lol. Thankfully on our way back, we met some more experienced hikers and they pointed us to the easier trail and tbh, this was boring but we was tired and over everything (She's 11 and we basically lived in the river on the way up) so it was very pleasing. Took us 2 and a half hours to get to the car. Made it just before 6pm. The route we took which required lots of rock climbing, deep waters and lots of avoiding the spikey plants (which stabbed me a few times which led to a sore hand but I'm fine) was hard. Their is a sign that says you will go to jail if you go past the bridge now. Overall, a very lovely adventure we had. I will go earlier next time so the fear of darkness won't hinder my joy.

Thank you

Check out a Recent video to Bridge to Nowhere and Devils Gulch kzread.info/dash/bejne/YpuO0piDeqSZpbw.html

One note of caution that you should add to this video. If hikers are doing this trail when the river is moving fast and over your knees, the crossing can be deadly.

@hikeronatrail

7 ай бұрын

Yes definitely, I've heard of hiking groups turning back bc the current was too strong. Thanks, see u in the trails 🙌

When I went a few years back the water at the first crossing was up to my waist. River seems kinda dry now

right after the FIRST crossing, you lost the trail. It goes straight and the 1-mile marker it just 50' from the river, then it takes you directly to the 2nd crossing. Less effort, lest rock hoping. the 2nd mile marker it buried in a slide, the 3rd is between the big foot crossing, (now gone due to scum in the canyon) and Allison gulch 50' to the south, under the oak on the east side of the trail. At 8:34, it is stupid to even try. I saw a girl fall, and the bone was pushed right through her sin. Air lifted out. You passed 4 waterfall and 6 mines.

@hikeronatrail

2 жыл бұрын

Hey there, was ur 2nd crossing still the ruins though? The 3rd & 4th crossing were kinda like 2 separate or one long crossing where you can choose to walk on the river the whole river bend n not touch land. I can imagine the trail leading to the big foot crossing being gone or not as visible cause when I did it it was kinda hidden and not as defined. I think the best way to avoid injury is to just walk on the water and avoid stones, those things can be super slippery with algae and unstable. You said you spotted 4 waterfalls and 6 mines?? Was it Allison, Laurel, and Devils Gulch, what would be the 4th? As far as mines, I only caught one all times I've hiked this, that's some next level exploring u did there. Thanks for your insight 🙌

@PHARRAOH

2 жыл бұрын

@@hikeronatrail waterfalls devils gulch, Allison, rattle snake gulch, there are 5 or 6 back there and a mine, one way back on the west side, down below the tail across the river on the west side, thers a canyon that goes back and IF you were to climb it all the way up. your by the 2nd tunnel on shoemaker road high above. The canyon has a falls in it but, there use to be a sketchy guy living back there and IF you see him around, dont go alone, hes a druggie, be careful. there's another right after the bridge, totally hidden. below the 5 m marker, you will pass a spring IF your on the trail, right there, if you cross the river and climb behind the overlapping ridge, it goes up about 40' and bingo, another falls. they are all over. Bichota canyon has a 80' falls way back at the back end of the canyon but is crazy hard to get to. I have all these and more in my videos. Ive been exploring these mountains since 1981

GREAT VIDEO THANKS AM GOING THIS WEEKEND WITH MY FRIENDS 👏🤝🌹

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

Nice, ill be there tomorrow Saturday again too

@OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl

3 жыл бұрын

@@hikeronatrail HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE WE START VERY EARLY 5AM

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

@@OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl I started at 715am, I had to park before the bridge, right before the roads split. It added about a mile to our hike.stopped by Devils gulch on the way back from the BTNW

@OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl

3 жыл бұрын

THANKS KAT WE WENT LAST SATURDAY ITWAS AWESOME WHERE IS YOUR NEXT HIKE PLEASE LET ME KNOW WE ARE GOING TO SAN GORGONIO JULY 31 YOUR INVITE

@OSCARMARTINEZ-no4sl

3 жыл бұрын

PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHEN N WHERE IS YOUR NEXT HIKE WE WANT TO GO HIKING

Good job. Just a point… I think is better to use miles instead time for checkpoints. Everybody has different pace. Thanks a lot.

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What drone do you use? The pup was sooo cute!

Lol. " Exact directions". Yeah, walk upstream. You can't miss it.😎

@hikeronatrail

Жыл бұрын

Happy hiking, see u in the trails 🙌

What kind of shoes/socks do you need to cross the stream?

How did y’all get under the bridge? I’m going next weekend and I definitely wanna get in the water.

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

Hey there, just wall to the end of the bridge and you'll see the path going down, happy hiking!

@TheCheats4you

2 жыл бұрын

To be a bit more clear. You go on the bridge. On the other side there's a clear path. The path turns smaller and smaller to almost a wall. Meaning you can semi wall run it to be safe. After that just climb down.

Warning for everyone. If it rains for a day or more. Water can get up to your chest. You will get swept away and not make it to the bridge.

Sorry my ignorance but what you guys carry in the backpack???

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

Drone, water, granola bar. My puffer jacket, that makes a backpack look puffy, sometimes I wonder too when I see other hikes, like what u got there, books?

Do you get service along the hike?

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

Nope, what worked for me to track my hike is to not turn off my location on my phone from the drive, hope that helps

Any fish?

Did you catch a ghost on video??? wow

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

When I first saw that I thought it was a cougar or some wild animal I had to do a double take. I use Merrell moab 2 boots, but some peeps had their Nike's and were trekking along

how long is it roundtrip?

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

10.6 miles Roundtrip, 5-6 hours. 1450 ft Elevation, you hardly feel Elevation gain, biggest challenge is crossing the streams safely

@FishDonkey626

2 жыл бұрын

Did you see any fish or wild life

Do we need hiking treks?

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

I had my hiking boots, the peeps I went with had their beat up Nike's and did fine, happy hiking

Wat u say the name of the LA hikers??

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

They are the @losangeleshikingcrew on Instagram, friendly group

@asapkilla1261

3 жыл бұрын

@@hikeronatrail have u tray. Malibu creeck. Millard falls. Trail canyon. Switzer falls??

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

@@asapkilla1261 yes, yes, yes, and yes. I have videos of 3 of those 4 hikes if u need some guidance

Was anybody there to check passes. I went almost a year and a half ago and you didn’t need a pass.

@hikeronatrail

2 жыл бұрын

Not too sure, I have the Annual Adventure Pass

@nicholasalejo6932

2 жыл бұрын

@@hikeronatrail Did you have to show anyone your pass?

@hikeronatrail

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicholasalejo6932 i didn't show anyone a pass, I just had my $5 adventure pass displayed on my cars windshield. I have heard of some pass entering the hike but didn't deal with any of that

I wanna hike it alone..Is it safe for female?

@hikeronatrail

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't, it's a long hike and I did see some homeless in the beginning. If you do end up going do it on a weekend, there are more hikers on weekends

Wht is the name of the group u went with n follow on Instagram?

@hikeronatrail

3 жыл бұрын

Los Angeles hiking crew

Ugh...graffiti.