Santa Ana River Trail
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Read about our 2010 Santa Ana River Trail Bicycle Rides
SOUTHBOUND ROUTE BETWEEN GREEN RIVER GOLF COURSE AND HIDDEN VALLEY WILDLIFE AREA
We get several inquires regarding the Santa Ana River Trail SART Route between Green River Golf Course and Van Buren Street (Hidden Valley Wildlife Area). The bicycle route between Grren River and Van Buren is surface streets. If you look at the Photo Zones 13,14,15 you will be able to follow the streets on a Riverside/Corona map. The photos are arranged in a Northbound order.
The suggested Southbound Route is:
Exit Hidden Valley
Wildlife Area
Turn Right onto Arlington. Arlington changes name to North Dr. North
Dr. ends at California Ave.
Turn Left onto California Ave.
Turn Right onto 6th Street. At the I-15 6th Street changes name to
Norco Dr, then to Corydon Ave.
Turn Left onto River Rd.
Turn Right onto Lincoln Ave
Turn Right onto Railroad St
Turn Left onto Auto Center Dr. Changes name to Serfas Dr at 91 Freeway
Turn Right onto Palisades Dr.
Turn Right onto Green River Rd. Cross over 91 Freeway and continue
south until Green River Golf Course. You will see entrance to SART that
continues 30 miles to Huntington Beach
New Display at Coal Canyon along Santa Ana River Trail ....see more photos
Triangle Complex Fire burns part of Santa Ana River Trail between Wier Canyon and Green River Golf Course. See picture taken Saturday Nov 22, 2008. Click Here to view exclusive photos.
About Us:
Friends of the Santa Ana River Trail is a volunteer community group involved in trail safety education, eco-friendly preservation and recreational multi-use of the Santa Ana River Trail system. Also, known as the Santa Ana River Bikeway, Santa Ana Bicycle Path and SART. Our goal is to encourage a high quality, family oriented trail system that blends an attractive mix of recreational amenities, neighborhood green space, and local cultural heritage allowing people of all ages and abilities the pleasure of outdoor recreation in a fun and safe environment.
As Santa Ana River Trail advocates our community oriented goal has three main parts: 1) to enhance public safety of the Santa Ana River Trail through public education and volunteer community watch; 2) to encourage the socio-economic recreational use of the Santa Ana River Trail as a conduit for connecting local communities, neighborhoods, families, friends and workplaces together; and 3) to act as the Santa Ana River Trail Mediator resolving trail use disputes, complaints, and injury.
The Santa Ana River Trail spans over 120 miles through Orange,
Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The trail is one of the largest
non-motorized social boulevards in the United States. It is utilized
by school kids, workers, walkers, runners, bicyclists, horse
riders, bird watchers and its parks and open spaces are
social gathering places for kids, families and
communities.
Santa Ana River Trail - Trail Safety Mediation
Over the last several years, Santa Ana River Trail safety has become a major concern. The mixture of recreational users, bicyclists and workplace commuters has created incidents of public safety and security concerns.
Enforcement of Santa Ana River Trail Codes and Bicycle Regulations is fragmented over many Local, State and Federal jurisdictions. Unfortuenatly, like most trail systems nationwide, the Santa Ana River Trail system does not have the daily manpower to watch over all aspects of trail use, code enforcement, public safety and public trail education.
In an effort to preserve everyone's individual rights, public safety, and trail security, the Friends of the Santa River Trail has established a SART Community Hotline to report incidents of public safety, personal injury, vandalism, security concerns, injury and disputes along the Santa Ana River Trail system. Your community support is needed to ensure the safety and security of all Santa Ana River Trail users. Also, we have established a Trail Safety Mediation Center to handle the resolution of disputes, complaints and conflict of interests involving the Santa Ana River Trail.
Disclaimer: Freinds of the Santa Ana River Trail is not a law enforcement agency nor part of a governmental department. However through our volunteer work we support the efforts of local police, fire and public works departments and the various governmental departments which oversee and safeguard the Santa Ana River Trail system.