Santa Ana River Trail Photos


Welcome to the Santa Ana River Trail Photos page. To keep the photos organized we have divided the Santa Ana River Trail into 24 geographical zones. The Photo Tour starts in Huntington Beach and moves North to Seven Oaks Dam. We have hundreds of photos taken in the last 12 months. On this Photo Tour we have picked some of the best photos. We add new photos weekly. Click the below links.

Coming soon... we will replace this page with a Community Photo Gallery whereby you will be able to post your photos, pictures, artwork and video clips. In the meantime, please send us your photos and we will publish them. 

Help Wanted: We need a volunteer to help design and develop the Santa Ana River Photo Gallery. If you have skills in website programming or web graphics, please email us:  sart@trailsafetypatrol.com


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



Click Zone Links to view photos of the Santa Ana River Trail area zone:

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 1  
Huntington Beach Ocean to Hamilton Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 2
Hamilton Ave to Adams Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 3
Adams Ave to I-405 pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 4
I-405 to Edinger Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 5
Edinger Ave to 17th Street pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 6
17th Ave to  Chapman Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 7
Chapman Ave to Katella Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 8
Katella Ave to Tustin Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 9
Tustin Ave to Imperial Hwy pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 10
Imperial Hwy to Weir Canyon pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 11
Weir Canyon to Featherly Park pictures
SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 12
Featherly Park to Green River Golf Club pictures
SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 13
Green River Golf Club to Serfas Club Dr (Undeveloped) pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 14
Serfas Club Dr to River Road (Undeveloped) pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 15
River Road to Hidden Valley Wildlife Area (Undeveloped) pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 16
Hidden Valley to Van Buren Blvd pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 17
Van Buren to Martha McLean -Anza Narrows Park pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 18
Anza Narrows Park to Mission Blvd pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 19
Mission Blvd Carlson Park to Riverside Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 20
Riverside Ave to Mt. Vernon Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 21
Mt. Vernon Ave to Waterman Ave pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 22
Waterman Ave to Alabama St (Undeveloped) pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 23
Alabama St to Greenspot Rd (Undeveloped) pictures

SART Santa Ana River Trail Zone 24
Greenspot Rd to Seven Oaks Reservoir pictures

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. New photos are being added weekly.