Santa Ana River Trail Closure
Below is recent
information on Santa Ana River Trail construction and closures. Please
email us your recent information so we may keep all trail users
informed.
From Green River Road to Gypsym Canyon Road (Featherly Park)
The Orange County Department of Public Works has two upcoming projects that will require the closure of the Santa Ana River Trail between Green River Road and Gypsym Canyon Road (Featherly Park). THIS CLOSURE IS SCHEDULED TO LAST FROM OCTOBER 2009 UNTIL AUGUST 2012. OCPW is proposing to locate a temporary staging area (parking lot) near Gypsum Canyon Road and La Palma. This will accomodate people who drive to the trail and ride to the beach but it will not address the needs of those who ride their bikes from Riverside, Corona or San Bernardino to the beach. See Closure Map, click here.
SART
re-opens From
La Cadena Drive to Riverside Avenue
photo courtesy of Bob Mitchell San Bernardino County Commissioner of Trails and Greenways
The San Bernardino Regional Parks Department closed a section of the Santa Ana River Trail running from La Cadena Drive in Colton to Riverside Avenue, due to erosion caused by numerous strong thunderstorms occurring in January.
"This portion of the trail is again open. In several spots its reduced to single lane but you can see past it with great visibility" says Bob Mitchell San Bernardino County Commissioner of Trails and Greenways
For further information please contact www.sbcounty.gov/parks or call (909) 387-2784.
Trail Volunteers Wanted:
We are looking for
volunteers to help us gather information, photos and local trail
news. If you are interested, send us an email,
Email: sart@trailsafetypatrol.com
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. Local school kids, workers, walkers, runners, bicyclists, horse riders, and bird watchers utilize the Santa Ana River Trail parks and open spaces are social gathering places for kids, families and communities. Be a Friend of the Santa Ana River Trail. Smile and please don't Litter!