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- San Gabriel River Trail - Los Angeles County, California
This multi-use trail runs north-south, stretching from Azusa to Seal Beach Though the trail travels through an urban environment, adjacent parks and natural features help diversify the landscape
- San Gabriel River Trail | California Trails | TrailLink
San Gabriel River Trail spans 39 3 from San Gabriel Canyon Rd CA 39 (Azusa) to River’s End Park (Seal Beach) View amenities, descriptions, reviews, photos, itineraries, and directions on TrailLink
- San Gabriel River Trail: San Gabriel Canyon to Seal Beach
This trail is accessible year-round and has the most flowing water after the mountain snow melts in the spring months With flat-level ground and the occasional camel hump, it's highly recommended for cyclists and wheelchairs
- San Gabriel River Bike Trail - Wikipedia
The San Gabriel River Trail (also known as SGRT) is a 28-mile (45 km) bike path along the San Gabriel River through El Dorado Regional Park and onto street bike trails near the Alamitos Bay Marina in Los Angeles County, California
- San Gabriel River Trail - California Trail Map
Hiking is permitted on all portions of the trail Biking is permitted on designated segments of the trail The San Gabriel River Trail spans 36 miles from Seal Beach to Azuza
- San Gabriel River Trail - Cycle Routes and Map | Komoot
Discover the best cycling routes to San Gabriel River Trail, a Highlight located in Seal Beach, Orange County Plan a cycling route on the map and start your next adventure
- San Gabriel River Bike Trail (2025) - Tripadvisor
38 miles of non stop, no traffic, protected bike trail from Seal Beach to the base of the San Gabriel Mountains If you want, you can continue into the mountains and ride all the way to the headwaters of the San Gabriel River
- Biking the San Gabriel Valley - ActiveSGV
Encanto Park in Duarte is an immensely popular staging and meeting area in the City for road bicyclists looking to ride the roads of San Gabriel Canyon and or the San Gabriel River Trail, a Class I bike path linking the City to Long Beach
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