North Etiwanda Preserve

"Amazing experience it's a pretty nice hike. If you never been they do charge for parking, but I recommend you visit."

"I've been to this Preserve four times already. It's a moderate hike with an incline towards the waterfall, also rocky in some areas so be sure to have comfortable footwear and also water. There's also a nice gazebo in the beginning of the trail to relax. The parking lot is big and you can pay via QR code on the sign posted at the parking lot."

"Beautiful hike 4.25 for 4 hours get there early because after 10am no parking available"

"Love this hiking trail. Been coming for over almost 2 decades. Since High school its been a great place to train while looking at an amazing scenery. Its been getting quite packed now so parking can get hectic but still good. Only complaint is there are many ppl bringing their dogs when it clearly has signs saying theyre not allowed. Theres even been instances where rangers are parked and they dont tell them anything."

"Fun and challenging 3 mile hike. Went with my bf and some friends at 7 am on Sunday, we finished by 9 am. There were plenty of people walking around and a few places with shade on the way up to the water. The majority of the hike has a ton of rocks, so wearing good shoes is a must. When we got to the streams, there were a lot of trees, so it was dark and cool. There were plenty of rocks to sit on, but there were large spiders hanging out around them. Bringing a pair of extra water shoes is recommended if you plan on walking in the stream, I saw some glass while walking around the plunge basin. I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 because parking is limited and if we would have shown up maybe an hour later, we wouldn't have found parking. It gets really hot after 7 am at this time of the year, so doing this hike very early is definitely advised."