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Blue Mountain Trail

4.0 (21 reviews)

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Beautiful view!
Laura S.

The most complicated issue with this trail is that a lot of people have trouble finding it. Since I'm a local I grew up doing this trail so thankfully I don't have an issue. It's a little hidden and most people miss it because it's in a residential area. Besides having a hard time finding it, it's a decent hike. Most of it is uphill which is really nice if your trying to get in a good workout for your lower body. The scenery is really nice and the view up top is beautiful as well especially if you go during the evening. It's a nice view of grand terrace. The other negative factor is if you go during the summer once in a while there is a lot of wind storms. If you have asthma like me try and avoid it. There is a lot of dirt and I've gone before during this time and it was so difficult to breathe even with an inhaler.

Enjoy the many views once you reach the top!
Ashley L.

Went early morning this past Saturday with a friend and the view at the top definitely made waking up early on a Saturday worth it! Like Jav mentioned, it's a quiet trail and definitely a great one to do with friends. The trail has it's moments of butt kicking steep inclines, which means when you're walking back down the mountain to be careful! Enjoy the view while you're hiking up, and keep a look out for the legend marker! Enjoy! Parking: Street parking at the end of Westwood St x Westwood Lane. Distance: 4.5 miles, give or take which route you take up the mountain. Time: Took me a little less than 2 hours, start early unless you like the sun beating down on you! Dogs allowed: Definitely! Brought along my pup, but keep on a leash since this place frequents mountain bikers/dirt bikes.

Every trail in this blue mountain hike is beautiful.
Milly C.

One of the best around Riverside, Redlands, San Bernadimo Area. Some areas are steeper but it is worth the hike.

Anthony E.

Nice trail, I hadn't hiked in years and didn't have any trouble getting to the top. Best part is that it's not a popular trail.

Top right view
Mel B.

Park at Westwood Street past Honey Hill Drive. There's a yellow gate which leads you to the trail head. It was my 3rd time on this trial and I went with a group of friends on a Saturday afternoon around 3pm. It was sunny and windy for the most part. I forgot how tough the hike was going up. Took us about an hour to get to the very top, and for a second I thought I was getting really unfit since I gained quite a few pounds in the past year. We took the path right ahead which was pretty steep and soaked up the view at the top. Tbh, I like this hike more than Hulda Crooks since it's not too crowded and there's actually a top. I'd recommend anyone to check it out if your in the area. Only thing I didn't like was there was a lot of dog poop and probably horse poop around in the middle of the trial.

Chris G.

Ive always seen this mountain driving past the freeway and have always wanted to explore it. Pretty easy to find! Multiple routes you can take to get to the top. If you're looking for a quick workout, avoid the switchbacks and take the trail straight up from the willow tree. Its a good incline to the top and you will be sure to break a sweat.

Beautiful day for a hike I am blessed
Viv F.

Every year they have a hiking trail' pretty awesome

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Lots of views, nice and clean. A positive experience for my entire family.

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All I can say is wow. This trail is totally worth the trip it was clean and has enjoyable views.

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Where is the entrance for Blue Mountain Trail? Can you provide me the address close to the entrance? Thanks for your help!

So one of the entrances for the trail is adjacent to the intersection of Westwood Lane and Westwood St. in Grand Terrace.

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Blue Mountain Trail - hiking - Updated June 2026

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