A mostly flat 21mile bike path from Claremont Boulevard in Claremont to Cactus Avenue in Rialto. There are parks and places to have breakfast or lunch along the way. Plan your next trip today for a nice Spring adventure! read more

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Completed a peaceful 5-mile walk on this trail with my partner on a Saturday morning, and it was such a great experience. Surprisingly, it wasn't too crowded, which made the whole walk feel more relaxing and enjoyable. The trail itself was clean, well-maintained, and filled with friendly locals--lots of smiles and casual "hellos" along the way, which added to the positive vibe. As we train for our first marathon, this spot is officially going in the rotation for our long run days. Highly recommend if you're looking for a scenic, low-traffic trail to get some miles in! read more

Great bike trail! 30 miles round trip from the Route 66 trailhead. A lot of street crossing at the start but there were quick light changes. read more

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Went on this trail, when the Etiwanda Falls parking lot was full. Nice trail, wide and easy. There were weight stations and exercise points along the trail. Problem! No bathrooms that I saw. (Loss of a star) enjoyed our walk read more

This trail is a gravel and bike trail. One side is gravel to walk on and the other side is paved for bikes. Mostly saw moms with strollers (no toddlers or children or unsupervised children) This is a great location for non minors to connect with nature. They do kick out homeless people. The trail itself is not very scenic. In the beginning anyways as we did not do the full trail. There is a bathroom and there may be a water fountain. read more

Pacific Electric Trail - Police harassing homeless man (officer and homeless man not in picture they seemed peaceful) - Parks Near Me - Rancho Cucamonga, California

It's a nice, family and pet friendly hiking spot in Rancho which blends urban vibes with a little bit of nature. Great place for a family hike, walking your pets, biking, and even just chilling. You have to cross streets every now and then though. Amenities: There's water fountains for replenishing, although I wouldn't use it. Dog poopy bags as well as restrooms for men and women. There's ample parking as well. read more

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I've known about this trail for many years but I didn't live out this direction. Finally over a year of living in Rancho I walked the trail! It's beautiful. Super clean with the exception of horse dung in one spot and a few random dog poop piles thanks to disrespectful people. There are poop bags along the trail, so it would be nice if people would stop being lazy. They have benches to sit on in some spots, and water fountains too. I walked from Hellman to Foothill. It was about 4.5 miles round trip. Enjoyed the views and checking out peoples backyards along the way. My daughter also picked a few wild flowers. It's a great trail to walk, run, ride your bike, etc. and there are many friendly people along the way. So glad that this trail exists for people to use! One of my favorite things about living in this city is the existence of this beautiful trail! read more

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Nice calm and flat trail in the rancho area. Usually no bicycles on the walking trail. Everyone keeps to themselves and just enjoying their day. Cute dogs pass through too! read more

Such a fun beautiful trail to ride. Came on a weekday morning and pedestrians were walking in the middle of the road or two pedestrians taking up both lanes of traffic.. it kills me. I can only imagine how annoying it gets on the weekend when it's extra busy. But the trail itself is stunning and clean. They do have a dirt road next to the paved one where some pedestrians walked their dogs, etc. Parked at the parking lot on Foothill west of Vineyard (go west for a minute and you'll see the parking lot come up on the north side of the street) it's clean and appears really safe to park. They also have public restroom there. Rode the ramp up to the trail. It's a long trail and you can really go as far as you desire we did 12 miles this morning and between a couple of stops for traffic and trying to pass pedestrians it took us about an hour. The trail is exposed with no shade make sure to bring sunscreen and water. Highly recommend a visit on a weekday or off hours on the weekend. read more

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It's a good bike trail from the route we rode from mountain to the 15 freeway underpass. there is quite a few intersections/crosswalks and always being vigilant around your surroundings. it's a great trail either way if you park your car at the staging area on foothill and Vineyard lots of parking spaces there. I would not attempt to ride that trail at night because there's a lot of homeless folks that take refuge along the path at night. read more

I used to ride my bike on the pacific electric trail and it was clean and beautiful to ride your bike or walk on that trail. I just came back to this trail and I couldn't be more disappointed, there are a lot more homeless people hanging around the bike trail. I saw homeless people getting high on the trail and using needles. I would love to see the trail cleaner and maybe have someone get rid of homeless people on the trails. I wouldn't recommend women to ride by themselves at all. If you do decide to ride your bike or walk the trails please go with a group of friends/family members. Trees in the trail need to be trimmed by the city as well as cleaned more often, as there is trash everywhere. read more

We love riding our bicycles and my friend invited me to try out this trail. The area is well maintained and has many places to make a pit stop at. Our ride kept getting interrupted because we stopped for food, shopping, bike shop, ice cream, and so forth. We rode a total of 16 miles on a beautiful Tuesday afternoon and it had a constant flow of people using the path. read more

My first impressiong biking this trail for the very first time was great. I rode from Milliken to Monte Vista. There are streets to cross, but half of them are small streets with not much traffic driving through. I was there in the daytime, so it felt pretty safe and this is coming from a person who's never really out on foot anywhere. There were no scary areas and the others along the trail are doing their own thing and not loitering. I'd bike this trail again. read more

No skateboarding no electric bikes no smooth surface. I went early on a Sunday morning. I was expecting people out enjoying the morning sun. Instead it was about 6 people running, an abandoned toilet, very rough blacktop. In some areas sand covered the road. It was abandoned. I saw one lady walking alone... with a massive pitbull. She could hardly control it. I'm sure the groups of transients were no match for her dog. I went off the path because it was so rough and into the businesses. Everything was closed except subway. And the sidewalk was probably going to get me an opportunity to meet some paramedics. The scenery was repetitive. I had fun. It's nice and Flat read more

I came here early yesterday morning. hoping I'd be the only one on the trail but there was people here already. it was really cold and got real windy once i passed the 15. As i got into fontana then rialto the wind got really strong and i couldn't pedal straight at times because the wind kept blowing me sideways and keeping me back.i finally made it to the end of the trail exhausted. 18 miles from my house and back for a total of 36+ miles. read more

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Awesome trail! Especially in the evening! The parking is free and there's plenty of it. People are friendly. Bikers, joggers, walkers. Came here for an evening run around sunset and really enjoyed it. read more

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The Pacific Electric Trail (path) runs from Claremont for 21 miles to Rialto. It's always well maintained and lit. Multiple uses: Cycling, scooter, walking, jogging, running, walking your leashed dog , riding your horse, etc. It features wild flowers and beautiful natural scenery. Fun fact: The Pacific Electric Trail follows the old Pacific Electric Railway system. There are multiple places you can park your vehicle and hop on the trail. One parking location being the Foothill Blvd parking lot/restrooms just West of Vineyard Ave in the beautiful city of Ranch Cucamonga, CA. read more

Love biking and running down this trail. Beautiful scenery and great place to get some fresh air and explore. As well run into new places read more

Pacific Electric Trail - Beautiful sight passing over one of the bridges along the trail - Parks Near Me - Rancho Cucamonga, California

Beautiful, blissful trail. Not a hike but a beautiful walking trailThe area around the trail has alot to offer as well.