Gabrielino Trail

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The Gabrielino Trail is a popular hiking route in Southern California that winds through canyons, forests, and historic sites in the San Gabriel Mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
recreational trail
country United States
difficulty moderate to strenuous
hasDesignation National Recreation Trail
hasEcosystem chaparral
riparian woodland
hasFeature campgrounds
creek crossings
historic sites
hasTerrain canyons
forests
length approximately 28 miles
locatedIn Los Angeles County, California
linked to: Los Angeles County

San Gabriel Mountains
Southern California
managedBy Angeles National Forest NERFINISHED
U.S. Forest Service
namedAfter Gabrielino (Tongva) people
nearCity Altadena, California
Pasadena, California
linked to: Pasadena
partOf Angeles National Forest NERFINISHED
San Gabriel Mountains trail system
passesNear Mount Wilson
passesThrough Arroyo Seco
Big Santa Anita Canyon
Oakwilde Campground area
Santa Anita Canyon
linked to: San Gabriel Canyon

Sturtevant Falls area
Switzer Falls area
popularFor day hikes
overnight trips
region San Gabriel Valley backcountry
requires Adventure Pass for some parking areas
season year-round with seasonal considerations
state California
subjectTo storm damage closures
wildfire closures
trailhead Chantry Flat
Windsor Avenue trailhead in Altadena
trailNumber NRT 11W14
usedFor backpacking
hiking
mountain biking
trail running

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Angeles National Forest hasTrail Gabrielino Trail
Chantry Flat accesses Gabrielino National Recreation Trail
linked to: Gabrielino Trail
Chantry Flat hasTrail Gabrielino Trail segment
linked to: Gabrielino Trail