Glendora, California is known for it’s beautiful lush hills and gorgeous scenery! With such stunning views and terrain, there are tons of breathtaking hiking trails! Whether you’re a seasoned hiker, or just down for a scenic stroll, we’ve broken down a list of top rated trails for every type of visitor!

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Walnut Trail

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South Hills Park

Great for seasoned backpackers, this hiking trail is comprised of single-track with solid footing. Generally not too crowded and less than half a mile, this shaded trail is great for leisurely walking with some mild resistance.

• Difficulty: Intermediate
• Length: 0.4 mi
• Lots of shade

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Big Dalton Canyon Trail

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Angeles National Forest

A popular spot for many, this lower impact hiking trail is great for beginners! It’s recommended to go between March – October. It’s also a great spot to bring your dogs and not too difficult for younger hikers.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Length: 2.6 mi
• Est. Time: 1h 5m
• Pet Friendly

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South Hills Motorway

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South Hills Park

This main trail has lot’s of rolling hills and connects to a variety of other hiking trails including: Bonnie Cove West, Bonnie Cove, North Spur, Alosta Canyon, and Alosta Canyon S. Fork. With easy/intermediate difficulty and different trail options, this is a great choice if you’re looking to spontaneously explore!

• Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate
• Length: 2.1 mi
• Connects to other trails

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Poopout Trail

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Angeles National Forest

This loop hiking trail just under 5 miles is generally considered fairly challenging. Popular among seasoned hikers, you can expect a variety of runners, climbers, and walkers. With a hiking trail open year round, there’s a vast array of beautiful views throughout the seasons. You can bring your dogs, but they must be on a leash.

• Difficulty: Hard
• Length: 4.8 mi
• Intense Climbing
• Dogs allowed on leash

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Lower Monroe Trail

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San Gabriel Mountains National Monument

Five miles out and 5 back, this extensive hiking trail is quite popular among walkers, runners, and mountain bikers. Great times to visit are between March – October and the trails are dog friendly!

• Difficulty: Moderate
• Length: 5.0 mi
• Est. Time: 2h 7m
• Dogs allowed – may be off leash in some areas

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