Mount Wilson Trail Park is a popular outdoor destination located in Sierra Madre, California. This area is known for its scenic hiking trails and natural beauty, offering visitors a chance to experience the great outdoors.
Jones Peak is a prominent peak in the range of the San Gabriel Mountains. Although it stands only 3,375 feet in elevation, it is positioned to afford an unobstructed 360 degree panorama of points near and far in Southern California from its rounded summit. Furthermore, the two principal routes to this peak take you up two beautiful, rugged canyons typical of the San Gabriel range.
Bailey Canyon Wilderness Park is a 38-acre park located in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains in Sierra Madre, California. The park offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of the area, with a variety of hiking trails, picnic areas, and scenic views.
Under the shade of a massive 1500 year-old oak are the remnants of Orchard Camp. The site seems remarkably small for a camp, but overgrowth and landslides have closed in over time. The stream runs alongside, making this a very pleasant place to relax and enjoy. At 3.5 miles orchard Camp is the halfway point to Mt. Wilson.
Mt Wilson Trailhead leads to Mount Wilson Observatory which was founded in 1904, the trail is the site to the second oldest race in California. Immediate destinations include First Water and Orchard Camp.
