San Antonio Falls Trailhead

Hiking area · San Bernardino County

San Antonio Falls Trailhead

Hiking area · San Bernardino County

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993 Falls Rd, Mt Baldy, CA 91759

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A short, family-friendly hike through alpine forests that ends at a refreshing, multi-tiered waterfall near Mount Baldy.  

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Just a short drive from Ontario, the San Antonio Falls Trail leads hikers through alpine forests to a dramatic multi-tiered waterfall at the base of Mount Baldy. Regularly featured by Modern Hiker and the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument, this well-traveled path is accessible to most skill levels and offers a taste of the high-elevation environment without a strenuous climb. The area is managed by the U.S. Forest Service, and recent trail reports confirm the route is well-maintained and open, especially popular during spring and early summer.

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Azalea

Google
This was my first time at Mt Baldy. This particular trail was quite short and underwhelming but on a hot day the fresh water fall is refreshing. It was only about a mile to the waterfall. Very family friendly, dogs welcome on leash as well. There is a turn off trail that has a Mountain view but it was about 5 miles further up. Parking wasn't too bad. Lots of parking and although it seemed like there were a lot of cars, it didn't feel very crowded. I will definitely continue exploring more hikes in the area. Highly recommend.

G. Evelyn Melendez

Google
This hike was so beautiful, especially around spring, everything is so green. It was really fun watching people go underneath the waterfall and getting soaked! Perfect way of cooling off.

Q’ Bole

Google
Nice little hike, less than 1 mile round trip. It was kid friendly and dog friendly. The road is private so you have to trespass a street/road gate. I brought my 5 year old and she loved it.

been’there

Google
A great place to explore. It’s around 4 miles from the Mt. Baldy visitor center. The hike goes on a steep paved road. You’ll see a few cabins, and at the end of the road you’ll spot the falls. It’s bear 🐻 country so keep your eyes open. It’s very easy to get injured, therefore pay attention. Close your eyes when people do dumb things. And most importantly don’t leave trash behind.

Carlos Martinez

Google
Short uphill paved trail, once you see the Falls you can keep going up to Baldy bowl or just go up. The views are great! Almost no shade so bring protection, please do not leave the baggies of dog poo on the side of the trail.

Erik B

Google
Went up after the last snow fall and hiked the out and back to the falls. It is a paved road and it was plowed, but wear good footwear as it is slippery. If you bring your dog please clean up after them, it is so sad to see all the dog poop on the trail. Altitude wasn’t bad, but go prepared.

Francisco Fernandez

Google
Nice little uphill trail with a nice view of the waterfall at the end. You'll have to cross a dodgy narrow trail towards the end to reach the actual waterfall, but it's easy enough to manage if you're of average fitness and are careful.

Rick Barboza

Google
Took this trail to Mount Baldy. What a beautiful area. Weather was awesome. Access was good. Let the pictures show the proof.