Eaton Canyon National Area Park
Set in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, this 184-acre
wildlife sanctuary can be explored along three miles of hiking
trails. The nature center and other buildings were destroyed in
the 1993 fires and are under construction. Family nature walks 
are offered Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. Bird walks take place the third 
Sunday of the month. There are four picnic areas with tables and 
barbecue pits. The park is open from dawn to dusk.
Eaton Canyon is located in the Pasadena foothills

818/821-3246
818/398-5420

Angeles National Forest
This 695.000-acre national forest is a dream come true for outdoor
enthusiasts. Its 556 miles of hiking and equestrian trails traverse
rugged canyons, arid slopes of yucca and brush, and the pine-forested
San Gabriel Mountains. There are eight lakes and 189 miles of fishing
streams. Campfire programs and guided walks are offered during summer.

In Altadena, the Henninger Flats Museum, a three-mile hike from 
Pinecrest Drive, offers exhibits of the areas flora, geology and 
history. Nine winter recreation areas draw downhill and cross-country 
skiers. Three off-road vehicle areas provide 360 miles of roads and 
trail. Sixty-four campgrounds offer a total of 1,173 campsites, many
are open year-round.

818/574-5200

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