Water holes of east fork San Gabriel river/bridge to nowhere. Azusa, California. 🇺🇸

34.2292298, -117.7688301 copy this to Google map for the exact place where I parked. or Camp Bonita Rd, La Verne, CA 91750 for bridge nowhere trail head. 10 mile hike. I brought two liters of water a banana and granola bar. 4hr in and out. Cary bear spray or knife if hiking alone, and let a friend know where your going exactly and what time you plan to be back. enjoy Nature is calling ✌️ #hiking #azuza #river #socal #snorkeling ⚠️90% of Bridge to nowhere was edited out. 10 mile hike in and out, some areas are exposed to the sun⚠️

[Adam]

I was just there and people are leaving so much trash and they have been tagging in (graffiti everywhere) is sad . We gotta save this place from trash !
God bless

[larrydiaz]

There is a lot of comments about people who visit places like this and either destroying it i or leaving their trash behind or not leaving shit they do not want to carry back. I work for the county and because of the mess people leave they may close it. Apparently the wild life is suffering as well. The homeless if they are sill there are out soon as well. Everyone should treat this place like they own it and they do if you think about it ..everyone is a tax payer...it looks like a great spot

[Stephanie-lbtt]

Never knew about this little gem and I’ve been in Los Angeles all my life over half a century! Thanks so much😊

[DRCProductions]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Having responsible adults roaming the area is very helpful in keeping things on the safe side. 🤙

[thewrenchmaster]

Currently serving in U.S. Army. I have been out of state for a few years, miss this place ! Coming home soon ! I’m thinking of going out there with some trash bags and start helping with the clean up. My family has been coming here sense the 70s

[arlangodthaab]

This was delightful and informative. Thank you for creating and sharing.

[samoanjoe]

With the rain clearing from this weekend I bet it’s beautiful right now.

[patbrophy]

Lived in covina hills since 1968 been up there many times hope its stays beautiful btw many mine shafts to explore up there too

[gianfranco]

Wow! That is stunning! I love your approach to shooting video. Thank you for not making this a 9 min. selfie! Felt like i was there. 😊

[gilbertgoobiescastro]

really nice reminds me of red rock over here in santa barabara

[vickielewis]

Pretty clear sparkly water. Sunny spots. Good air quality. Peaceful. Nice. Enjoy. Thanks for sharing. Fun beats.👋👱‍♀️🇺🇲

[DavidNovaa]

I actually just came here 8/17/23 because of this video. Had a great swim

[germanlopez]

great video, so many beautiful places and so very little time, thank you.

[vinniegotfirefewpriors]

Cool video man….to bad you couldn’t take the river all the way to the bridge…anyway still great video…thx 👍

[debbiekosareff]

In 1988 I use to take my son dirt bike riding in Azusa Canyon, looks like now it has more water. It was dry with very little water then. we had lived in Glendora so it was perfect to take him dirt biking. Once he sank his quad into a very deep whole, I was at the car at the time, I am so thankful for the teenagers who pulled him out of the whole he had stayed on the bike. He was 8 at the time.

[kenfrank]

I did hiking and backpacking along this river back in the 1980s. It was a thrill to see the bridge to nowhere and the big horn sheep. And it was interesting to see remnants of old mining equipment from decades past. I don't recall a problem with trash back then.

[bvz]

Still looks as beautiful as it was in the early 80’s when I was a kid. Thanks for the video!

[StarringGinaAsHerself]

you gave the exact GPS directions, dang, that's awesome, appreciate that!

[susie]

Thank you for sharing your adventure at this beautiful location! I was born and raised in Southern California between '54 to "2010 and never knew of this beautiful place! Im currently living in OR. Also I just subscribed 👍

[phillipswain]

Now if the people who go.out there would just pack.out all the diapers and other trash they leave everywhere