TURNBULL CANYON ON TOP OF RATTLESNAKE RIDGE TRAIL (my video published on YouTube)

Turnbull Cyn Trail-Rattlesnake Ridge

This trail is easily accessible and practicable on foot and on bike. On the map bellow you can see the distances, as well as the difficulty. You can have 2 hours of fun, no winding trails, starting with Turnbull Cyn. which is the easiest portion of the trip (1.6 mile). It is shaded by nice tall trees, some of them eucalypti. It can be jogged (if you’re in a hurry), or walked as slow as your hear desire. I notices a coyote, on  the hill  to left. I had a walking stick, which I would have used to scare it away, but there was no need for any of that.

Turnbull Canyon Map ( Hellman Wilderness Park)

I enjoyed the display showing a the flora and fauna of these hills and  was uplifted especially by the “Leave only Footprints” poster.

Turnbull Canyon Display: Flora, Fauna and rules and regulations

Turnbull Canyon Display: Flora, Fauna and regulations

Turnball Cyn – Sumac – Rattlesnake Trails-Map

Turnball Cyn Trail-1.6 miles

NOw this here is a nice uphill of about 0.5 miles, also it makes a nice downhill too. I got some members of the group I was waling (some were jogging) with. We had a great time.

To Rattlesnake Ridge uphill.

Rattlesnake Ridge Sign Post

With all the signs in place not only you can’t get lost, but you can write home ( or blog) about the places you’ve seen: A real Veni, vidi, vici, kind of implement. Yes I got a bottle of water, glucose, but no, no raincoat (no way was it going to rain that day).

Rattlesnake Ridge Sign Post

In a second trip I took the Pepper grass trail too, and than came around and back on the Rattlesnake Ridge trail top.

Dry tall grass and flowers

Rose Hills Buddhist Columbarium

Sumac trail directional Sign post