Table 5.9-2 Regional Recreational Resources by County Name and Location of Recreational Description of Resource and County Resource Available Activities Approximately 672,000 acres 352 miles of trails San Bernardino National Forest Camping, fishing, hiking, equestrian, skiing, outdoor education, biking, target shooting and motorized sports 6,000 acre park Chino Hills State Park Mostly open space Chino Hills Hiking, bird watching, mountain biking Under development Wildwood Canyon State Park 1,200 acres currently; plans to expand to Yucaipa 5,000 acres and to develop trails and San campgrounds Bernardino County Approximately 4,500 acres total County Parks: Glen Helen, Prado Basin, Cucamonga Camping, fishing, swimming and general day Guasti, and Yucaipa use City Parks: Cities of Chino, Chino Hills, Redlands, San Various locations, facilities and acreages with Bernardino, Colton, Highland and Loma Linda mostly urban uses Rails to Trails Upland and Fontana 6,000 acres of open space with hiking and Wildlands Conservancy Los Rios Rancho, Oak Glen outdoor educational facilities County Parks: Hidden Valley Wildlife Area, Martha Hiking, bird watching, equestrian, camping, McLean-Anza Narrows, Rancho Jurupa, and Louis and outdoor education Rubidoux Nature Center Riverside County City Parks: Norco River Trails, Mt. Rubidoux Park, Various locations, facilities and acreages with Fairmount Park, and Butterfield mostly urban uses
Table 5.9-2 Regional Recreational Resources by County County Name and Location of Recreational Resource Description of Resource and Available Activities San Bernardino County San Bernardino National Forest Approximately 672,000 acres 352 miles of trails Camping, fishing, hiking, equestrian, skiing, outdoor education, biking, target shooting and motorized sports Chino Hills State Park Chino Hills 6,000 acre park Mostly open space Hiking, bird watching, mountain biking Wildwood Canyon State Park Yucaipa Under development 1,200 acres currently; plans to expand to 5,000 acres and to develop trails and campgrounds County Parks: Glen Helen, Prado Basin, Cucamonga Guasti, and Yucaipa Approximately 4,500 acres total Camping, fishing, swimming and general day use City Parks: Cities of Chino, Chino Hills, Redlands, San Bernardino, Colton, Highland and Loma Linda Various locations, facilities and acreages with mostly urban uses Rails to Trails Upland and Fontana Wildlands Conservancy Los Rios Rancho, Oak Glen 6,000 acres of open space with hiking and outdoor educational facilities Riverside County County Parks: Hidden Valley Wildlife Area, Martha McLean-Anza Narrows, Rancho Jurupa, and Louis Rubidoux Nature Center Hiking, bird watching, equestrian, camping, and outdoor education City Parks: Norco River Trails, Mt. Rubidoux Park, Fairmount Park, and Butterfield Various locations, facilities and acreages with mostly urban uses
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