Equestrian Use:
Yorba Regional Park & Hidden Valley Wildlife Area

Although horses and their riders are welcome throughout the Santa Ana River Trail, there are two prime locations that cater the unique wants and needs of the equestrian community.   Yorba Regional Park and Hidden Valley Wildlife Area provide horse trailer parking, hitching posts and water for horses.

The Yorba Regional Park is located in Orange County at the base of Anaheim Hills. This Park has a one mile long linear trail within the 125 acres of the Park.   This decomposed granite trail is separate from the bikeway and allows riders the opportunity to ride on a softer surface.

The Hidden Valley Wildlife Area is located just east of the city of Norco in Riverside County. This wildlife area is over 1500 acres and has 25 miles of trails for both hiking and equestrian use.  The park is also adjacent to the City of Norco, also known as, “Horsetown USA”.  Norco provides over 80 additional miles of horse trail with access to restaurants, tack shops and other amenities.

For more information on these areas, please click on the links below: 

http://www.ocparks.com/yorbapark/

http://www.riversidecountyparks.org/locations/nature-historic-centers/hidden-valley/

Hiking and Other Trail Resources:
American Hiking Society	OC Hiking Club

Bicycle Clubs:
Bicycle Club of Irvine	Orange County Rebel Riders	Orange County Wheelmen
Redlands Water Bottle Transit Company	Riverside Bicycle Club

Horse Clubs and Organizations:
Chino Hills Horsemen’s Association	Equestrian Trails, Inc.	Norco Horsemen’s Association
Riverside Recreational Trails

Running Clubs:
South Coast Roadrunners	Loma Linda Lopers	San Bernardino Pacers

Triathlon Clubs:
Inland Inferno Triathlon Club	Orange County Triathlon Club

Geocaching Resources:
Geocaching	Letterboxing North America