Run the Carriage Trail

Redlands, California

3.5/5

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Distance

2.5 miles

Elevation Gain

300 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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Added by Christian Soto

This is a nice 2.5 mile out and back trail in Redlands, CA. It offers nice views of San Timoteo Canyon as well as a limited stream along the trail. You can take the more direct route or the longer route along the canyon. One section offers a canyon overlook where there is a bench and you can watch the sunset or enjoy viewing the valley.

There is room to park just off San Timoteo Road. On the other side of the trail is more parking off Alessandro. You can park your car on either side and start your run/walk/bike ride. This is a nice little "get away" trail to take a break from suburbia.

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Run the Carriage Trail Reviews

Joseph Burke

Run the Carriage Trail

09/03/18

It was an easy walk-able trail. I dont feel its far enough away from the homes to make you feel away, but does have a small stream, couple of benches along the way and viewable trees. Because of the horse use of the trail waste can be seen throughout the trail. This is a cool time trail, midday would be too hot/heated for little little one unless you bring your own shade. Overall I gave it a three because I would do it again.

3.0

Azania Cortes

Run the Carriage Trail

11/30/17

Nice view

4.0

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