7.8 mi
1352 ft
Moderate
Marshall Canyon Trail is a 7.8 mile trail that starts in Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, travels through the City of La Verne, and provides access to the network of trails above the cities of La Verne and Claremont. This trail provides opportunities for picturesque views of the surrounding landscape and wildlife sightings. The southern portion of Marshall Canyon Trail is mostly flat and urban, while the northern portion is within a natural foothill environment. At its northern endpoint, the trail connects with the Cobal Canyon Trail which allows access to the network of trails in the Claremont Hills Wilderness Park (CHWP).
***Please note that the City of Claremont manages the trails in Claremont Hills Wilderness Park (CHWP). On May 22, 2025 a new ordinance went into effect which regulates the use of electric bicycles, or “E-bikes” and provides standards of trail etiquette in the Claremont Hills Wilderness Park.
Permitted devices in Wilderness Park include: Manual pedal bikes, Class 1 E-bikes & Class 2 E-bikes.
Prohibited devices in Wilderness Park include: Class 3 E-bikes, Surron-type cycles & Any other motorized conveyance device, including but not limited to skateboards, scooters, ATVs, minibikes, dirt bikes, etc.
Trail Etiquette Standards in Wilderness Park:
- Bicycle and e-bike operators must yield to pedestrians and equestrians.
- Pedestrians must yield to equestrians.
- All users must yield right-of-way to emergency and maintenance vehicles.
For more information regarding E-bike use at Wilderness Park, please visit: New Laws on E-Bike Use at Wilderness Park | City of Claremont, CA
ALLOWED USES:
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Horseback Riding
- Dogs on Leash