Angeles National Forest, located in Southern California, offers multiple driving entrances for visitors to access its vast wilderness. The main entry points include Angeles Crest Highway (Hwy 2), Highway 39, and Glendora Ridge Road. Each entrance provides unique access to different areas of the forest, with varying road conditions and scenic routes. Understanding these driving … Read more
Angeles National Forest road conditions are currently affected by ongoing repairs, closures due to fire damage, and extreme fire danger. State Route 2 (Angeles Crest Highway) remains closed from Islip Saddle to Vincent Gulch until November 2024. Several National Forest System Roads are closed through December 2025 due to the Bridge Fire impact. East Fork … Read more
Angeles National Forest by metro offers a unique way to experience nature near Los Angeles. While not directly accessible by public transit, combining metro and bus services can get you close to this vast wilderness. This guide explores transportation options, hiking trails, accessibility features, and costs associated with visiting Angeles National Forest using public transportation. … Read more