Sycamore Canyon Trailhead

• Jack Fernandez
  
  
  (November 20, 2018, 2:07 am)

  Nice mountain, its not extremely large, you can easily go right over it into the next city. Anyways, nature always deserves five stars!

• Stan Call
  
  
  (September 15, 2018, 8:24 pm)

  This is by far the best trail for bush hiding. It's great fun to see people's reactions. All you need is a little dust to rub on yourself and practice the glaze-eyed stare. Just be sure to do your performances a way down the trail, by the stream. That will ensure the pesky ranger won't disturb you, as they only venture a few hundred yards down the trail.

• Silvia Ortega
  
  
  (September 1, 2018, 1:34 pm)

  Great trail! Doable even with young ones (We have a 4 and 1 year old). Not many parking spaces but get there early enough and you'll find one! We had no real issues whatsoever. Nice to know that Park Rangers are around as we notice one cruising the trail. We'll be returning!
  *Only problem would be that people who take their dogs don't seem to pick up after them and there's dog feces everywhere, gross!

• Pasa dena
  
  
  (February 1, 2018, 4:42 pm)

  This is a great trail but it really needs some appropriate, targeted attention. I'm glad to fill out a review and had planned to maybe send a letter to the city. This trail is more abundant with natural wildlife than the others in Whittier but it also has some surprises, some of which should be eradicated. Yes, rattlesnakes are seen on this trail quite often and on my last trip I encountered my first one, a long adult of 4-5 feet!! Watch as you walk, it was all stretched out crossing the path very slowly!! But the problem with this trail, unlike others in Whittier, are the humans hiding in the brush along the way. I've been approached by one guy who suddenly came out of the bushes at the beginning of the trail just at the creek. He was dusty, eyes glazed and looked like an addict or homeless person-- or worse. He glared at me and told me to "turn around" while he held what appeared to be a rock in his right hand. I immediately turned around and walked quickly to the parking lot and luckily saw a ranger sitting in her truck near the parking lot. She took a quick report and went to look for him but I left. This was the scariest incident.
  
  Another time a male voice called out to me completely hidden by the thick brush, and offered me some Marijuana. Other hikers along the trail that day also said that they heard someone but kept on going. Of course I reported it to the ranger, but to be honest, the ranger is usually not always around. It was very lucky she was there again that day of the second experience! Other hikers on the trail that day said that they also heard the male voice behind the tree with tall brush--but also a female with him.
  
  Because of these experiences, I really think that it's advisable that the RANGERS get out and walk/patrol the trail once or twice a day. Yet I've never once seen a ranger walking the trail.

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