Summer is a great time to experience nature. This past weekend, my
little brother had a chance to do just that, all while crossing off an item from his
bucket list. The day consisted of a 5 mile nature hike in Angeles National
Forest followed by a bungee jump off of "Bridge To Nowhere"

The Jump
Location
The historic, Bridge to Nowhere was built in 1936.
Located in the San Gabriel Mountains, just 20 miles north of the City of Azusa, CA. Place cursor over image to enlarge.
In 1938, the road to the bridge was washed away during California’s 4th largest flood leaving behind a beautiful 5 mile hiking trail through the Angeles National Forest.
The Bridge to Nowhere sits on 50 acres of private property surrounded on all sides by the Sheep Mountain Wilderness Area in the Angeles National Forest.
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The Hike
- The Trailhead we will begin the hike to the Bridge to Nowhere.
- A 5 mile hike over a rocky & rugged trail leads to the bridge.
- The trail crosses a creek 6 times or more.
- The water ranges from 1 to 3 feet deep

The Bridge
Bridge to Nowhere
- You will arrive at the
Historic 1936 Bridge to Nowhere
around lunchtime.
- There will be time to enjoy
your picnic lunch and change
into clean dry clothes if
desired.
Check out the full schedule:
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