Azusa Wilderness Park

Is it true a lot of garbage know nap open the road today?

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World pool? You mean the ocean?

You need Wilderness pass after the first bridge all the way up highway 39 to mile marker 38.2 witch is end of the road do to permanent closure. But not on East fork road and GMR . Get a Wilderness pass at ampm. or any of the stores going up Azusa avenue

Not at this location. Conditions are dangerous due to the river being below dams that can release water with no warning. There is NO river access at the Azusa Wilderness Park. You can get to the river by driving 10-15 miles north up Highway 39 (past the dams) to either the West Fork or the East Fork.

Only to walk but they will be open in 3 months

Inside of Santa Fe Damn

There's plenty of fire roads and red box road across from East fork off-road area San Gabriel River bike trail take me to seal Beach in 2 to 3 hours

At 8:00 in the morning

Yes, of course a leash is required & it is bear season, watch for coyotees & mountain lions, carry a walking stick or mase... The water will be very enjoyable though...

No. You do not need a parking pass if you go to the Azusa River Wilderness Park. If you go other places along the San Gabriel River ("the mountains") you will need one. But for this specific place, NO.

Never really looked like any place I'd like to swim.

Azusa river or Malibu Creek Recreation area

No, you are looking for the San Gabriel River and there is no access to the water in Azusa. If you are looking for access to mountain water, a good recommendation is “Oaks Picnic Area”.

Sorry, just hiking. No swimming or BBQ is allowed here. For getting into the water, go up North, ten miles, to the East Fork.

It is open but not everywhere you can put one in the river

The sign at the entrance said it was closed due to the threat of adverse conditions, ie; wildfires, etc. I would call the Park Service because they're the ones who will decide. I would imagine some time in the spring as long as the area is stable. One of the photos in my review includes a phone number to call for park/preserve info.

I think so

Yes definitely more trash can's will help out ..plus if all the people will put some type of effort on maintaining the place clean pick up after yourself that will really be helpful too ..other than that the river it's awesome

It was open on Wednesday, but there seems to be a fire. 8 to 6 in the afternoon

They can get into the river, it is very nice, the truth is I will be delighted because I like to be in places like this

It does not have a picnic area and if it is open

There is no river access at Azusa River Wilderness Park due to dangerous conditions. If you want to access the river, go 13 miles north on highway 39 to either the East Fork or West Fork in the Angeles National Forest.

Yes with grill.

Yes

I know a place in Ventura at an hour and 20 minutes from Los Angeles, it's called Foster Park. There you can make your roasted cards and bathe in the river. Admission is $ 5. It is a small but nice place to spend as a family. Whenever I've been on Saturdays there are not many people and the water is not cold. If you do not mind driving 1:20 I recommend it you'll love it.

City of Azusa owns the Wilderness Park but the canyons always open

Yes, brought mine a couple of times.

It's not free.

Not if the fire danger is red flagged...

Several areasfishing also

There's water year-round Morris in San Gabriel dance

Above Morrison San Gabriel dam so you can swim or go down to the water

Swimming is not safe or allowed at 100 Old San Gabriel Canyon Road due to location below dams. There are locations where swimming is safe and accessible in the Angeles National Forest above the dams. The Oaks Picnic Area is a popular destination.

I don't think so.

If there will be tomorrow at 6 in the morning

Hello tomorrow if today and Monday it is closed and tomorrow Sunday if it is open there was an announcement where it said.

Por el día puedes estar pero en la.noche no se puede hay mucha vigilancia

No caminas mucho aproximadamente como máximo unos 100 metros o menos y tu carro lo parqueas a la orilla de la carretera hay suficiente espacio buena suerte cuando bayas

Another 15 more minutes and after the fire camp

This park and forest will be closed at least until September 17 due to fire responses and risk.

I saw guys fishing there. I had just seen one time. Keep going on small trail. You may find places for you to fish.

Of course.

The river to reference is the San Gabriel River, and there is a warning in effect today. Azusa is the name of the canyon and the city where the park is located.

No. Parking is free no wilderness pass needed to park and entrance is free.

Lake is probably closed to the public

It's free

I'm not sure about actually cooking. I know there was a campground. Patrol cruise up and down Azusa . hold your he's at 35 miles per hour from the freeway.

They don't charge anything

Thank you soo much. Sounds good thank u.

Early morning to sunset

No.

Lots of water San Gabriel Canyon Road opens State route 39 should open

yes is open

If you can, you pay per day, but I think you can also camp without paying higher, passing the lake.

It is my first time that I go the first exit to the river, they charge access and I think everything is close. I went further up past the dam, there is a place that does not run much water and it is cold, it is close to the street 100 feet.

Not allowed at the moment

Yes

There are no campsites at River Wilderness Park located at 100 N Old San Gabriel Canyon Road.

There is no charge for park access, however, staff and ranger services have been stretched thin through Covid responses. Particularly this time of year dam releases are likely to be more regular and there are challenges with people trying to access the water in this stretch despite being prohibited—search and rescue crews have had to go out here.

Actually this area is located 40 miles north of Long Beach..and I'm sure a telescope is probably better in the evening sky to look at. I'm no expert with telescope but looked thru a telescope a couple of times in the deseret & mountains. Surely a great experience for me & I'm sure your granddaughter will have a great time with her Christmas present from Santa.

U should be able to drive up there now

Not determined, fire is still a hazard

The Bobcat fire is burning close to all access points to the San Gabriel River in the US National Forest. There are complete closures at this time. Additionally, there is never river access at 100 N Old San Gabriel Canyon Road due to location below Morris Dam and the danger presented by sudden changes in water level and velocity.

The week-long closure of all national forests in California will be over tomorrow Monday 9/14. There may be road access to locations where the San Gabriel River can be accessed. However, there is never river access at 100 N Old San Gabriel Canyon Road due to location below Morris Dam where releases can create sudden changes in water level and velocity. Do not risk friends and family there. Additionally, air quality is still significantly compromised and limiting outdoor exposure at this time may be strongly recommended.

Due to intense weather and fire in the vicinity the road up into the canyon is temporarily closed.

The truth would not know how to give this information

Nooooo, to dangerous

Last I checked it is.

It's open, as long as you get there early. Make sure to buy your parking ticket 🎟

No. You can never access the river at the Azusa River Wilderness Park due to dangerous conditions. If you want to go into the river, drive 10 miles north on Highway 39, into the Angeles National Forest and past the dams, to either the East or West Fork.

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There is no camping allowed at the park, and they are usually closed when high fire warnings are in place.

Every day is different especially with the fires up there right now.

Alert, We are on fire 🔥.

Yes it is

Yes

Thanks to those who reached out to help me figure out if it's open or not

The truth is that many people have been going to camp orita, permission is not needed, so if the toilets are closed

This past weekend yes but the one before this no

It's closed I went last week and if it's closed

No, you need to go more up in the mountains if you wanna soak in the water. Try to go to the bridge to nowhere. If you want to be in the water, but make sure you have a parking permit otherwise your car will get towed. Also, you have to go in early otherwise you will walk and hike at the same time to reach the river.

No camping

They do not charge or parking or entrance and if you can camp

Yes, but you can't swim. Go more up the mountain to swim.

There is no admission fee for the Azusa River Wilderness Park. NOTE: There is no river access at this location. If you want to access the river, you must drive further north into the Angeles National Forest. Parking in the forest requires a $5 day pass.

No doll anything like that

No

IF IT'S OPEN TO GO WALKING AND ALSO TO GO TO BATH

No

No

But you have to be very early because there is a certain limit of people that can enter

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Not that far, but go early because it gets pack and u might end parking further out. It gets pack around 10am.

No. The Azusa River Wilderness Park never has river access due to dangerous conditions. If you want to access the river you have to drive 12 miles north up Highway 39 into the Angeles National Forest.

That means that this friday is going to be closed

There is no camping at the Azusa River Wilderness Park. If you want to camp, continue north on Highway 39 into the Angeles National Forest.

No

If you can bathe, look how beautiful it is

Azusa River Wilderness Park (at 100 N Old San Gabriel Canyon Road) will be closed this 4th of July weekend for fire safety. Outdoor access may be available at other locations. Enjoy the holiday and whatever your plans may be, please recreate responsibly!

The River Wilderness Park will be closed for July 4th Weekend (Friday-Sunday).

Currently you cannot go into the river.

No reservation needed

Open for hiking on regular hours. If you are looking for river access you can head further north into the San Gabriel National Monument, see maps of destinations under photos.

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No

Yes sir, many people make it clear when they leave clean

The river is closed

If it's open you can go with your family 👪 😉

There is no river access at River Wilderness Park at 100 N Old San Gabriel Canyon Road, but there are points for water access further into the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument at the East and West Forks. You can see a map of locations in photos.

If you mean raft, then no. There is no river access due to dangerous conditions. You can access the river 12 miles north of the park at the East or West Fork.

You dont have to pay..I dont know if it's open I went late past 7pm and it was closed

Yes

Poison oak grows wild everywhere especially in summer .keep on a lookout

If you can bathe the river is not deep

No only you need buy a permit

It's not a lake and the water is very dirty lots of trash, dirty diapers discarded food, clothes anything you can think of has been thrown everywhere.

I saw some signs that said no but camping families were roasting cards

No

No..park closes

No grilling or fires of any kind this is a Federal National monument area. Wildfire danger is very high. Going into the water is risky lots of trash, dirty diapers etc.

Yes, with a fishing license.

No fires allowed of any kind. Wildfires are too easily started in forest areas.

If the water is very clean children too

Yes too

If you can bring pets

You can not swim But if you are higher up on the same road passing the 2 reserves there are 2 small rivers where you can bathe

No

Sure but u might check fish and game to see if it has been stocked lately

I didn't see any type of fish but they have various lakes up there so you might want to check the surrounding lakes.

Yess you can

No. Fires are not permitted and neither are grills. It is a Federal National Park and especially this time of year any fires in any forest are a safety hazzard.

Not sure if you can or want to... It's pretty secluded

No

No. The ranger will make you put it out most times.

Azusa wilderness park? Not that I know of... But if you go to Santa Fe Damn you do

If they accept I took mine

Thank you guys

No camping, fishing ok with permit

Go to 100 old San Gabriel canyon rd Azusa there is a small entrance on your right hand you can park anywhere. The river it's next to the parking lot and just follow the river. Hope this help

No

Not a lot of water remains. Swimming is Not allowed.

I do believe you can

More like fire roads

Yes.... Yes there is

In the river I'm not sure it's allowed. But in the lake if it is allowed. The river is an area with very difficult terrain to traverse due to overgrown bushes and nopales. It would be difficult and dangerous. Also a lot of it is just streams... Nothing big, not big enough to be able to fish

Burro canyon off of East fork road

After Morris and San Gabriel dam you need a license if you are 2 miles off of the road it's no barbed hooks catch and release

When it dawns.

And.

No Crystal lake is just a mudhole to many led weights in the water no good

There's always golden Azusa canyon good luck finding it

And

No got to go more up

No

At camp Williams across East fork bridge about 2 miles

Anywhere above Morris and San Gabriel dams

Yes this isnt to far into the mountains. Sort of before you go up..

That's right, but sometimes it's closed for maintenance. It is open almost every day.

The canyon is always open just got to go way up there to see the starsCrystal lake offers camping sites up there that's a good place to go

Not here. Just a small trail.

Who

Not here you cant swim. But its nice. If you drive up more you can wade in water n splash around

I wouldn't want to and there are no swimming signs posted.

No. It is only for hiking.

Say what!

ive seen bears, raccoons, squirls, bob cats, and mountain lions. There is a a large pack of wild dogs around that area, they ran right past me didnt even acknowledge me.

There they do not charge, they charge in the place where you enter with a 4 X4 truck but there you look at the entrance to those who are in a booth only there they charge you, otherwise parking on the side of the road, they do not allow charcoal grills you must be gas although there are people who carry but can give you a ticket

It seems to me that it is when the sun sets, it is more it seems to me that they do not close.

No. Drive up

No not here Just a small hiking trail.

santa fe dam is a good place to kayak

You can try off of East fork road but stay out of the dams

More like wading in a creek...no lake

Not at all

No. The off road area is the "OHV" further up the 39. Maybe 7 miles further on the 39.

No

....I'm not sure they allow bikes on the fire road. They're pretty picky at the Wilderness Park. (Pretty sure no bikes are allowed. )

Yes....parking before you enter, sold on 7 eleven store o liquor store,gas station too look like a scratcher ticket