Skyline Drive Trail

Corona, California

3.0/5

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Distance

9.07 miles

Elevation Gain

1946 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

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The Skyline Drive Trail is an out and back trail in Corona, CA. The hike features a cave and scenic views of the Pacific Ocean.

This trail is shared by hikers, mountain bikers and trail runners. Rock climbers can find areas to boulder off the trail. Bring lots of extra water as this trail is rather dusty and can get very hot. This is a good training hike for those looking to do some backpacking.

The trail is open year-round and dogs are allowed. On clear days (after it rains) you can see the ocean and Catalina Island from the top.

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Skyline Drive Trail Reviews

Marc Machin

Skyline Drive Trail

05/26/19

While the hiking was great, the fact that the parking along Foothill Blvd is extremely prone to break-ins make this a "never go here again". Broken glass along the parking shoulder, and yes, my car was broken into when I hiked it.

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