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All you people better not go up there. We have enough shitty people as is. We don’t need no more looters. As for this channel delete this shit. Quit burning out good spots and stop and let people find out for themselves!

Do u know when hermit falls will open again ?

Places like this get destroyed with scumbags that leave trash and graffiti… just like Lytle Creek

Beautiful video with great details, thanks so much!❤

Thank you for sharing Stoddard Falls!!! Looks like you guys had a blast and tubi too.

Try to leave the spray paint at home also.

Hi I just started a hiking channel I wanted to know what do you use to film your hikes for your longer videos hope you can get back to me thank you love the content by the way ❤

AZUSA SHOUT OUT BONE 🦴 HEAD LIZARD 🦎

Bro you're fucked up for telling all the illegals where to go period ‼️🤡🪳🗑️

I’m sure the water is super cold

We use to go up Azusa Canyon back in the early to mid 1980's when it was free. Then in the 1990's trash everywhere. That is why the rangers came up with a daily $5.00 pass. There was Follows Camp on the East Fork. Going up HWY 39 past the East Fork was public parking, and bathrooms. You could bring your vehicle down into the San Gabriel River, or continue up HWY 39 going all the way up where you hit Crystal Lake, where rumored Jason Voorhees was : actually it was filmed in Connecticut.. AT the entrance of HWY 39 was the El Encanto, where Hostage was filmed, with Bruce Willis....

Yo no iría a ese lugar. Se desapareció gente donde hay campo que miedo

James Edward Olmos is narrating

Wow it looks clean!

Are there not any park rangers or staff that are available to help keep it clean too? This is sad. Thanks for your efforts. I live in Azusa and didn’t know about this place before.

i don’t have water shoes or hiking sandals. What should i do? Regular sneakers okay?

See ya at Westfork baby!

great video. Brings me back to college days. Use to go up there for swimming. Caution though there are a lot of snakes lol

I lived right next to the SGR bed on the Duarte side 1959-1971. Before they put the levies in , there were huge boulders in the riverbed which we innertubed on. They let the water out of Morris dam for about two weeks in August every year. Great memories.

40 yrs. Ago that trash was not there at all locations , over the whole the the san Gabriel Mts

They used to have crews to walk and issue warnings, and or tickets. I believe this should be heavily enforced.

wars exist so does chaos and destruction. And then there are these flowers on top of the highest mountain in Los Angeles..... amazing.

Im take my family here this weekend hopefully is not crowded thanks fr…….🎉🎉

it is so sad the crap people leave at these places ,disgusting and totally uncivilized. I try to pick up all the sh*t they leave, but they all come back and ruins it for everyone that truly cares. i've seen this canyon gotten so dirty and just sad.

Holy $hit! I live for these moments! Thank you PMSL😂😂😂😂

Does anybody know how deep it is?

Hermoso ❤

Thanks for helping with the cleanup.

What a beautiful area, a beautiful video and a beautiful narration. I'm excited to follow you. ❤

I was there in April too. Apparently we had too much rain too early and the poppies got choked out by other blooms 😢

Nice looking water and your river doesn't look as crazy as the Provo River up here in Northern Utah. Sorry to see the graffiti.☹

Born and raised in Cali but never been here! Looks like fun. If I go I promise to be respectful and even pick up someone else's trash.

Would you recommend bringing your dogs, if they like hiking, or is it no dogs allowed? I have 2 active border collies

In the 80's i went up there the road was still dangerous ,weekenders camp out and brought live band echoed the music shook the mountain very good. Thanks for memories and keep America beautiful ,don't trashed.

Amazing still so much water, like a paradise…my friends and I went here in the early 70s…it was nice then too❤! So many people know about it now and many have no respect

Great video. Thanks for posting. Having been born(1965) and raised about a mile from the beach near LAX and did a lot of exploring the local mountains, my parents also owned a home in Crestline, Lake Gregory. There are so many amazing places in and around L.A. like the beaches and creeks and rivers and mountains all witiin just a few minutes or an hour drive and most people don't even know about these places. But, unfortunately, a lot of people do know about these places and have no respect for the beauty and nature and for other people. These places have become dirty, dangerous and not enjoyable. Its a shame.

I live there for over 50 yrs and then mexicans came in and Fuck it up...😅

Hola una pregunta se puede cocinar en una estufa de gas, si lo permiten? Gracias

Tobi se aqua now. 😊

I almost wish you wouldn’t share these, but I know that’s unreasonable to ask. I’ve just seen too many spots in our local mountains get destroyed by the masses

Not bad man, you almost sound like that accent is legit...😂😅

Ay que meter la ley

This was amazing! I used to live not too far from here and never knew this beautiful location existed. Thanks for posting this!

Quiero ir este fin de semana y si permiten cocinar en estufa de gas?

NOPE! Not doin it!

Are there fish there to do some fishing?

Can you camp there? Thank you . Good video.

I thought there were 2 pools? Why was the 2nd pool not filled with water

Exwlente video paso a paso para los que no hemos visitado,, gracias