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The Allison Gulch Falls  is a hidden place in the San Gabriel Mountains , near Los Angeles . Most people go to the Bridge to Nowhere , but they do not know the existence of this beautiful waterfall . The main reason is that there is no marked path. The route begins at the East Fork Parking Lot . Keep in mind that this is a popular spot. It is best to arrive early if you want to park here. The trail is mostly gradual and follows the West Fork of the San Gabriel River . Some sections of the trail require crossing the riverbed. 📌 Remnants of the partially built East Fork Road are still visible in some sections of the trail. San Gabriel River After walk about three miles, you will arrive at Allison Gulch . It's the next major tributary after Laurel Gulch.  Allison Gulch plunges steeply from mighty Iron Mountain before merging with the East Fork San Gabriel River .  Now, we leave the main road and go up along Allison Gulch . There is no trail and you must f

We recently returned from a weekend hiking trip in the  Angeles National Forest . We camped for twoo nights in   Coldbrook campground . Is a 20-site campground, first-come first-serve, for $12 per night. Fire rings, picnic tables, toilets and drinking water are provided.  Coldbrook campground  it is open all year. We camp with our  Quechua ARPENAZ 4 family tent . It's easy mounting if there are two of you, a bit more difficult if just one person doing all the job. Certainly strong and waterproof . This tent is very comfy with a spacious sleeping area and a good size porch for sitting in. We find the Arpenaz is a great size for two but three people would probably be fine if you don't take too much stuff. In the next video you will see how we set up this tent: