Turnbull Canyon – Turnbull Debris Basin loop from Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs

Turnbull Canyon – Turnbull Debris Basin loop from Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs

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Turnbull Canyon – Turnbull Debris Basin loop from Norwalk/Santa Fe Springs

03:46

64.6km

1,100m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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9.01 km

View of La Habra Heights

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Climb up into the picturesque and rural community of La Habra Heights, known for large properties, many of which allow for agricultural activities such as horse keeping and avocado farming. The area has fantastic views that reach as far as the ocean, and on a clear day, Catalina Island is visible.

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21.7 km

View of Anaheim

Highlight • Viewpoint

Climbing up into La Habra Heights gives a rewarding view down into the city of Anaheim below.

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28.3 km

Puente Hills Preserve

Highlight • Forest

33.1 km

Schabarum Regional County Park North Entrance

Highlight • Parking

45.7 km

Turnbull Canyon

Highlight • Canyon

Ride through Turnbull Canyon and be rewarded with stunning views of Los Angeles County and surround yourself with a mix of natural beauty and historical intrigue. The road climbs with an average gradient of 5.2%, gaining 775 feet in elevation and peaking at 1,161 feet. Be cautious of fast-driving vehicles on the winding roads.

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45.7 km

Turnbull Canyon Road

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

This is a great short but intense workout in climbing. First time workout stopping in between. yay!

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49.2 km

Turnbull Debris Basin

Highlight • Structure

As you hike near Turnbull Debris Basin, observe its crucial function in storing runoff and sediment, acting as a safeguard against downstream flooding and sedimentation, and protecting human life and property. Positioned along the canyon road en route to the Turnbull Canyon Trailhead, it plays a vital role in mitigating flood risks downstream, ensuring community safety.

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