Black Star Canyon has provided food and shelter to wildlife and humans for centuries.
Once the dwelling place of native Tongva peoples, once held under Spanish and Mexican rule, and once home to a coal mining operation, Black Star Canyon Wilderness Park has provided people and animals alike with food, shelter, and prosperity throughout its history. Today, the canyon is enjoyed by thousands of visitors each year and offers both introductory trails for beginner hikers and families and more challenging experiences for advanced trail users. Whether visitors want to explore the native plants and wildlife on a 30-minute stroll, or tackle a 7-mile cardio excursion, the canyon’s diverse history enriches the trails throughout the park.
Once the dwelling place of native Tongva peoples, once held under Spanish and Mexican rule, and once home to a coal mining operation, Black Star Canyon Wilderness Park has provided people and animals alike with food, shelter, and prosperity throughout its history. Today, the canyon is enjoyed by thousands of visitors each year and offers both introductory trails for beginner hikers and families and more challenging experiences for advanced trail users. Whether visitors want to explore the native plants and wildlife on a 30-minute stroll, or tackle a 7-mile cardio excursion, the canyon’s diverse history enriches the trails throughout the park.
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