About Orange Blossom Trail Blazers

We are a group of motivated citizens who see Redlands, San Bernardino County and other cities in the Inland Empire creating biking and running trails from abandoned railway lines to beautify their city and bring economic, health, and environmental benefits to all residents and visitors.

Endorsements Come From All Parts of the Community

• American Trails – Roger Bell
• Assembly Member, 65th District — Russ Bogh
• Boys and Girls Club of Redlands
• City of Redlands Fire Department
• City of Redlands Police Department
• Downtown Redlands Business Association (DRBA)
• Healthy Transportation Network — Jeffery Rosenhall
• Inland Mexican Heritage — Robert Gonzalez
• Kiwanis Club of Redlands — Thursday evening
• Mentone Area Community Association (MACA)
• National Park Service - Jim Donovan, Rivers, Trails & Conserv. Assistance Program
• Northside Advisory Committee — Joe Gonzalez
• Northside Impact Committee — Eddie Flores
• North Redlands Visioning Committee — Mario Saucedo
• Rails-to-Trails Conservancy — California Field Office
• Redlands City Council member — Jon Harrison
• Redlands Conservancy
• Redlands Unified School District
• Rotary Club of Redlands — Morning
• Rotary Club of Redlands — Afternoon
• San Bernardino County — Dennis Hansberger, Vice Chairman, Supervisor, 3rd District
• San Bernardino County — Dept. of Parks and Trails
• San Bernardino Dept. of Public Health
• Senate Republican Leader, 31st District — Bob Dutton
• Tierra Seca Landscape Design — Brian Swope
• University of Redlands — Dr. Jim Appleton
• Water Resources Institute, California State University San Bernardino

Timeline of the Orange Blossom Trail

The Redlands Orange Blossom Trail Leadership committee has been working to make the trail a reality for five years. Learn about their activities and find out what's coming up.