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County completes Phase 3 of Santa Ana River Trail, allocates nearly $7 million
Summary
San Bernardino County officials said they invested just under $7 million to complete Phase 3 of the Santa Ana River Trail, adding 3.9 miles; Phase 4A (3.7 miles) is in design with construction planned for mid‑2027.
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San Bernardino County officials said Phase 3 of the Santa Ana River Trail is complete, adding 3.9 miles to the 7.1 miles previously finished and bringing the county closer to connecting the Inland Empire to the coast. A presenter described the path as a class‑one bike trail — a fully separated facility — and highlighted improved quality of life, walking paths, and transit connectivity.
Officials said the county put "just under $7 million" into the Phase 3 stretch. They also said Phase 4A, a planned 3.7‑mile segment, is in the design phase with construction anticipated in mid‑2027. Speakers described variations along the trail — shaded, curvy eastern stretches versus less shaded western stretches — and framed completion as a community amenity that encourages outdoor activity.
The briefing did not provide a project budget line‑item or contractor names; those procurement details were not specified during the presentation.

