Its length is listed as .75 miles (3,960 ft) along Cherry St. between Walnut St. and Baxter Rd. (This trail is actually 2611 ft in length making it just under 1/2 mile) The trail is on the eastside of the road, appears to be fairly flat, wide enough to stay out of the roadway and maintained by the locals as this section does not appear to be adopted.
The beginning
The trail says North South so we will start walking from the North to the South starting at Walnut St. the first thing we see looking around
The trail ahead
Open spaces in town
Looking back from whence we have come
Olive trees which may have been around since the beginning of Wildomar
Half way point
Looking towards the end
One of the many private drives, only one city street crosses the trail
Farm implements, may have been used to tend to the olive trees back up the trail
Yard art, Wildomar Style
End of this trail
Along the way we saw numerous examples of rural Wildomar and why many people moved here, there is a mixture of old homes, new individual homes being built, expansive properties, small properties, ranch style, spanish style, dogs galore usually in pairs. It being spring many people were out in the yard, saw numerous people that work from home.