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Lizzie's Trail Inn & Richardson House

Sierra Madre, California

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Lizzie's Trail Inn, nestled at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, was a beloved pit stop for hikers exploring the Mount Wilson Trail in the early 1900s.

Richardson House is a charming example of Craftsman architecture, showcasing the artistic flair and attention to detail typical of early 20th-century homes.

This quaint inn served as a social hub for the Sierra Madre community, where locals and travelers alike would gather for hearty meals and lively conversations.

The house was designed by architect Henry Mather Greene, one half of the renowned Greene and Greene duo known for their iconic Craftsman-style homes.

Legend has it that the inn is haunted by the spirit of its original owner, Lizzie, who still watches over the place with a friendly presence.

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