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This is a very nicely kept trail. Very clean and lots of wild life to look at while walking, running or bike riding.
A date wanted to bring me here, but we ended up going to another local park. I wish we came here instead because it's a romantic place. Other than the fact there was poop on the trail. It feels like an estuary, but the fencing does kind of take away from its natural beauty. I see a lot of birds near the water--it says they built an island for them. Right now in the fall/winter, the weather is pretty nice. It is still kind of warm, but there is a pleasant view of the mountains. Definitely bring water because I'm going to frank about the safety. For whatever reason, I don't want to venture too far from my car because there's not a lot of people around, so I'm worried my car might get stolen. But other than that, I like that it's secluded and quiet. I only saw a few people, so it's very peaceful. If you need to use the restroom and you park near on S Rio Vista, prepare to go for a stroll before you hit the toilets. I had to run a bit to get there. I guess I could have parked near the other ones, but I wanted to get more steps in, I suppose. This place has a nice paved trail great for bicyclists, with plenty of parking on the street. There's almost no one here on a weekday afternoon. The only thing is I wish the entire path was a loop. It feels a little strange that it's a line going up and down.
This trail is absolutely beautiful. Love coming here on a sunny day. This is my second time coming. There are plenty of people and dogs on the trail everyone is nice and friendly.
I feel really sad to write this review, and even worse that I may have to part ways with this trail. Anaheim Coves Trail has really grown on me as my daily running trail. The trail is fast, easy, and you never get tired of running with outdoor with views. However, last week my car got broken into. What makes me sad is that there were so many other cars parked, and also that their parking lot is right next to an apartment complex. Whoever broke into my car felt confident enough to break in despite the environment not being empty. I wish the city would enforce some type of security, as I will miss my morning runs here. Be sure to not leave any valuable possessions or your wallet, because once you go into the trail, you will not come back out for about 3 miles. I did see a van parked facing cars coming in, so I am suspecting it was likely this man. Please be cautious, I would hate for this to happen to anyone else
Nice, scenic place to go for a bike ride or a stroll. I went here on Sunday evening and it was peacefully quiet. There weren't many people around during that time. There is a designated biking trail with a good amount of space for bikers to comfortably move around safely. There were also multiple benches along the trail to sit and rest. I really appreciate how clean and well kept this place was, I didn't see any trash on the trail at all. Along the trail, you can see the Santa Ana River with the mountains far in the background, it is truly scenic. There is free street parking alongside the fence and there was plenty of parking available. I definitely recommend coming here for a peaceful bike ride or stroll.
Review is for the 888 rio vista part of the trail which had plenty of street parking at 9 am on a weekend. Overall this area seems like a nice place to go bike riding and for a simple walk on a paved surface. People were friendly and it was very new looking and well maintained. This address leads you to a trail where you walk on a paved road the entire time and the Santa Ana river is blocked by a large fence along the entire length we were on. Some of the yelp pictures that look more like a cool dirt trail are the mini path from street to the paved hiking trail and are not representative of the entire Anaheim Coves. Some of the cool pictures of the river were shot through the fence, we didn't see any way to get to the river at the entrance we parked at. My son was bored pretty quickly and we left in about 30 minutes. He probably would have loved it more if he was riding his bike. On the side of the trail there is also a lot of dog poo, please clean up after yourself! Kids and other animals like to run off the paved part.
Easy out-and-back that's paved for both walkers/runners and cyclists. Parking is free and located past the driving range parking lot. The trail is about 3 miles from end to end. There were a few alternate paths you could take that were made of compact dirt, but the path is primarily asphalt. The trail meanders around the reservoir, and we did notice that there were some cyclist paths on the other side of where we were. There are a few benches if you needed to sit and small spaces for exercisers. There's apparently an app you could use as part of the fitness trail. Bathrooms are available at both ends of the trail, and were very clean. There was a good amount of people, but it wasn't as crowded as I was expecting. This is a good path for families and small kids/babies in strollers could be taken on the trail. Overall, a very easy way to take a leisurely walk/easy run and get some sunshine.
I usually park my hummer near to golf place but not any more to much home lees no safe my car! Fund parking on Lincoln other side the golf course!
In a 26 acre park, easy to walk, jog or bike the flat paved 2.5 mile trail around the fenced reservoir. Unfortunately this black chained fence compromises the view of the large reservoir. Allow an hour to walk the route. Parking & Bathrooms at 1. S Phoenix Club Dr (SE side of the trail and can enter via E Ball Rd just east of Island Golf Center ) 2. Lincoln Ave & Anaheim Cove Trail (NW side of trail; just 1 block east of S Kingsley St) 3. no bathroom here but can find street parking along S Rio Vista St (SW side of the trail) and entered the trail near the intersections with E Wagner Ave (another entrance near E Ames St).
This is a nice quiet place to walk, run or bike. It's well keep up and the path is paved with a few information spots to check out. There's a few areas to park. You can look at a map to find them I do like to walk here as the sun is coming up. There a body of water that the path follows with lots of birds to watch.
Beautiful and so peaceful! A bit of a hidden gem in the city of Anaheim nestled in a residential area. Maybe it was the time, but I only encountered one couple walking their dogs. The trail is paved, but I did notice a discrete dirt path but decided against it this time. It was a straight path, which is good for jogging and low impact walking Only issue is that I could not locate the bathrooms. I plan to return for a much longer hike next time to enjoy all the beauty this hike has to offer.
We showed up to this location and it sounded like a good idea until I saw all the bushes . After my trip to Temecula think I'm a little traumatized. This looks like the exact scene of where our friend dog got bit by a rattlesnake. I'm not quite ready for the look of this environment yet. I'll try again after snake season. I don't even know if there's snakes in Anaheim but just to be on the safe side back in the car ago!
A nice place to do morning walk or biking! Different entrances along the trail and plenty of parking spaces on the street
3 months ago
Recently found this trail and so happy we did. Easily accessible from both sides, with restrooms. Clean well kept. Has markers along the way to indicate the miles. Benches for seating. Biking and dogs allowed. Unfortunately not a lot of shade, but a hat and some sun screen and you are golden. Perfect spot to start or end your day to get your movement in! read more
5 months ago
I love being able to make a short drive to this cute little park to walk/run/ride/bird the trail. There's a lot of shade on the trail which I love. I hate being out under the sun so I can use alllll the shade! There are several entrances to this place depending on what you want to do. The South St side is a better one for birding. There's parking on one end and residential on another end. Great place to have your leisure walks by yourself or with your dog. read more
1 year ago
Amazing nature! Nice walks! Right off Lincoln close to the freeway! So many connected walking if you want to wonder off! read more
3 years ago
A date wanted to bring me here, but we ended up going to another local park. I wish we came here instead because it's a romantic place. Other than the fact there was poop on the trail. It feels like an estuary, but the fencing does kind of take away from its natural beauty. I see a lot of birds near the water--it says they built an island for them. Right now in the fall/winter, the weather is pretty nice. It is still kind of warm, but there is a pleasant view of the mountains. Definitely bring water because I'm going to frank about the safety. For whatever reason, I don't want to venture too far from my car because there's not a lot of people around, so I'm worried my car might get stolen. But other than that, I like that it's secluded and quiet. I only saw a few people, so it's very peaceful. If you need to use the restroom and you park near on S Rio Vista, prepare to go for a stroll before you hit the toilets. I had to run a bit to get there. I guess I could have parked near the other ones, but I wanted to get more steps in, I suppose. This place has a nice paved trail great for bicyclists, with plenty of parking on the street. There's almost no one here on a weekday afternoon. The only thing is I wish the entire path was a loop. It feels a little strange that it's a line going up and down. read more
2 years ago
This trail is absolutely beautiful. Love coming here on a sunny day. This is my second time coming. There are plenty of people and dogs on the trail everyone is nice and friendly. read more
I feel really sad to write this review, and even worse that I may have to part ways with this trail. Anaheim Coves Trail has really grown on me as my daily running trail. The trail is fast, easy, and you never get tired of running with outdoor with views. However, last week my car got broken into. What makes me sad is that there were so many other cars parked, and also that their parking lot is right next to an apartment complex. Whoever broke into my car felt confident enough to break in despite the environment not being empty. I wish the city would enforce some type of security, as I will miss my morning runs here. Be sure to not leave any valuable possessions or your wallet, because once you go into the trail, you will not come back out for about 3 miles. I did see a van parked facing cars coming in, so I am suspecting it was likely this man. Please be cautious, I would hate for this to happen to anyone else read more
Nice, scenic place to go for a bike ride or a stroll. I went here on Sunday evening and it was peacefully quiet. There weren't many people around during that time. There is a designated biking trail with a good amount of space for bikers to comfortably move around safely. There were also multiple benches along the trail to sit and rest. I really appreciate how clean and well kept this place was, I didn't see any trash on the trail at all. Along the trail, you can see the Santa Ana River with the mountains far in the background, it is truly scenic. There is free street parking alongside the fence and there was plenty of parking available. I definitely recommend coming here for a peaceful bike ride or stroll. read more
1 year ago
Review is for the 888 rio vista part of the trail which had plenty of street parking at 9 am on a weekend. Overall this area seems like a nice place to go bike riding and for a simple walk on a paved surface. People were friendly and it was very new looking and well maintained. This address leads you to a trail where you walk on a paved road the entire time and the Santa Ana river is blocked by a large fence along the entire length we were on. Some of the yelp pictures that look more like a cool dirt trail are the mini path from street to the paved hiking trail and are not representative of the entire Anaheim Coves. Some of the cool pictures of the river were shot through the fence, we didn't see any way to get to the river at the entrance we parked at. My son was bored pretty quickly and we left in about 30 minutes. He probably would have loved it more if he was riding his bike. On the side of the trail there is also a lot of dog poo, please clean up after yourself! Kids and other animals like to run off the paved part. read more
6 years ago
Easy out-and-back that's paved for both walkers/runners and cyclists. Parking is free and located past the driving range parking lot. The trail is about 3 miles from end to end. There were a few alternate paths you could take that were made of compact dirt, but the path is primarily asphalt. The trail meanders around the reservoir, and we did notice that there were some cyclist paths on the other side of where we were. There are a few benches if you needed to sit and small spaces for exercisers. There's apparently an app you could use as part of the fitness trail. Bathrooms are available at both ends of the trail, and were very clean. There was a good amount of people, but it wasn't as crowded as I was expecting. This is a good path for families and small kids/babies in strollers could be taken on the trail. Overall, a very easy way to take a leisurely walk/easy run and get some sunshine. read more
2 years ago
I usually park my hummer near to golf place but not any more to much home lees no safe my car! Fund parking on Lincoln other side the golf course! read more
In a 26 acre park, easy to walk, jog or bike the flat paved 2.5 mile trail around the fenced reservoir. Unfortunately this black chained fence compromises the view of the large reservoir. Allow an hour to walk the route. Parking & Bathrooms at 1. S Phoenix Club Dr (SE side of the trail and can enter via E Ball Rd just east of Island Golf Center ) 2. Lincoln Ave & Anaheim Cove Trail (NW side of trail; just 1 block east of S Kingsley St) 3. no bathroom here but can find street parking along S Rio Vista St (SW side of the trail) and entered the trail near the intersections with E Wagner Ave (another entrance near E Ames St). read more
This is a nice quiet place to walk, run or bike. It's well keep up and the path is paved with a few information spots to check out. There's a few areas to park. You can look at a map to find them I do like to walk here as the sun is coming up. There a body of water that the path follows with lots of birds to watch. read more
Beautiful and so peaceful! A bit of a hidden gem in the city of Anaheim nestled in a residential area. Maybe it was the time, but I only encountered one couple walking their dogs. The trail is paved, but I did notice a discrete dirt path but decided against it this time. It was a straight path, which is good for jogging and low impact walking Only issue is that I could not locate the bathrooms. I plan to return for a much longer hike next time to enjoy all the beauty this hike has to offer. read more
5 years ago
We showed up to this location and it sounded like a good idea until I saw all the bushes . After my trip to Temecula think I'm a little traumatized. This looks like the exact scene of where our friend dog got bit by a rattlesnake. I'm not quite ready for the look of this environment yet. I'll try again after snake season. I don't even know if there's snakes in Anaheim but just to be on the safe side back in the car ago! read more
4 years ago
A nice place to do morning walk or biking! Different entrances along the trail and plenty of parking spaces on the street read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Great park for walkers joggers runners bicycles . It's a fast trail, with little up or down hills. Two parking areas, one by golf area , small will lit a restroom, but will lock up after sunset (ball st) the other is on rio vista where you can easily park all day. Trail can be 2.5 to 3 miles for a full circle along the water canal or if you travel north to glassell or 91 freeway you can make it into a 5 to 6 mile adventure. Sunset activities are great, many people on the trails . Relaxing and soothing times. One thing that can be annoying, would be the mosquitoes that are along water line... read more
It's a beautiful quiet spot for a walk in an otherwise busy city. We're always looking for places to connect with nature. And it's been difficult living in Anaheim as most of the area is commercialized with huge buildings and shopping malls. However, this rare trail is the perfect spot for a small walk to escape from the hustle and bustle, and just connect with yourself. Once you get to the location, there is free street parking (which can be a little overcrowded during the weekends). You then enter a gate where concrete walks mix with sand areas and rocks to give an authentic feel. On the one side there are ample trees and shrubs as to block out the roads and houses and all other noise. And the other side has a large body of water that's been unfortunately blocked off by a rather ugly-looking black fence. If the fence gates were open, this ideal place would become truly inspiring. Maybe the city will take notice and create a small recreation area next to the water one day... who knows? I can only hope. read more
5 years ago
Sadly, this park is one of Anaheim's best kept secrets. I had no idea it existed. That's changed; at least it has with my friends and family. It's really cool that you can be right in the city of Anaheim and bam, all of a sudden, you're in a quiet, peaceful, chill place. Clarification, it's not exactly a park with grass and playgrounds for the kids. Rather, it is a great place to go to if you want to get away from the city and go for a walk, jog, bike ride, or walk your dog. It has more than one entrance (I'm not sure how many exactly). I went for a walk with my dog Chico. But I made the mistake to go on a super hot day and had to leave sooner than what I would have wanted to. I will be back again most definitely. 5 stars. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
This is a great place to see all kinds of wild life, hawks, eagles, herons, even turtles, sand pipers. A nice trail that is well kept. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
Great place to walk a dog! Some people were not really pleased with the idea of passing other dogs on the trail, and a few seemed scared of my small but compact cattle dog! He's harmless and probably afraid of your Pomeranian read more
I didn't even know that this place existed until I saw a fellow Yelper post some photos. Yelp is great like that. While I still look for a closer trail to my home, this one isn't too far. I would say that it is around a mile and a half one way. If you walk both ways, which most of us would need to considering you had to park your car, you would walk about three miles if you do the whole thing. It's dog friendly, but poop bags are only at one end. Be sure to bring some with you! Keep them on the path as there are areas that could have ticks or something else nearby. It's a simple trail/path, one direction. There are occasional spots where you can go off the path for a rest on the bench or sit on a rock, read the information signs about the plants and animals, etc. It's next to a lake that is fenced in. The whole way you are walking on a bike path, so luckily for me as well as some others it is not currently that well known, or at least if it is, it's still fairly quiet. Too often I try to have a nice walk on other trails and the bikes come every two seconds and even get rude for being in the way of "their" trail. Everyone that I saw on this trip kept to themselves, bike rides were nice and just went around us, etc. The downfall for me is that you have to stay on that path. There is tall grass and even signs warning you not to get off the path and has pictures of things jumping off plants. The thought of ticks and being nearby is not too great. Different animals could be lurking nearby such as storks, squirrels, rabbits, snakes (not sure what kind but don't care to see any), etc. We saw some storks in the trees and a few bunnies on the other side of the fence. Parking is easy. There are a few spots near the golf area nearby, but there is plenty on Rio Vista to park against the curb. I will have to walk on this when I can. read more
6 years ago
Most people wear masks and social distance. On most days when I go it's pretty empty, very peaceful and pretty. Almost always very clean. More people do need to pick up after their dogs. read more
2 years ago
Great place to walk your dog, beautiful scenery. Only downside is there can be big horse poops on the side of the trail. But there's a patrol car that goes through the trail a couple times a day which ensures safety. It is easy enough for a beginner and if you make a circuit by looping around to the river trail on the other side of the basin it provides a decent workout. Not too much parking during peak hours, but that's not a problem for me. read more
5 years ago
Me & my sister enjoy this park. We Love coming here for an evening walk. The sunsets are great! read more
5 years ago
Great trail to run along. It was clean and well maintained. It didn't seem like homeless camps were a huge issue and trash wasn't everywhere like some other trails. I loved the variety of scenery at the stretch of trail I was on : Angels Stadium, Honda Center and the Firefighters training facility! I'll definitely look forward to coming here on my next Southern CA visit! read more
First time here with my Luck balls, so far so good! It's under construction so we finished on Lincoln. Not bad for beginners (Hikers). But the view is beautiful, outdoor trail and it's Pet friendly, water stations and poop baggies and I noticed rest areas too. It's clean and I felt safe, there was plenty of people on their morning walk. read more
6 years ago
First time going to the trails and it was such a beautiful peaceful experience ! I will deff be going more ! Beautiful views, rest areas, it's clean, pretty flowers all around ... loved the trails read more
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2916 E Lincoln Ave
Anaheim, CA 92806
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Is there a parking lot or just street parking?
There is a small parking lot on Lincoln on the right past Kingsley street if you are going east. I don't think it's really labeled so it might be easy to miss at first. It's right after some apartments.
What time do the gates close at night?
Close at sundown, then the rangers close the gates on the trails
Anyone know if there's a playground here?
Yes. And it looks great!! https://youtu.be/2vR-pUinxd8
Is there fishing ? When I searched for fishing locations this came up.
There is no fishing at the coves
