This is a neighborhood trail I recently discovered when I started my hike from Nora Kuttner trail…read moreon Euclid st & randomly ended up here. It's an easy short trail that has small inclines but definitely doable for all level of fitness. I saw people with pets & bikers along the way. It's a good trail to catch up with a friend. There are no shades so wear sunblock & a hat.

I enjoyed hiking this trail with my parents over the weekend. They can't really be on trails that…read morehave big declines and inclines so this one was perfect. For the most part, it consists of flat terrain with small inclines here and there but it is quite easy overall. We enjoyed taking our time walking around and observing the vegetation and scenery. There was a small part where you could see a lot of Orange County. It is also not a very long trail and can be completed in a little over an hour as it is out and back. There are also many people on bikes riding around so be mindful of this as you are on the trail.

My friend and I run here throughout the week! It is quiet, enough greenery to forget you're in a…read morecity, and bonus points for the multiple dogs you see on the trail. Parking is a breeze. There's a lake nearby and different routes you can take. There are a few trashcans and they are usually pretty full on the weekends. I haven't seen a restroom but there are plenty of businesses nearby. Note there are some large gaps on the trail- hoping they fill it up soon. Sometimes there is horse droppings so be mindful where you step. We will be back!

Fullerton Loop Trail -- with several intersections of other mini trails is a serene, 3-mile loop…read morenestled within the heart of several neighborhoods. Perfect for a peaceful walk, jog, or bike ride, the trail winds through a variety of landscapes, including shaded trees, open meadows, and some benches along the path. I love coming here to see other walkers with their dogs. The only reminder is to bring your water bottle as theirs limited water fountains along the route.

I've come to this trail for a few of my weekend long runs now, and I've really enjoyed it! I…read moreusually park in the Downtown Brea parking structure at no cost and start from there, running all the way until the trail ends in the industrial area and looped back. That route got me about 6 miles in. It's a well-trafficked trail, so I felt safe throughout my run with plenty of walkers, runners, and cyclists around. The trail is mostly flat, making it great for easy runs, but there are a few sections that dip down and back up so you can get a little hill work in too. One thing to note is that there isn't much shade, and I didn't come across any water fountains along the trail. If you're planning to run on a hot, sunny day, make sure you're hydrated and bring enough water!

Ever since my kids have started riding bikes, we have been looking for SAFE places to ride…read more The Tracks at Brea is one of those places! If you park next to Brea Blvd., there is a small parking lot with restrooms and an outdoor gym. The parking lot is small, so be prepared to wait or find other parking. The paved trail runs a few miles in both directions. It also has painted lines for two way traffic. It's a scenic route with houses on one side and businesses on the other side. Overall, a wonderful paved trail for your young riders, joggers, walkers, skateboarders, e-bikers, and outdoorsy people. Xie Xie!

I have had this place bookmarked forever and finally experienced the Santa Ana River Trail. I live…read morein the neighboring apartments by the Angel Stadium so I have no idea why it has taken me almost two years to finally experience this gem! Entrance: Multiple entrances but the one most convenient to my apartment is right by Angel stadium parking lot across from golden road which is DuPont and Orangewood. If you don't live in the nearby apartments then I recommend parking by golden road brewery and walking over. You will see bike pathways with entrances (attached photo). Otherwise, the bike trail has quite a few bikers so don't be that annoying pedestrian that is in the way. Walk along the side, lol. If you enter by Angel Stadium the trail to the left will take you down to Honda center, roughly 1.2 miles, maybe a little less. Otherwise, the trail circles back and takes you down to Orange, and then some. I stopped around 4 miles since it started to drizzle but would love to see how long this trail can go! Tip--they cleaned up this trail tremendously. I saw no homeless people or anybody loitering. I felt safe going by myself on a Sunday morning.

I've been biking on this trail everyday now. Personally, I'm getting more and more fond of it. It's…read moretrying to be part of my lifestyle these days. The trail is relatively safe. I don't see as many homeless people as I used to which is a very nice and refreshing. Some of the landscapes along the trail are just too beautiful. Who needs a gym when you have the Santa Ana River Trail!

Recently found this trail and so happy we did…read more 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!

I love being able to make a short drive to this cute little park to walk/run/ride/bird the trail…read more 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.

This hiking trail is worth the trek! The panoramic city views from the top are stunning and make…read moreevery step worthwhile. The trail is well maintained and has a mix of scenery and exercise. The only thing that could make it even more perfect would be a waterfall along the way. Other than that, it's an incredible hike that I'd definitely do again! One of my local favorites.

Scores a strong 3.9 Great area to explore. Trails are…read morevaried and naturally inspired. And the benefit.that it links to other trails , makes this a system of parks that is inspiring and challenging.

YBL Lakebed Trail is a quiet 3-mile loop that's well marked paths and shaded in most area. There's…read moreno water fountain so bring your own water bottle. It's great for walking, running, or biking, and you'll occasionally see horseback riders as well. A peaceful and enjoyable trail overall wedged between several neighborhoods.

What a great place for an evening hike! Parking is easy anywhere near Short St and Blueberry St in…read morethe residential area at the trail head. I have hiked during the daylight in the past as well and had no issues with parking. In the evenings you'll hear frogs and maybe see some wildlife. During the daylight there is little shade.

A good little 2.5 mile hike that's perfect for Cubs and young Troop kids. Some uphill moments, but…read moreit's easy to manage, plus you're in town so it's easy to get to and use. Parking can be a bit wild on the street, but other than that it's pretty straightforward. You're in the sun quite a bit, so bring sun protection and plenty of water. :)

Opening is a dirt path uphill from the sidewalk. From the parking lot, one can also cut across the…read morebaseball field, "the yard". The water tower view overlooks the West. During the 4th of July, it looks like a war zone. On a clear day you can see the city skyline (downtown LA), at the very least Beach Boulevard.