Nice trail! Only be aware of coyote presence. Short and easy. Definitely going back. Parking at the…read moresports complex.

Love hikes here! Feels good to get out. Was a little muddy and overgrown but still great.read more

We were looking for a new place to hike and came across Panorama on yelp. There is parking at the…read morebottom of the restaurant and a pathway that leads up. This is a nice calm hike with maybe two inclines. Overall it is beginner friendly and a short walk to the end and back. It overlooks the golf course which is really pretty!

Good for short runs/walks with some hills! In the morning there's plenty of parking esp. when the…read morerestaurant is still closed. You'll most likely come across golfers as there's a golf course in the area. But overall it's a pretty peaceful trail!

Cute lil small park between the backyards of Fullerton homes on the hills. I parked free on the…read morestreets, walked with my girlfriend and cat. Felt safe and nice there's little community gardens and even has someone's farm backyard to see horses.

Great place to hike or bike. Lots of shade, trees, and nice people. Parked at the courthouse…read more There are wooden poles that will tell you how many miles you've accomplished. There's a lake where you can fish for trout! Human and pet restrooms are by the lake too. Will definitely come back to bike one day.

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.

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.

4 stars because I wasn't sure where the parking was! I wish they had made it clearer for people to…read moreindicate where the parking is and I parked on the streets. I only discovered that there was a parking lot after the fact that I had to go towards the trail. There are hiking trails that connect with one another. Definitely go on a cooler day and start earlier if you proceed to go to this hiking trail. It doesn't have a lot of shade. So it's best to bring a hat as well!

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!

This trail has so many great parks and a little bathroom…read moreAlong the route. Very safe and clear. Be careful of bikers but there are trails for runners. Go earlier if you're a runner. The bikers come after 7am. Highly recommend if you're in the area. Fun for all ages

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.

Such a great workout and a great hike for all levels…read more We tend to go right after work around 6ish, and it can get a bit busy, but the overall hike takes us at least an hour, depending on what trail we do. A few of our favorites are the Peter's Canyon Trail, Ridge View Trail, Scout Trail, and the Mountains to Sea Trail. Some can be a bit challenging due to the hills, but after a while you will get used ot it and will see progress, as I did. Great location to get your heart rate moving and to work out in nature. Bring lots of water and comfortable shoes with grip for the steep hills. Also, don't forget to pay for a parking permit to avoid getting a ticket.

My favorite trail for a quick hike…read more I like going early before everyone is there and before it gets too warm. Definitely a safe place to go alone if needed. There's always someone on the trail. Lots of animals see also.. I've ran into coyotes, snakes, birds, roadrunners ... Would definitely recommend for beginner hikers