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    Butterfield Park

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    Quaint little park with a good playground for kids! Its quiet, well kept and dog friendly.

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    Great toddler play area - 2 playgrounds together... one for toddlers and one for bigger kids. very clean and quiet

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    This is an absolute beautiful beautiful park in Chino Hills. I am a regular and love coming here…read morefor my hikes and runs. The sceneries are always so beautiful. Depending how far you would like to hike, it can easily be a 10 miles round trips. Some parts can get very steep and some are just flat service. Too many shade available shade, sun protection is always recommeded. There are different entrances to enter. From this side, it is mostly street / residential parking.

    I remember coming here years ago for a super bloom. This place is HUGE! Cell service is also very…read morespotty. I met up with some friends here for our monthly hiking group excursion. The drive into the park and throughout can be a bit sketchy at parts because there are times when the road is so narrow, only one car can pass at a time. They have small turnouts, but it got interesting at some places. You also have to watch out for hikers that are parking down the road and walking into the park to avoid the entrance fee. The ranger at the entrance was very friendly and helpful. He handled the exchange for the $10 entrance fee. You can pay online with their QR Code, but I didn't have service, and they also charge you an additional $0.55 service fee for that service. There are restrooms right at the entrance. The facilities are well-kept and stocked, which we all appreciated. We parked near the Rolling M Ranch Campground. Looks like a decent camping area. They don't allow campfires though. There were campsites available. We started out hiking Ranger Ridge Trail, then swung down to Raptor Ridge Trail. Whew! My quads and calves were BURNING! Those are some steep climbs there! These particular trails are also very narrow with a ton of overgrowth. I was glad I wore long-sleeves, but should have worn pants because the brush tore my legs up a bit. There's also a ton of foxtails and they kept getting stuck in the top of our shoes. Ouch! When we swung back down to Telegraph Canyon Trail, that was wide enough for us all to walk together and had nice spots of shade. That trail was well maintained. There are a ton of hiking trails here. I'd be willing to keep coming back to explore more!

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