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    Eucalyptus Trail Loop

    4.5 (60 reviews)

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    Lyn P.

    Came here and decided to walk and hike on this trails the scenery is very beautiful you and see cities when your on top and as you walking as well. You can see cow there as well and bring dogs with you as well. This is my first time here an it has very nice view.

    Caroline N.

    Such a pretty hike! We saw grassy rolling hills, mustard flower fields, cows, donkeys, horses. It took a little over an hour and only the first 10 min were hard with the steep incline but I had so much fun! Sunday was busy but not too busy and there were even info booth people on the trail guiding people if they got lost. OH and free parking. 10/10 experience

    Marissa T.

    The Eucalyptus trail starts right next to the chino hills community park off of Eucalyptus Ave and Peyton Dr. The parking lot doesn't open so early so you might have to park at the Chino Hills Community Center and walk over to the start. This trail is beautiful, with a little bit of incline. The hike itself is probably about 3 miles. Beautiful views, not stroller friendly.

    Clary A.

    Beautiful view. Trail is easy to moderate with some incline. A good 3 miles hike. Bring a hat , suncreen and wear a good pair of shoes, hiking shoes preferably. Ample amount of parking at the Chino Hills Community park. This trail is very popular, so it is very busy especially on weekends. You will see horses, cows and donkeys along your hike. But please be mindful. Admire them from a distance . Do not pet or feed them. Keep the trail clean for everybody to enjoy. Highly recommended .

    Raymond M.

    What a beautiful hike. Parking was easy at the start of the trail. Plenty of it. 85 degrees in January lol can't complain. Dog friendly which is a plus. Pretty easy hike. Took less than 2 hours for the loop.

    Shelia T.

    This was a great light to moderate trail. There was a lot of things to see with a great view and animals to see along the way. I highly recommend this trail.

    Daniella P.

    It was very pretty and easy to maneuver. My dog had a blast running around and frolicking in the grass. It was a little crowded when I went but that's because I went on a Saturday morning.

    Kymberly M.

    This is the best walking trail around. Scenery is beautiful. Great landscape, greenery, animals to see. There are a few challenging slopes but you can also stay on the street trail for a more flat walk. There are also restaurants nearby for breakfast before or lunch after. Lots of green space and dog-friendly. Please remember to pick up after your dogs and take your empty bottles and trash with you!

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    Shwe N.

    how lucky are we to have this in our backyard!! drive and parking was super ez on a friday morning. very beginner / moderate friendly

    Cydia N.

    I really enjoyed this trail walk/hike. There are different routes 2.5miles and 3.5miles. It will take between 1-1.5 hour. We did the longer route. Some incline and decline for about a mile and the rest is flat. You'll always walk by all the farms...we saw horses and cows. It was fun!

    Georgina T.

    First time here and very pleased with the ease to find this hiking trail. Ample parking at the Chino Hills Community park. Gorgeous views. See photos below. Wear all-trail shoes for better traction, bring water, sunscreen, hat or umbrella as most of the trail is in full sun. Family friendly hike. Expect a couple of moderate/steep inclines to the top.

    Jesse L.

    It was great weather & very clean. Quite easy would definitely recommend. The park is also very nice

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    Benjamin N.

    free parking, the trail is a loop so no walking backwards and it's a good mix of the surrounding city and the hills. the trail is mostly flat and easy to follow. there's also cows at one part near the middle. bob is a fan favorite.

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    Ask the Community - Eucalyptus Trail Loop

    In January will I run into snakes ? What month has highest sightings of snakes?

    I've spent a lot of time on the trail and never seen a rattle snake. I have seen a harmless snake.

    Can i take my baby in a stroller?

    It can be uneven at times, mostly dirt, a stroller would be hard to push. I would recommend a backpack carrier depending on the age of your baby.

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