What nice and fun little park to take the kiddos to. It's located in diamond bar not too far from…read moretarget and the freeway. There is a round about parking near the entrance with a moderate amount of parking spaces but if you go past that further in there are more parking available. The play ground is quite large compared to other smaller park playgrounds. The cool think i like was that stairs from the first parking lot with the restrooms connect to the playground. So kids can jump right into the fun. Next to the playground its surrounded with plenty of picnic tables (concrete) and lets parents sit and relax while the kids play. The playground has multiple entries with two slides? Two monkey bars, stepping stone style elevated steps, a fireman pole, etc... definitely a fun park to come to. There is a little creek adjacent to the playground where you get a nice tranquil stream of flowing water drowned by the screams and laughter of children in the background, lol.. its nice really and something that sets it apart. We did not go further past the stream but there appears to be additional tables and a trail. Had a great time meeting our friends there and enjoying some fun times with the kids in the process. My kids loved it.

Sycamore Canyon Park has a playground and tables to sit and lounge around it. Its a very shaded…read morearea which I thoroughly like about this park. Also there is a hiking trail that I now frequently go to now. Especially the last few weeks (despite it being late January/early February) its been very warm in SoCal. This trail is relatively easy as it only takes about 30 minutes to complete the trail. I also love how most of this trail has plenty of shade. One of my favorite parks and hiking trails to go to around the Diamond Bar area.

Outstanding park with a beautiful north view overlooking Diamond Bar, parts of San Gabriel Valley…read more(and mountains). Does not have the biggest grassy area, but there is a cool trail that connects you from DB Blvd. up to the park. Fun for hikers and people with dogs, and exercise buffs. The community center is also available for events and provides a lot of activities and classes for all ages. Cool for city locals

I'm not quite sure this is called Summitridge Trail or Grand View Trail because it has many names…read moresuch as Canyon Loop or Diamond Bar Loop. Anyhow, we parked our car at the Diamond Bar City Center then we started to hike. This trail is about a 1.5-mile loop trail. It takes an average of 47 min to complete. I would say this is an easy hike for us. However, we enjoyed this beautiful trail with some nice views up on the mountain. Some sections are a little steep but not to the top. This is a popular trail for hiking. We hiked on New Year's Day and the weather was so nice and it had a lot of people there. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash.

On a Sunday morning, we came here to hike and the trail was named correctly. There are steep parts…read moreof the trail but it's not steep for very long. Views were great even in heavy fog and there were quite a few people on the trail. There is free and safe parking and a free little library at a nearby home. Great workout and love the stairs and a lot of little benches to sit and rest.

It's a very nice short trail. It has two steep hills at the beginning and the rest it's very easy…read more A lot of snake activity and some parts have overgrown bushes and very narrow path which can be concerning because of the presence of rattlesnakes, so be careful!

Cute and easy hike! There are some uphills but it makes it a good little workout. This hike is…read moreshort but productive, and the views of the city are lovely! I did this hike with my two year old (he was in a stroller). The end and the beginning of the hike were a little challenging with a stroller because the path is cracked and beaten down by weather. But it wasn't something that we couldn't get past. So just a little heads up for parents with a stroller!

Really cool hike!!! Very clean and very easy hike. Took our dog out there and he loved it!!! 2/10…read morewhen it comes to difficulty.

Beautiful location for hiking , photos and views! It is safe and easy. I go every weekread more

My favorite trail to hike. You'll catch me here often on weekends. Sometimes during the week…read morebecause it's such a beautiful and peaceful place to be.

Poison Hemlock lines trail leading to the redwoods. The redwoods are beautiful and worth the walk…read more Avoid touching the Poison Hemlock which can cause welts on skin or death if eaten. Purple and green stems on white flowers are indicating this is poison hemlock. Water on a small area near end of trail is near poison hemlock and should also be avoided. The Redwoods are gorgeous! Many lovely birds. Just beware even among them some small sprouts of poison hemlock is growing. The signage explaining the redwoods is fascinating. It is lovely. Stay safe and warm kids because there is no signage indicating the danger explicitly.

Review 36/365 Day Challenge…read more This is a pretty big regional park with a big Lake. Seen guest fishing at the lake. Have a few playgrounds along w some gazebo available with picnic tables under the gazebo. It's a pretty nice clean park. With lots of trees, shadings and a great walking cemented sidewalk. You can walk from Carbon Canyon Park to go see the beautiful Redwoods. Lots of tennis courts available at this park. There is a parking fee since it's a regional park.

Beautiful park in Chino Hills named English Springs, this is both our first time here and it was so…read morepeaceful. We walked around on the cemented path and looked at the birds and ducks. Overall this place is really nice for just a place to relax. The trees are pretty and just looked so beautiful here when I was visiting I will be back!

The park is clean, love all the grassy areas but the parking situation sucks! There's maybe 20…read morestalls. You can park across the street at a strip mall but if you have a lot to carry that would be inconvenient.

Great place to walk the trail or chill to enjoy the park. They have a dog park as well as a horse…read morestalls within the perimeter of the park. Love the hills and shaded tree areas along the trails. Good place to get some exercise for the body and mind.

Gorgeous early morning hike on the Schabarum Trail in Walnut! The fog was so thick that you could…read moreonly see about 20 feet in front of you at some parts. It was like walking in the clouds! I hate being hot when I hike, so it was luxurious.

The Eucalyptus Loop Trail continues to be one of my local favorites! It's easy-to-moderate, with a…read morefew inclines here and there, and of course the cows and horses that make the 2.5 miles feel totally worth it! This time I brought a friend and two of my dogs (the trail is dog-friendly as long as they're leashed). We arrived about an hour and a half before sunset on a Thursday and started from the left side of the Community Center parking lot where the painted rocks are. The mile markers every 0.5 miles also help with letting you know how far you've come and how much is left. There were plenty of other hikers out too, like families, kids, fellow dog owners, etc. Golden hour made everything look extra pretty, like the green spring hills, open meadows, and even the sky. With some photo breaks, it took us about 1.5 hours to complete the hike, but you could easily finish in under an hour if you're not constantly stopping to admire the views lol. Next time, I think I'd start from the right side so the cows and horses show up earlier in the loop instead of being the "final reward" at the end haha

This is actually the McCoy Trail Loop. The names on social media and yelp are incorrect. Make sure…read moreyou check Google Maps and the signs. If you take the Eucalyptus Trail Loop you will be mostly on city streets, which will eventually take you only partially through the scenery. Once you go on the right loop, the McCoy loop is the beautiful trail other reviewers have mentioned, with animals, scenic views, and an easy walk.

Easy trail abd mostly shaded. Some incline/decline, but easy for strollers too. Dog friendly on…read moreleash and fully paved. Multiple picnic tables along the way and trashcan. One water station midway. No specific parking lot, residential parking was easy.

The Madrugada Trail Is Long And Beautiful Because It Stretches From Madrigada Drive To Grand Avenue…read moreAnd Peyton Drive. I Like How This Trail Is Surrounded By Trees And Makes It A Soothing Atmosphere. This Trail Even Has Shortcuts And Hidden Paths. Here Are Some Photos I Took In One Of The Shortcuts In July 2024