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.

An enchanting park with a playground for the kiddos and a simple hiking trail for kids of all ages…read more The space is beautifully designed with a parking area near the entrance where the softball field is located and several more spots down the hill near the playground and benches. Once you head down the slope, it does feels like a secret hideaway beyond the trees. This was especially apparent during the late December rainfall, where the wet and gusty weather resulted in many fallen leaves. The air was extra crisp, a perfect place to run around or play hide and seek. I've also come here before during the summer, and I can tell the management takes great care of keeping this place clean. The hike itself is relatively easy with some stairs and incline as well as a nice view to boot. Exercise stations are sprinkled around the top portion which the regulars here can benefit from.

Trails are nicely kept. However, walked a path on Lemon ave I believe where either tweakers or…read morehomeless people had their clothes on branches and one popped out with a plastic bag..

Within the City of Walnut are 30 miles of trails. I have ran or walked probably less than five…read moremiles of these trails. The two areas that I frequent most are the trails around the Snow Creek neighborhood, and the trails near the intersection of Meadowpass Road and Pierre Road. The trails are diverse, depending on which trail you go on. The trails near Snow Creek goes around Snow Creek Park and winds through the Snow Creek neighborhood. One trails goes from Snow Creek Park all the way to the back entrance to Mt. SAC. Elite runners practice on these trails, especially the weeks prior to the Mt. SAC Relays. Lot's of walkers use this trail in the morning. One of my favorite trails when I walk/run with my daughter is near the intersection of Pierre Road and Meadowpass Road. If you come here at the right time, you will see people riding their horses on the trails. One of the trails in this neighborhood leads to the Brookside Equestrian Center where Olympians have trained. They let you walk/hike around the Equestrian Center. Over in this area, you will see Istik Bridge. A bridge in the middle of nowhere. It is so peaceful around here, you wouldn't know you were lost in the middle of Walnut. There are still 25 miles of trails in and around my city that I have not set foot on yet. If running is not your thing, you can take a hike! There are trails for you to go up the hill to get to the Schabarum Trail. Then there are the trails around the Creekside Park. I've heard that these trails are also great for running. Rest areas with picnic tables are available at the hiking areas for you to rest. Refer to the cities website to find out where they are. Make sure you bring the trail map on their website. They have lots of trails. Some of the trails are dead ends, where you will end up in someone's backyard. Minus one star because of the dead ends trails. http://www.ci.walnut.ca.us/upload/Online%20Trail%20Guide.pdf The city of Walnut is an ideal place for hiking, running, horseback riding or mountain biking.

Good trail but there's also an entrance to the trail on Valley and Lemon! I think people are…read moreintentionally gatekeeping lol

Tried a new (to us) trail in Walnut and I love how it's not crowded and the trails are wide. The…read moreonly thing is that every time I walked, the dirt would fly off my shoes and the back of my leggings are dirty. The pebbles also fall into my shoes while walking that I had to stop by several times. Love seeing all the different types of plants too! Also there is private security driving around to make sure the place stays safe. The view it nice and the air feels clean because the area isn't congested with cars and traffic.

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.

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

New Playground for the kids!…read more I like how the playground has two areas for different ages and the city used padding for the ground under the play areas because sand is messy and wood chips get everywhere. We've been here twice in the last couple of months and my kids love it. (The city is updating the baseball/softball fields next to the playground). Parking could have a larger lot, but when the lot is full, there's plenty of street parking. And the playground has bathrooms right next to it. I hate when playgrounds/parks don't have bathrooms because kids always need to go when there's not a bathroom around. Very inconvenient when there's no bathroom. Cheers! Please see my photos. Xie Xie!

I've been to Snow Creek Park maybe two times prior to coming since the renovation. The renovation…read moreof the park looks really nice. They added a new playground area bunch of new playground toys and just seems a lot more fun for the kids compared to the previous arrangement. The Park and play area appears to be larger than it was before which is a plus the old playground was kind of outdated, but this new one has a lot of fun activities for kids. It was very spacious very kid and toddler friendly. They also have a picnic area for people to rent space to have birthday parties and other celebratory events. There's some lighting in the playground area so even after hours you could still play for a little bit they are doing construction near the baseball field. Parking was pretty accessible led right to the park. There's a good amount of parking and then also you could probably park in the neighborhood nearby if there is no space but I never had an issue since I've been there the last two times highly recommend checking out this park and my daughter loves to come and play here.

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.

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

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.

As an update... been a fantastic place to visit and enjoy. Great scenery, challenging hill runs…read moreand hikes... great combination of park amd trail... enjoy and take care of nature

I'm a photographer and took my client to take her maternity pics here and it was absolutely…read morestunning. My Instagram is CarliToctsPhotography if you want to see my work

Walnut Creek Park is a 2-acre staging area and a beautiful 4 mile trail. It's nestle along W.C…read more trail in San Dimas, CA. This hidden trail route is considered easy to moderate with an elevation gain of 625 feet. Moreover, this trial is good for dogs (unleashed), family, and kids. Plenty of tree shades and stream crossings. You'll see a thriving flora and fauna throughout the park. Similarly, you'll find yourself swinging in an old used tire and/or rope. I really dig it. Hikers were quite friendly and trail was not crowded. Parking can be found by Lyman Staging area and San Dimas avenue. Overall, I enjoyed visiting Walnut Creek Park. I highly recommend you visit.

Love this park for an early morning walk or hike. There are different trails, paths you can take…read more If you start by the main entrance (paved path) you will have the joy to view these beauties. Please note: park is closed Mondays and Tuesdays. There's a fee of $10 per day unless you have a pass.

DO Not park in store parking lot to walk to park. Was only in area for a few hours from Arizona. I…read morewas there for 30 minutes at 7:30 am and my car was towed, cost $590 to get back. California sucks!!! $10 fee to park on weekends and closed on Monday & Tuesday- only in California.