Beautiful views. Great for sunsets or to view the mountains of SoCal on a snowy day. Should be able…read moreto see DTLA and even the Hollywood sign with a telescope on a perfect day. This has the highest publicly accessible point in Fullerton. At 154 meters it is just 10 meters lower than the privately held West Coyote Hills high point,

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!

Overall a wonderful park - lots of PLAYGROUNDS for all ages, TENNIS COURTS, nice walking paths, big…read moregrass areas, and public RESTROOMS throughout the park. The playgrounds are so much fun for our kids and it is also a great space for picnics too. There is a lot of parking here and it's never too busy. Only downside is that you have to pay $3 to $5 to get in but it is well worth it. Definitely one of our top favorite parks to bring the family.

I looked for walking spots in the Brea area and this park popped up. There was a bit of a line to…read moreget in on Memorial Day and the cost for parking on a holiday was $7. The display also showed $5 for weekends and $3 midweek. We wanted to do the Redwood trail and were directed to parking lot A. The park is big and beautifully landscaped with a pond and various picnic areas that can be rented in advance. There is enough space to set up all kinds of games. We brought a picnic lunch and sat on a bench that was perfectly situated alone amongst the desert plants. After lunch, we followed the signs for the Redwood Grove Trail which was labeled as easy and is a 1.5 miles dirt trail to the Redwood trees. When you arrive you'll see a small Redwood forest with the history of the trees displayed before you enter. A really beautiful and peaceful spot to relax for a bit. On our way back we decided to take the Creek Trail to see where it would lead us. I was hoping to see water at the end of this trail. But, we only saw a bunch of rocks at one point that may be filled with water if it rains. The end of this trail did lead us to a beautiful butterfly garden and the opposite end of the park. We made the walk back and stopped at the pond. There appeared to be other trails surrounding the park and a trail that leads to the Carbon Canyon Dam.

Beautiful clean park that sits upon a hill…read more Easy parking. Lots of benches and tables to enjoy seating or eating together. Well kept green grass with lots of shade and full trees. Also has a walking path. We enjoyed our little picnic with a view.

This is a nice little park located atop the hill, so it has nice views of the mountains in the…read morebackground. On a clear day you can see out further near L.A. too. Lots of people walking dogs, there are trash cans, a few benches and picnic tables. Somewhat peaceful but lots of traffic right off the main roads. Parking here is very tight, only a few spaces, but the park is so small no one stays long. There are also no restrooms at all.

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

My family and I met several of my daughter's high school classmates at this park to take photos…read morebefore they departed for their prom. The big deal here is to take photos adjacent to the large water fountain. This is an extremely popular photo location, as over 100 students here in formal wear from various high schools. The park itself was very clean and well-maintained, with numerous areas for visitors to take photos. Parking is available in one of the numerous parking lots surrounding the park.

Love this place for a great walk , there's uphill , stairs benches , grass and a basketball field…read more They have some Zumba and dance classes, also DJ sometimes . Great place to chill

Nice lake to walk around and get some nature in for the day. I wanted something little kids and 2…read moreseniors could do and this was the perfect location that felt like there was a lot of interesting things to see but not too overly safe and fenced off from nature. Parking is easy with a large lot right next to the lake, opposite of the lake are some hiking trails if you have more time. It's a nice loop going around with some different areas along the way such as a small creek, reeds near the shore, and some water works that looks like they have been turned off or no longer function. Even in Winter there are a lot of different birds around. My kids loved following and chasing the large pelicans in the lake. You can fish here and there are children's fishing competitions. Just keep in mind to have a permit because when we went there was a police officer checking and ticketing people.

Free parking? Free entry?…read morePlenty of places to hike walk bike fish? Relax in the sun? Benches? Restrooms? They got it all here. Super legit place in a very nice neighborhood in city of Fullerton, wha a gem to fish here today! No complaints, zero.

Came here for a few hours, expecting it to be jam packed for the holiday weekend but was pleasantly…read moresurprised that it wasn't. Plenty of picnic tables and room still available throughout the park. This time we parked inside as we wanted to explore deeper in. Walked around the pond which is about a 10 minute walk or so. Lots of large open space here and sport fields/areas if you're interested in that as well.

Very nice big park that is very lustful and well maintained and kept. Was walking by before…read moreheading to eat so saw the park and walk through it. Very peaceful and didn't see much of people (it's also a hot day too). Plenty of green and shaded and feel safe all the time. Really enjoyed being here at the is park.

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.

Scores a strong 3.9 Great area to explore. Trails are…read morevaried and naturally inspired. And the benefit.that it links to other trails , makes this a system of parks that is inspiring and challenging.

This is a nice neighborhood park for an easy stroll. The park itself is about a half mile radius,…read moreso it's not very big, but it's a good place for a good workout, whether for walking or jogging. There's plenty of grass area to kick a ball around and a one or two benches at the park's edge. There's also a picnic table or two near the center of the park, but it's a first come first serve. The park's across the street by St. Juliana's Catholic Church, so that happens to be walkable from this park. Street parking is available. Just be careful when you're stepping out of your vehicle - people drive by the corners VERY fast, with the huge blind spot coming down a slightly slopey road. Otherwise, would return to this park!

This was a really beautiful park. We came on a windy Saturday afternoon, just a couple other…read morefamilies. Lots of green, nicely kept grounds. The play structure was enormous and filled with lots of opportunities for risky play (definitely for bigger kids, lots of big drop potential for little ones but doable if you're actively exploring with your child). We came with our toddler and I was low-key high-anxiety the entire time though the little one had an absolute blast. Highly recommend this park, especially for families with active children over the age of 5-6ish.

I've come to this trail for a few of my weekend long runs now, and I've really enjoyed it! I…read moreusually park in the Downtown Brea parking structure at no cost and start from there, running all the way until the trail ends in the industrial area and looped back. That route got me about 6 miles in. It's a well-trafficked trail, so I felt safe throughout my run with plenty of walkers, runners, and cyclists around. The trail is mostly flat, making it great for easy runs, but there are a few sections that dip down and back up so you can get a little hill work in too. One thing to note is that there isn't much shade, and I didn't come across any water fountains along the trail. If you're planning to run on a hot, sunny day, make sure you're hydrated and bring enough water!

Ever since my kids have started riding bikes, we have been looking for SAFE places to ride…read more The Tracks at Brea is one of those places! If you park next to Brea Blvd., there is a small parking lot with restrooms and an outdoor gym. The parking lot is small, so be prepared to wait or find other parking. The paved trail runs a few miles in both directions. It also has painted lines for two way traffic. It's a scenic route with houses on one side and businesses on the other side. Overall, a wonderful paved trail for your young riders, joggers, walkers, skateboarders, e-bikers, and outdoorsy people. Xie Xie!