Who works here? Do they need a raise or incentive to do a better job? Or do we need to retrain or replace? There's always signs saying something is wrong, park will be closed at a certain time, blah blah blah, guess what! I wouldn't mind at all, except this trail looks like crap! There's always uneven terrain, gopher holes everywhere, small sink holes that twist your ankle if you're not careful, human feces at certain spots!!! CMON PARKS!!! WTF!!! Our taxes pay your salary!!!! It's not the workers fault it's the "big wigs" that have no idea what actually goes on out in the field!!! Which is why I suggest retraining or incentivizing the workers!!!! Getting them what they need when they need it to do their fucking job!!! DO A BETTER JOB YOU JACKOFF BIG WIGS!!!! read more

Stocker Corridor Trail - Saw this stupid sign!!! But didn't see any type of equipment or ANYTHING!!!!!! It's the 19th of January today! - Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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It's a great trail, you can run in parts or connect up with the full 13 miles. I have seen a coyote on the trail when running early morning, but there is normally enough people around to make it pretty safe. read more

*** One of my favorite short running trails. *** Why? Because this dirt trail is almost 3 miles round trip itself, it's hilly which adds stress and deep breathing, and it is conveniently located near a park which features a 0.4 mi cork track. If you have only got 30 mins to work out, jog it. Prkg available in lot corner of Overhill/Stocker. If you got an hour then you can jog it twice, or add distance by running the track in the park. *** There's also a water fountain in park. *** read more

Stocker Corridor Trail - Almost 3-mile round trip, up and back. - Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This has been one of my favorite places to take a walk for more that 20 years. Today, I was walking the trail and not one, not two but three dogs come running from around the corner with no owner in sight until I hit the corner. I asked the lady to please, please put the dogs on a leash. She thought it was okay to call me "b" names. Yes, I responded (unfortunately, not what I expected when trying to get my woo-shah walk in today). I'm really glad I didn't have my 4yr old grand, I know she would have been startled and as everyone has mentioned, this trail is narrow and full of gopher holes. Animals are cute and beautiful and it's understandable about how folks feel about their pooch. I love dogs, had a few myself (Shaquan, Keela, Sandra, and Shadow) but there is no way I would let them run off leash in a pack, that's dangerous! There are dog parks in the area to allow them to enjoy their space. Last week there was a dead animal that appeared to have been attacked by another animal. Dogs off leash is not o.k. It is not maintained as well as it used to be. read more

Its a nice view but the nature is awful. I remember when it was full of greenery but now its just twigs and dry mud. The city should fix this read more

I think this is an amazing trail if you live in the area. You get some good inclines and there's is also a track on the west side of it (where most people park) if you wish to do more than a 3 mile run. The only issue I find is that sometimes it may feel a bit sketchy because of the area. You may also run into a coyote, so be safe! read more

Me and the kids love coming here! We walk to the top and once we are there, we relax and have a picnic.

I stumbled across this easy, dog-friendly walk/run/bike trail while killing time in between activities. The easternmost segment of the 13-mile Park to Playa Trail that connects the Baldwin Hills Parklands to the Pacific Ocean, the Stocker Corridor Trail parallels Stocker Street, offers a gently rising stroll, and ends at the Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area (which has water fountains and a fruit tree park). At a moderate walking pace, the roundtrip to/from Kenneth Hahn takes ~1 hour. Distance/Type of Route: 2.8 miles out and back Elevation Gain: ~300 feet Accessible: Year-Round Dogs Allowed: Yes (must be on leash) read more

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Quick and easy trail nestled in the Viewpark neighborhood. I parked in the residential area and then crossed the street, which was a short walk. Starting from the beginning and going all the way across is only about a mile. There are a whole bunch of what I'm assuming are gopher holes that are especially concentrated in certain areas. There are also some parts of the trail that are over grown with weeds/plants. Otherwise, the trail is fine. The incline is steady, but very mild and doable. When I got to the end of the trail, I went up the ramp and entered the Reuben Ingold park. There are several alternate routes you can take once you finish this specific trail. Overall, I'd give it a 3.5 but I'll round up due to the ease of parking and appeal of the surrounding neighborhood. read more

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Its a small trail but a great trail for a quick hike or a dog walk. FYI its uphill/downhill. NOT FLAT. at about 5-6% uphill 1.5 miles or so long. The end will take you to the Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area. Where you will find alot more trails to explore and enjoy. A hidden Gem! read more

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I explored this trail after hitting up the track above it, the park across the street, and the trails at Kenneth Hahn. For there to be 4 different outdoor areas in such a close vicinity is really nice. Walking at about at 14:00 pace you can. Go down and back in less than 30 minutes. I'm not sure of the exact mileage since i forgot to restart my gps but I'd say it's little over .5 miles one way. Would be nice to start at overhill head east then make your way up the hill, through the neighborhood, to the park and back for a nice little work out. I wish the trail was a littler wider and had less gopher holes. But hey it's in the middle of the city so take what you get and enjoy it! P.S. Definitely dog friendly but you have to keep them on a leash and plan to bathe them when you get back home bc it's dusty!!! read more

Stocker Corridor Trail - Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Looking to do a short jog or walk surround by lots of beautiful nature nature then this is the place. Plus you can jog up a steep hill in view park along the way. read more

What a great sunday morning hike with family and connects you up with a short ramp and stairs at the end that has an amazing view. Afterwards went to panns for breakfast. read more

This is a simple walk/run trail. Many people who live in the community walk this trail. I walked half of the trail twice & it took me 30 minutes. I don't need to loose weight or anything but it's more for keeping my body moving. For anyone who wants to feel the burn there are other areas in LA to feel the burn & shed the pounds. In some areas of the trail it gets unleveled so be careful. For a good incline, try walking up the steep hill on Valley Ridge at the next half of the Stocker trail. This trail for me is to simply keep my energy going & body moving. read more

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The trail runs alongside the Stocker Street. Really, it's just a slope of land that's too steep for any developer to convert into anything useful. The entire hike isn't very challenging. Walk it briskly and you can do it in under an hour with barely a drop of sweat. Beware the narrow paths at certain points, especially with other hikers/old seniors walking by. Their walking canes may knock you over the side. As for the views from the trail, they are so-so compared to other trails in LA. You can see the Hollywood sign at the top and downtown LA at the bottom. read more

They need to check Daily 4 Dead gophers I've came 3 days straight in the same go first still in the same place other than that it's a pretty cool Trail read more

Other reviews capture the gist of this trail. It has ruts, gopher holes and weeds that brush up against your legs occasionally so you should check for fleas or ticks when you're done. My dog gets fleas and ticks pretty quickly because he pulls into the weeds. Good news: First, the trail is being improved as of fall of 2015 and the County should take care of the width and rut issues. Also, a beautiful new parking lot is being built at the La Brea end (the upper end) of the trail and a ramp will connect the trail to the padded Rueben Ingold walking park above the parking lot. Furthermore, it is worth crossing Stocker at La Brea because there are bathrooms at the park right across the street. Finally, if you want to walk into the magnificent Kenny Hahn park continue on the sidewalk along La Brea to Don Lorenzo Drive. The crosswalk on La Brea is less intimidating at Don Lorenzo and some steps carry you into Kenny Hahn from there. read more

This is currently my daily trail to run/walk. Love the variety, there are about four trails in this area. I usually start at Stocker and Valley Ridge. That intersection has a small dog trail and across from it a larger more bumpy trail. There is also a very steep hill on this intersection where most people walk/jog up and down. A great place to park is in the little lot on Stocker and La Brea, then you can decide to take the longer trail or walking track up the stairs. There is also another park and walking trail across from this parking lot that is usually a popular spot. The best thing about this area is that you will see a lot of people walking/running or working out. It is a popular spot but at the same time it can be a nice place to workout alone and clear your head. Almost forgot, there is a pretty nice view in this area. If you don't want to take any of the trails you can also walk up the hills the houses are on (also a great view). read more

I love Kenny Hahn Park. How wonderful the Stocker Corridor Trail Head is open for parking and a starting point to hike at Lenny Hahn. Today I was so happy to meet Mark raking up weeds and trash in the planted areas. He was doing s great job and really makes a difference. Thank you Mark Ridley Thomas for getting the area completed. Thank you Mark from Parks & Rec for keeping it clean and maintained. read more

Stocker Corridor Trail - This was built by kids at Kenny Hahn - Parks Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I love this trail! It's super easy to navigate, quiet, clean, and has a beautiful view. I live maybe a 10 minute drive away but I'm so thrilled I found this spot. I usually go around 10am-12 noon and there aren't a lot of people, which is why I love it! And available parking is a plus! read more

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Tough trail the stairs are challenging but so are some of the trails. Great place to be at either sunrise or sunset. Caution. There is a huge bee hive at the base of one of the trees there so do look down. Especially if you hear buzzing read more

Good trail, if you do it you MUST cross the street at top of trail & continue through Kenneth Hahn. The trail on that side straddles la Brea, it's really more of a hike. Oh & don't go anytime near sunset. I learned the hard way & had to walk very slow, as there were no street lights! read more

Start at the bottom of stocker and work yourself up to La Brea, then cross the street to Kenneth Hann. They have beautiful views, great trails that take your work out to another level. You'll also get to enjoy all the little critters running around. Love this place. read more

If you are a runner looking for packed dirt without too much sharp incline this is a nice one. It's kinda short- 1.7 mil out and back, but the surface/incline combo is so rare in LA I drive to do this one. You can extend your route into Kenneth Hahn Pak for more dirt trail, but you'll have to deal with stop lights and pavement to get into the larger park. read more

Pleasant walking trail. Never too crowded with dog walkers. No dirt bikers to interfere with your workout. I found it too uneven to jog or run it. If you need to go for a run check out the rubber track at the elementary school or the park across the street. read more

Nice alternative to the more popular trails... Watch out for dog poop and wild creatures...

First walking on this trail. I was concerned if I could tag my 2 year along. The answer is yes if you have a stroller that allows to stroll through like a jogger stroller with tires. You can get up and down the hills with all the gopher holes. I do recommend this short trial enjoy read more

Wonderful hiking trail lots of wildlife gophers raccoons skunks and a coyote or two. They stay hidden just above the entrance at the bottom. It's a beautiful trail , wonderful views ...so fortunate to have it in our community read more