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    Edison Trails Park

    4.3 (25 reviews)

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    Travis P.

    This is a short 1.3ish miles out and back trail. It's probably rated in medium difficulty since the hills have a pretty heavy incline. Definitely a good spot to get some exercise in. No real views, mostly good just for quick walk. Plenty of street parking.

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    Sharon H.

    I never knew that a trail in Monterey Park existed. Shout out to my friend, Eric, for recommending this hike! I guess it's true that it takes a pandemic for me to appreciate the things that are close to home. The trail is about 4 blocks, connected by paved streets, but mostly sloped dirt paths. It runs roughly 1 mile in one direction and took us about 20 minutes to finish the trail. It's such a convenient and beginner level hike, I'm shocked I've been living under a rock for so long! I highly recommend this trail if you're barely getting back into exercising, like me. Or if you're into nice views of LA. I wouldn't mind bringing my family and pup to join me next time. It's about time I got into shape! Parking is super easy as well. I parked along the street and had no issues. If you're bringing your kids, this trail would be perfect with Loma Park across from it.

    Jessica Y.

    This is a great little trail in Monterey Park. It's a fairly short hike that includes some sandy roads and some pavement as it crosses some residential streets. It's short but there are some steep inclines so still makes it a good workout. There was plenty of street parking on a Friday afternoon. Pleasant trail as it's not too crowded.

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    Gabby G.

    Great hike not to long! Did it with my whole family Hubby and three boys ages 10 ,4, 4.

    Truth B.

    It is what it is a trail.... It's a short trail, you do have to cross the street between blocks.. it's nice it looks like you're in the middle of no where but there are houses around but it's still niceeeee you feel like you're ina sort of prairie. At the end and beginning of every block they have water fountains for humans and dogs lol.. it's a simple hiking and walking trail .. it's pretty cool how you could see the tees change with the seasons.. the trees bloom and the grass is green, then the of course they change. Short and simple trail.

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    Manuel V.

    Edison Trails Park is a fun place to picnic, mountain bike & hike, featuring 11 acres throughout the hills of Monterey Park and awesome views! It's usually very empty other than the occasional dog walker or avid hiker. The trails are not too strenuous and the park is always clean. Restrooms have been updated and are cleaned daily. Also it does feature several BBQ pits which will make for an easy Saturday picnic and a small kids play area. Parking is on the side streets and the trails will lead you to another park atop the the hill which has its own parking and several baseball fields. Happy hiking!!!

    Jessica G.

    Don't expect this spot to be like all the other popular hiking trails!! I'm giving this five stars because this is great little hiking trail for beginners. It has some incline as you start from the Garfield side of the park but most will be on your way back. My Fitbit wasn't working so we didn't get the distance but I would say in total it's about a mile? My best friend and I aren't ready for anything strenuous so I would recommend this for someone looking for a quick trail to start off on. The trail is between a neighborhood so it definitely takes away the nature feel but it's a nice clean area and you can see downtown LA from a distance. Good for family and a great place to bring the pups!

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    Ayako G.

    Super short! Great for beginners. This is a great trail for people looking for a short walk with hills or a short dog adventure. This trail is super doggie friendly, meaning there are lots of trash cans, poop bag stations and water stations. So there is no excuse to pick up after your dogs!!! If you are trailing for a race this is perfect for hill training.

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    Short trail great for kids and pups. Nice hidden little playground at the end of trail with a huge field above.

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    This park is a 20 minute walk from me and I just discovered that there is a little hiking trail that leads to another park called La Loma park.

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    Secret Stairs

    Secret Stairs

    4.3
    (37 reviews)
    7.0 mi

    My second time doing the stairs here is how I found them…read more Number of stairs- 9 Sycamore Glen to Redwood Dr.-this staircase is not in Fleming's Secret Stairs book, Walk #1, though they could have easily been part of the route. 60 steps Elmwood Dr. to Redwood Dr. 98 steps Redwood Dr. to Tamarac Dr. 81 steps up then 19 steps down Tamarac Dr. to Glenullen Dr. 86 steps Glenullen Dr. to Cherry Dr. 99 steps Cheviotdale Pl. to Capinero Dr. 44 steps La Loma to Cheviotdale Pl. 54 steps Cheviotdale Pl. to Cherry Dr. 43 steps La Loma to Evergreen-this staircase... Hope it helps It's around two miles.

    I decided to give the Secret Stairs a visit after a tip from Yelp! There is just something charming…read moreabout a neighborhood network of stairs. The stairs serves well as an easy hike or an exercise spot for those who love stair climbing. One thing I did not expect is that the stairs go up and down. Rather than take you higher and higher, some of the stairs just takes you across hills which for me is disappointing. Also, I did not find the houses along the trail particularly scenic. They are probably nice for Pasadena but definitely a far cry from what you see in nearby Arcadia, San Marino, La Canada, etc. Overall, I consider the Secret Stairs a local attraction. It's a worth a visit if you live less than 20 minutes away and its a fun neighborhood novelty but it's definitely not worth your time if you don't live in the area. Parking: I parked on the street on Elmwood which is the beginning of the trail, but I don't highly recommend it. It's not a particularly well maintained street and it is super narrow and steep without proper curbs/sidewalks. There is also a sign that says 'Tow Away on Red Flag Days'. Refer to the affixes picture. If I returned, I would either park on the street prior to Elmwood or just skip to a different segment.

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    Start on. Elmwood Dr. to Redwood Dr.
    Start on. Elmwood Dr. to Redwood Dr.
    Map if you want to do 2.7 miles.
    Map if you want to do 2.7 miles.
    Redwood Dr. to Tamarac Dr.

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    Redwood Dr. to Tamarac Dr.
    Ernest E. Debs Regional Park

    Ernest E. Debs Regional Park

    4.3
    (262 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    ATTENTION: WEAR BUG SPRAY! I got lyme disease after hiking here and have never been the same. chaco…read moreyourself after being in tall grasses! Debbs is the absolute best park in la. It has everything you could want in a park and more. perfect for events, hiking, or you can get a nice view without climbing a hill. it's absolutely massive. while I am writing this, they haven't finished the new bathrooms and the porta-potties are up instead. they are always disgusting and need to be serviced way more often.

    Great place for a hike and definitely a hidden gem from when I lived down the hill growing up…read more To get there, you drive all the way up the hill and you'll find a park with plenty of parking. There are a few different trail options--on the right side, the path is more paved and easy to walk (no hiking sticks needed). The left trail is more of a hillside route and is a bit more challenging, where hiking sticks would be helpful. The hike starts off with a fairly steep incline for about the first 8 minutes or so, but then it levels out and the rest is pretty easy--great for getting your steps in. If you want an extra challenge, stay on the left trail for more elevation gain. The views of Los Angeles at the top are beautiful, and in the mornings you'll see plenty of dog walkers enjoying the area. Coyotes are present, so be aware, but they generally keep their distance and doesn't bother anyone. Restrooms are currently closed due to construction of new facilities, so plan accordingly. If you want an extra workout, park at the very bottom of the street and walk up to the trailhead. Overall, it's a great hike for friends--easy to chat, enjoy the scenery, and get a solid LA view and workout at the same time.

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    View of San Gabriel Mountains. August 2025
    View of San Gabriel Mountains. August 2025
    They're everywhere after the rain.  Taller than me.
    They're everywhere after the rain. Taller than me.
    Plenty of open table areas as well as covered.

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    Plenty of open table areas as well as covered.
    Ascot Hills Park

    Ascot Hills Park

    4.5
    (128 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    I am so happy to have found this park - so so beautiful and relaxing. I wanted to do an evening…read morestroll and found this park on google map. I loved how there was a designated free parking area. We went on a Saturday evening and there was plenty of parking. I love how it also feels like an easy hiking trail with lots of greenery trees and plants to see. We walked around the park and it led up to a beautiful view of Los Angeles with the sunset. It was truly so peaceful and enjoyable throughout the trail. I loved every bit of. It was also super clean - no trash to be seen so I am so happy the community does their part in taking care of this park. I am definitely going to come back here and take my parents.

    Ascot Hills Park is one of my favorite hiking trails in LA. It's about a 2-mile hike--short enough…read moreto fit into a busy day, but still a great workout with plenty of cardio. What I really love is that it feels like a hidden gem right in the middle of the city. There's plenty of parking, and the park itself is kept pretty clean. The big payoff is at the top--the views of Downtown LA and Dodger Stadium are absolutely beautiful and worth the climb. The only downside is the restrooms. I personally wouldn't use them since there are often homeless people around that area, but it doesn't take away from how enjoyable the trail is overall. If you're looking for a quick hike with gorgeous city views and a spot that's not overly crowded, Ascot Hills is definitely worth checking out.

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    Mountains and media
    Ascot Hills Park
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    5/2026

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