Via Verde Park, San Dimas…read more Such a beautiful and well-kept park! The walking track is perfect for a peaceful stroll, and the views are absolutely stunning . It's super clean, which makes the whole experience even more enjoyable. There are plenty of benches to sit and relax, plus a nearby restroom which is really convenient. While there isn't a designated parking lot, you can easily find street parking along the sidewalk . I love that there are some shaded spots along the walking path , and even more shade throughout the park thanks to all the gorgeous trees . Overall, it's the perfect place for a morning walk--fresh air, a little vitamin D , and a chance to enjoy nature at its best . Highly recommend!

Beautiful park with lots of green grass, two playgrounds, swings, restrooms, and picnic shelters…read more There's a nice walking path through the park and plenty of trees. The only con is that there is not a lot of parking. I didn't see any parking lot and the street parking was filled up. There is a shopping center right across the way that some park goers used, but I would be cautious to park there as they might tow.

Very nice and small park close to downtown and the Pomona College on Bonita Ave…read more It's more like a garden, great place to take a break, bring a book, a picnic, catch up with a friend. Cute and relaxing, even if you're near downtown Claremont. I've seen various seating options, not restrooms, though. They have a small stage, that'd be fun to watch a play, a concert in the summer. This is more for hanging out, not for exercise. Nice landscaping and a beautiful sculpture that serves as decor for Shelton Park. Great intimate setting, nice park, ideal for relaxing.

This is a great little spot to take a break from all the shopping and restaurants in the area. It…read morehas a mature College vibe, with a nice easy mix of younger people. It is nicely curated, this town takes care of its parks. I came when there was a book club meeting, such a college town thing to be happening.

A couple months ago, I attended a screening of "Let the City Speak", a documentary chronicling…read moreQuetzal's history from their humble beginnings to their current status as one of the most influential Chicano rock bands. Through director Akira Boch's lenses, the film covers various locations around East Los Angeles that I have never visited despite how close they are, one of which is Elephant Hill. Walking up Harriman Ave, the paved road transitions into a dirt trail surrounded by houses and small farms. The path inclines sharply in some areas and even with careful steps I was kicking up dirt due to mini ditches made from people off-roading. What you will find as you make your way up is a collection of abandoned items, such as rusted classic cars, mangled plastic dolls, weathered plastic bins, and shards from tiles and glass bottles. If you're paying attention, you will also notice purple cardoon flowers among the dry grass, a giant cypress resembling a woman's silhouette, snails clinging onto branches for dear life, and the screeches of hawks up above mixed with the scurrying of lizards below. There's a lot to appreciate here. I'd like to revisit this trail during milder weather, perhaps during the rainy season.

Great place for mountain biking and hiking close to Los Angeles…read more Nice trails and vistas

Oh my goodness one of my favorite little parks in the Monrovia area. If you haven't been there…read moreplease go check it out. It's amazing

This park is really just a small corner to chill out for a while, not the kind of park you can take…read morea walk at or play soccer. There is some small stretches of grass, cement picnic tables, a gazebo, and of course the big tree. No parking lot. but easy parking nearby. No bathroom. Nice enough to stay for a picnic or play a round of badminton. Not cool enough to make a trip to visit, but cute if you're in the area.

The railroad has four stops at the Disneyland park and Tomorrowland is one of them. They're at the…read morefour corners of the park with the others being at Main Street, New Orleans Square, and Mickey's Toontown. This station is near Autopia and you walk by the entrance to get to the station. It opened in 1955 with the railroad and the full loop of the ride is about 20 minutes. When the train gets to the station people get on and off but there's no one really organizing who goes on, so sometimes people will stop boarding even though there's a lot of space. It doesn't help that sometimes the next one doesn't come for a while so sometimes you're better off walking to where you need to go.

Located in Tomorrowland at Disneyland. This one of the four stops that the Railroad train stops at…read more I do not recommend getting on the train here due to the fact that most people stay on since this is the stop before getting to Main Street. Also from this point you go through the Grand Canyon present and past tunnel most people want to see this. Tip for this do not try and get on before fireworks show cause they do not run the train during that time and they won't let you wait in line during the fireworks. Overall this station is good to get off if you don't wanna walk from New Orleans Square, Toon Town stations it's quite a walk even Main Street as well but people like walking down Main Street most of the time.

Park just seven minutes away from Costco! Its a very clean and family friendly neighborhood park. I…read morealso see parents and children enjoying their day here. I come here because there's a disc golf course! Its small only half course but it's a good layout and use of space. You can play two or three rounds and there's plenty of street parking. Best of all it's free and close to home.

Clean facilities! Nice tennis courts. Good place to go for a walk or play with your dog.read more

Always a welcome sight when you reach the "center" converging points of Frontier Land and New…read moreOrleans Square. Nice to look at the sparkling ripples of water and it's always great to grab a bite and a seat next to the water to see the ducks and the geese. You can take a boat to get to the island in the middle or you can partake in the rowing canoes (I still have yet to do this and I must try one day). The ships go sailing through the water and around the island and unless you take a ride on the ships or the train, you won't be able to see the "wildlife and natives" that call the area their home. At night, Fantasmic uses the Rivers of America as a stage with the waterworks, lights, and fireworks show with various classic Disney characters riding the ships and boats too.

There's something so peaceful and beautiful about this area of the park. Maybe it's all the ducks…read moreand geese who call it home. Maybe it's just that it genuinely feels like you're in nature & not in the middle of a loud, chaotic theme park. Take a boat ride. Take a canoe ride. Just take some time to enjoy this retreat.

Perfect place to break up with your girl. Nice trees. Silly squirrels. Water from the drinking…read morefountain almost as good as the crystal-clear streams of San Jacinto

This is a really nice park in a good neighborhood. It's not that big but appreciated the big trees…read moreand plenty of shade. There is a covered sitting area with a few benches. There's a trail that goes around the park if you want to get in a walk or a run. Met some friendly people here who live in the area.