You have to park at the community park that’s there where are the baseball field are. There are thin signs tells you where to start at. Just follow the white fences. Me and my man wanted to get a short hike in. This is about 3 miles full circle. It’s pretty steep at first to get up the hills and has some really nice views. Your cut through horse cables and homes towards the end. Very soothing and very friendly fellow hikers/walkers. It’s in the middle of the neighborhood. When you get to the top take a moment to enjoy the view and serenity. Watch out for al the horse droppings though!
James W.
Place rating: 1 Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Very inconvenient for those whom live on the street. Pedestrians often stroll in the middle of the road and will not move for cars, neglecting to recall that it is in fact a traffic area. Also riddled with bobcats and coyotes.
Angie B.
Place rating: 5 Chino, CA
Nice trail has some steep uphill, some down hill and mostly flat. Really nice scenery, the trail is clean and well kept. The markings are very clear and it’s good for beginners and challenging too for the runners looking to challenge themselves.
Devil C.
Place rating: 5 Chino, CA
Nice trail for families it’s pretty easy my 5&8 year old even hiked with us definitely will go back! We parked at community park of eucalyptus and Peyton and enter by the white gates :)
Maripily W.
Place rating: 5 Hilo, HI
Really nice trail. I took the paved road for the first time. Easy to run. Great for beginners. Will try the the other road next time to see the hills. Bringing my dogs next time they’ll love the walk.
Sylvia R.
Place rating: 4 Ontario, CA
I love this trail. I’m a beginner and it’s pretty intense for me… but totally worth it.(I see people say it’s for beginners, but it’s pretty tough in my opinion). The views are beautiful! Also, everyone is so friendly. You can go solo or with a friend :).
Alex C.
Place rating: 5 Chino Hills, CA
Awesome place for a walk or run, this is were you will see great views of chino and chino hills and more love this trail
K M.
Place rating: 4 Chino Hills, CA
I enter at unmarked entrance at Valley High(a dead end) which is off of Rancho Hills(close to Windmill Creek) This loops around to a concrete trail that go back toward Rancho Hills. A couple of easy inclines, with no shade.
Jasmine S.
Place rating: 4 Ontario, CA
This is a really good hike for beginners. It’s hard to find if your unfamiliar with the area so be sure to park at the community park and you’ll see the little trail sign. Took mom and I forever to find it!
Raquel Q.
Place rating: 5 Chino, CA
What an awesome trail filled with green hills and pretty houses! People are very friendly and it’s a decent length! I’ll be coming back every weekend!
Stephanie S.
Place rating: 3 Los Angeles, CA
A nice peaceful hike that’s convenient to get to and easy to find. The trail begins across the back entrance of English Springs park. You can choose to walk on flat land and end on hills or vice versa by either continuing on the concrete trail leading you forward or making a right up a man-made path. I’d consider this an easy hike that would take around 45 min –1 hour if walking at a slow pace. At the highest point of the trail you get an awesome view of Chino Hills. I’d recommend this hike for all locals!
Michelle L.
Place rating: 5 Philadelphia, PA
A great place to walk, jog, or run in Chino Hills. It’s tranquil and comes with a nice view of the city. Although it’s a great local spot, I wouldn’t recommend driving far to hike here because there’s nothing extraordinary about it. The caveat is that during the spring, the trailside turns into a sea of lovely yellow wildflowers. Altogether, for those who live nearby, it’s a must to hike here at least once. For those who come by, take advantage of the hills’ peaks — they’re great spots to watch sunrises and sunsets from.
