Brea Dam Trails — Attraction in Fullerton

updated : brea dam trails and brea dam park are located within the same area. yet, are two different activities. the trails can add up to more than 5 to 7 miles, including the area that heads north or south of the railroad tracks. plus, the trails encompasses everything with the area. the park, has to sections, o e that is small with picnic tables , located by harbor blvd and next to the Parking site. in addition, the park is located on the other side of the dam, with small trails heading east and west. if your biking running jogging or walking, the trails and the park can present largely easy to mostly moderate challenges. steep small hills, to rolling trails within the inner brush. no bathrooms, no drinking fountains, but many connections to other parks and other trails within the area. mostly a nature experience, with little to no car traffic. careful with bikes, which many are present. parking lot is dirt based, and slightly unattended. so lock your car and put away valuables. overall, a good park and trail system that offers a couple hours of great workouts. score of 3.75 to 4.00

negatives... parking bathrooms, water fountains , places for the kids, mapping boards for the ...

Brea Damn trails are great for hiking with your dog, girlfriend, a friend, even by yourself. Don't recommend bringing your cat like this one guy did . A week later I had to tell him his cat was a snack for the coyotes if it got left behind. What was he thinking ? But it's great without your cat. Just be prepared to pull foxtails out from your shoes and socks later ,and don't forget your dog wants them out too, and I suggest you brush them out because you might not see them all on your pets fur, dogs that is. Not a place to...

Great place to ride mountain and dirt bikes, though still within the city! It’s also good for short hikes and dog walks. I’ll just urge caution for those on foot and leash, to be alert for the sudden incursion of path space, as I was almost rear ended while walking out of a turn! The trails may be taken in two parts, under and or over easy, north and south of E. Bastanchury Road. Trail access is at and between the Fullerton Golf Course and the...