Trailview Park — Attraction in Rowland Heights

Just be aware of wild animals. Usually they're more afraid of humans than we are of them. A few years ago, I saw a very big coyote as I was about to enter this part of the park from Fullerton Road. Then a few years later, I think I saw the same coyote while mountain biking on top of one of the hills where a tower is located. First I saw a deer near the bushes that jumped quickly and darted off in front of me. A few minutes later, a huge coyote jumped out of the bushes also right before my eyes. It was so close I could touch it. Both of us were shocked and surprised to see each other, but the coyote seemed a lot more scared than I was. I took off the moment it saw me. It was not expecting to see me, and I think it was hunting that deer that I had just seen. It's best to hike or mountain bike with another person just in case you run into any...

I didn't see any water fountains or restrooms. The picnic tables are nice and sunny. There is a single track trail loop, which connects to the Bkack Walnut And Poweder Canyon Trails, with a nice view of the valley at the top, but the vegetation is overgrown. The trail is at top if the maintenance driveway at the watertank. One to the left and ine to the right of the tank. Wear thick denim and go when the sun is low. About an hour's hike. Watch out for...

Small neighborhood park no restrooms but beautiful seating connecting to powerful canyon trail via ladder climb asphalt tuck in near hills vert nice calm place park and hije nearby trail...