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Seems like a good spot to hike but note that IT IS CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE for now, so unless you hopped the fence you won’t be able to get to trail. Just wanted to leave it out here for people’s information 🙂
It's basic and rugged, but it's nature..
.so close to home. A great walk!
.so close to home. A great walk!
It's our heaven on earth. We go almost every day. Everyone who enters respects it and tries to keep it clean. Please take care of this lil'piece of heaven on earth. -Tola & Lune
And if your dogs don't listen to you, keep them on a leash.
And if your dogs don't listen to you, keep them on a leash.
Great hiking trail. Different scenery. The plants were nice.
Trail was not very clear at first, but then it turned up after a few minutes of wondering around. Over all nice and easy hike.
Nice spot for quiet introspection...
One of the few places within the city where you can get away and experience real nature easily. Quick and easy out-and-back 2 mile trail. 40 mins at a quick pace and 1 hour at a leisurely stroll. 0.75 miles in the trail "ends" officially but you can keep going until you get to the Resler Dr drainage tunnel. Halfway down the trail you can't even tell you're in between I-10, Resler and Mesa. Can get hot in middle of day.
Right in our back yard is a little desert spot where you can take a quick hike and get away for a few minutes. It's a rather large arroyo between Sunland park Dr. and Resler.