A solid 5.9-mile loop with reservoir views, ridgeline, and bird habitat, on the Peters Canyon Trail. Good for families, beginners, and trail running.
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Continue hiking as the trail follows Canyon View Avenue. You can see the fire damage off to the right. The area to the right was a seasonal nesting area for rare birds before the fire.
There’s one really steep hill, and then the rest of the hike is pretty gradual up and down.
The hike covers the entire park, which is wedged nicely in between a residential area. Peters Canyon is really an oasis within suburbia.
The hike starts at the bathrooms and ranger station at the far end of the parking lots.
There’s a small fee to park. Print a ticket out at the kiosks in the parking lot, and leave it on your dashboard.
There are two parking lots at Peters Canyon. A large one when you first pull in, and then a smaller one next to the trailhead and bathrooms. Try to park at the smaller one, which is closer to the hike start. The park is popular and the lots fill up during
The hike covers the entire park, which is wedged nicely in between a residential area. Peters Canyon is really an oasis within suburbia.
There are good bathrooms at the start of the hike. There are also porta-potties at the mid-way point (see the directions below).
The hike starts at the bathrooms and ranger station at the far end of the parking lots.
There’s a small fee to park. Print a ticket out at the kiosks in the parking lot, and leave it on your dashboard.
There are two parking lots at Peters Canyon. A large one when you first pull in, and then a smaller one next to the trailhead and bathrooms. Try to park at the smaller one, which is closer to the hike start. The park is popular and the lots fill up during
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