Chino Hills State Park Archives | Hills For Everyone

Coal Canyon

by Melanie Schlotterbeck on January 15, 2014 with No Comments

The fourth entrance to Chino Hills State Park is a bit more difficult to get to because you need to park in Corona (Riverside County) and walk roughly a mile along the Santa Ana River Trail to Coal Canyon in Anaheim Hills. Parking may be limited due to construction, but there is a dirt lot before the entrance to the Green River Golf Course where folks tend to park and ride or walk in. Be sure to investigate access here … Read More

Quarterhorse

by Melanie Schlotterbeck on January 15, 2014 with No Comments

Yorba Linda has an entrance to Chino Hills State Park at Quarterhorse. Take Yorba Linda Blvd. to Fairmont. Turn north on Fairmont toward the hills. Turn left on Quarterhorse Drive and right into the parking lot. Parking is free. Download a map of the Quarterhorse entrance. (PDF – 711 KB)

Carbon Canyon

by Melanie Schlotterbeck on January 15, 2014 with No Comments

4500 Carbon Canyon Road in Brea. Another entrance to Chino Hills State Park is in Brea adjacent to Carbon Canyon Regional Park on Carbon Canyon Road (Highway 142) at the Discovery Center. It is safest to park your vehicle at State Park or the Regional Park. Fees do apply in both lots. There is parking for equestrian trailers. Download a map of the Carbon Canyon (Discovery Center) entrance. (PDF – 808KB)

Bane Canyon

by Melanie Schlotterbeck on January 15, 2014 with No Comments

This entrance is at Elinvar and Sapphire in Chino Hills. This is the only “vehicle” entrance into the camping and day use area of the State Park. Take the 71 freeway in Chino Hills to Soquel Canyon Road, exit toward the hills and look for signs to the State Park. Turn left on Elinvar and then left on Sapphire. The entrance is immediately on the right. Take the dirt road into the hills for three miles to the Ranger Station … Read More

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