Willard Canyon

Great morning hike took about an hour. This was with two 3year olds so the trails are not that demanding. Saw some lizards, birds and plenty of cactus. We did Ledges trail to the end and took cactus trail back down into canyon trail that led us back to the car. There is no playground or restrooms. One bench to sit under a large at the start. Parking is pretty limited. You could hear the cars on walnut for the entire hike.

Mini trail. Not bad . Went up the red ledge side and back down the middle trail. Brought my dog, it was too easy for him, but nice little walk if you live over here.

Really nice down and back trail system. The main center trail is flat and wide while the two off shoots are your typical rocky narrow trails. Really enjoyed the adventure with the dog. - street parking at the neighborhood trailhead - no bathrooms/water - one trash can at the entrance ***PLEASE BRING POOP BAGS! There is no doggie station. Don’t be that person who lets there dog crap in the middle of the trail.

Slightly challenging trail with good inclines. The path starts very open with little shade once you make it to the fork both off shoots are nicely shaded by trees

Nice little trail for a quick walk. Easy to cover all three trails and enjoy a quick nature break near downtown. Loaded with mountain laurels, so I imagine it will be beautiful in spring. There was a trash can right at the trailhead.

Great addition to the local park trails! Easy .6 mile out and back. There is street parking next to the water pumping station. It could use a dog poop trash can though.

Needs parking