Running the Chino Hills route feels so good!

I wonder if you feel the same way—after exercising, you just feel especially happy! The spring rain in Los Angeles has passed, so it's time to pick up the habit of running again! This route is suitable for both hiking and running. The slope is quite steep and can be tiring, so if you're running, it's considered an intermediate level. In the distance, there are green fields, snowy mountains, and small houses. There’s even smoke curling up from the chimneys. Little yellow flowers have bloomed all over the hills. Paired with white fences, it’s simply beautiful. It’s truly a little Swiss landscape~ — 🚩: Chino Hills Professional Plaza Parking here is super convenient. 🏁: Chino Hills Parkway Scenic Overlook The one-way length is 1.8 miles and takes about 15 minutes (it’s recommended to only run uphill and walk down on the opposite sidewalk). If you’re a beginner runner, you might consider these two small parks: Veteran Park Fewer people and easy parking. A slow jog around takes about three minutes. There’s a music festival every Wednesday evening in the summer. English Spring Park Has mountains and water with beautiful scenery. But it gets a bit crowded after meal times. Opens at 6 AM with fewer people, good for running then.