Limekiln Canyon Park
Limekiln Canyon Park is a natural, peaceful hiking spot featuring a 1.7-mile trail alongside a creek with beautiful river views, wildlife, and nature vibes. It is suitable for kids and dogs, offering a relaxing, moderately steep hike with spots to enjoy the water. The park is wild and rustic, without restrooms or benches, and has no designated off-leash dog areas. Parking is available nearby, but there is no wheelchair-accessible parking.
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It’s honestly a nice, simple steep uphill hike. It’s really good if you want to build endurance. Most of the hike is hiking next to a river. Some deep spots to jump in and bathe, then continue your hike.
I 💕 this park . It has its on Creek very long . I don’t like the fact that a lot of people don’t have their dogs on a leash. Not safe at all and there is some graffiti 🤬. They should clean up the dead branches too and make it look more presentable, beautiful. I went at winter time it’s beautiful lots of greenery on February. It’s a wild park no benches no restrooms. Apparently no rules for dogs on a leash people🐕🦺.
Nice view and strolls. I’ve been on my nature vibes lately and def appreciate coming here.
If you enjoy an exclusive hike with some nice views and nature vibes, come on by to Limekiln Canyon Park
There were also amazing river flows and I love it 🥹😍
Nice place to come by yourself or with someone.
Not hard of a walk and relaxing 💜
Love this trail. Walk along the creek, with various levels of difficulty, a pleasant stroll for all. Safe for kids and pets though always remain vigilant for their safety. It is the home of wildlife after all; rabbits, squirrels, birds, frogs, snakes, lizards, coyotes, and more call this place home.
My wife and I came here today since the weather was nice with some clouds. My wife needed a nice walk in nature to release some stress so I figure this would be a good place. I tried doing the street parking which there were some before Corbin on Rinaldi or on the other side too. My wife wanted to use the bathroom first so I just parked my car at the Porter Ranch town center and walked from there to the hiking trail. It’s a pretty good trail about 1.7 miles and has a nice small river so you can enjoy the sound of the water. When we made it to 1 particular spot with a swing and tire, I think that was the end of the trail so we stopped.