West Coyote Hills Tree Park

Fullerton, CA

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West Coyote Hills Tree Park in Fullerton, CA, has garnered a solid reputation among disc golf enthusiasts, reflected in its 4.4-star rating. Players frequently praise the course for its engaging layout and the variety of features that cater to both beginners and seasoned players, contributing to a fulfilling playing experience. However, there are notable concerns regarding the course's maintenance and navigational clarity, with some players finding it challenging to move from one hole to the next without getting lost. These issues, while detracting from the overall experience, do not seem to overshadow the positive aspects entirely.

The course is distinguished by its unique setting among mature trees and natural landscapes, offering a picturesque backdrop for the game. This scenic beauty, however, comes with its own set of challenges, such as the occasional overgrown foliage that can obscure discs and make certain holes more difficult than intended. Addressing these maintenance and signage issues could significantly enhance the playability and enjoyment of the course. Despite these hurdles, West Coyote

Most a park with small trails, enjoyed by walkers joggers and bikers. Caution at all times, bikers can often not see you in time. Interconnects with other park routes. Great for pets, family and relaxing moments. Lots of parking via street, quiet neighborhood and clean. East west North trails exist that connect to other large parks. Over a strong 3.75 to 3.95. Missing restrooms Missing water fountains , more of rest stop and wandering location. Part of the roscrans trail.

- Javier Rosete

Fullerton Loops has great mountain bike trails for almost all levels. 👍

- Antoine Vu

Good for biking We took our 2 small dogs for a walk, but we quickly realized this place is more for biking than hiking. There is a very steep dusty hill...which I’m sure it’s a lot of fun on a bike .... but it didn’t work for us, the place was very very lonely too

- Mr. Tustin - Mauricio Roque

Deceptive rating. Not much of a trail than a walk across the street. Starts off nice with the view overlooking the houses of Fullerton and a very interesting and weird steep grade- which is not recommended for bikers or people with strollers and kids due to risk of fall and injury. Starts off nice but then whittles away to the main road... unless I am missing something. There are no discerning signs: poor maintenance by Fullerton Parks a d Recreation. When you type in the address it lands you in the middle of the street. There is no parking lot: make sure you avoid Thursdays due to street sweepings. Trail full of dog poops; apparently dog owners feel they don't have to pick up after them due to natural set and setting. There is apparently the Castlewood Trail but couldn't find entrance due to construction and given the fact you have to park at residential area limited to permits. It is supposed to be ~3.6 miles long. Called the park office. Clueless attendant who transferred me to someone who had answering machine on at 9am. Disappointing. Absolutely not worth it.

- Zeeshan Mahmud

City keeps destroying the bike jumps, leaving huge churns of unwalkable dirt clumps and ruining the only thing cool about this area. City is unintelligent.

- Matthew Prasse

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