Park Boulevard Trails Gateway

On the south side of the park, on Park Boulevard, is a gateway into four trails:

The 3.0-mile trail explores the historic 1915 Panama California Exposition section of the park. The route highlights the park’s best-known sights. Type: Sidewalk and some road surfaces. Difficulty: Easy. Follow the #31 round red trail markers. View Google map.

The 1.2-mile trail is a hard-surface route through the historic 1935 California Pacific International Exposition section of the park. This short jaunt offers visitors a quick look at the south section of the park. Type: Sidewalk and road surfaces. Difficulty: Easy. Follow the #32 round purple trail markers. View Google map.

The 3.7-mile trail follows unpaved pathways through native habitat in Florida Canyon, and then goes through the park’s historic zones. Experience both well-known and not-so-well-known parts of the park. Type: Sidewalk, dirt trails and some road surfaces. Difficulty: Medium. Follow the #33 square orange trail markers. View Google map.

The 6.0-mile trail is a wide-ranging hilly route that includes many unpaved trails. A good choice for visitors who want to experience different kinds of landscape and exercise along the way. Type: Dirt trails, sidewalk, and some road surfaces. Difficulty: Difficult. Follow the #34 diamond-shaped brown trail markers. View Google map.

The Google maps are optimized for Mozilla Firefox and do not work in all Internet browsers. If you are having trouble viewing the Google maps or if you would like to print a map to bring with you to the Park, you can download the Park Boulevard Gateway PDF trail map.