Anaheim Coves Trail

Really beautiful. One of the few places with paved roads to walk from the beginning to the end. Ideal for carrying babies with a stroller. You take your bike and take a very nice ride. There is simple exercise equipment. The road passes alongside the Santa Ana River. There is also a small lake that, although it is surrounded and there is no access to it, you can hike while enjoying the panoramic view of the water. There are many very pretty houses with flowers in their yards, providing an even more relaxing panorama. Pets Allowed. A super relaxing path.

Cute little walk. It was flat and well maintained. Good for a walk with an animal or person who doesn’t like hiking.

There was a bit of trash here and there, as well the trail is not an obvious loop. You have to go around a fence to make the walk circular.

There were lots of water birds and squirrels which is always a welcomed treat.

Really nice area to walk run exercise, skate maybe stop by the little cove park as well take you little ones also on hot days take plenty water if your walking watch out for snakes coyotes raccoons and all the other beautiful lovely creatures

Short paved trail for biking, boarding, skating, running and walking.
It’s a good use of land for a quick workout or a slow mesmerizing nature walk! There’s local wildlife with signage to be seen along the way.
I most enjoy this pathway on an overcast day, as there’s no shade-cover.
It can be a stand-alone experience, with designated parking and restrooms at both ends. It can also be part of a Santa Ana River side passage, along with the longer Santa Ana River bike path.
There’s some small areas to rest with seating and trash containers. Dog stations are provided for pet owners.
Fair warning at the curves for users to exercise caution with fast moving bicycles, as I’ve had near collisions with users on foot as well as dogs on leashes, extended out over the line!
Access is between East Ball Road at S Phoenix Club Drive and Lincoln Blvd. There’s also a mid-point entrance along South Rio Vista Street.

Nice path but probably not worth a long drive to try it. There was parking near the start of the trail but I had the only car there, so not positive it was allowed. The trail is a concrete path with a mesh fence between the trail and the water. Quite a few people out there with their dogs. Lots of interesting plants along the path. I saw a duck and a squirrel.

Great park for walkers joggers runners bicycles. It's a fast trail, with little up or down hills. Two parking areas, one by golf area, small will lit a restroom, but will lock up after sunset (ball st) the other is on rio vista where you can easily park all day. Trail can be 2.5 to 3 miles for a full circle along the water canal or if you travel north to glassell or 91 freeway you can make it into a 5 to 6 mile adventure. Sunset activities are great, many people on the trails. Relaxing and soothing times. One thing that can be annoying, would be the mosquitoes that are along water line.

Pros: flat, easy loop trail, doesn't seem to get busy. Cons: I don't think there's restrooms, mostly looking at a fence that encircles the water basin (?).

Strolled with my grandson along the trail seeing a coyote, lizards and birds of all kinds.