Join our Docents for a hike along Beautiful Sycamore Canyon. Learn the history of the Puente Hills. How has the land been used by the people here before us? Dogs and bikes are not permitted on this trail.
Are you ready to learn more about the history of your local state park? Join us Saturday July 21st at 9:30 am at the Rolling M Ranch for our Junior Ranger Program as we talk about the history of the buildings in the park.
Join our Docents for a hike along Black Walnut and Powder Canyon trails. Learn the history of the Puente Hills. How has the land been used by the people here before us?
Excerpts from testimony at the City of Chino Hills meeting on 2/17/15 provided by Hills For Everyone Executive Director Claire Schlotterbeck: “I am here to tonight to clarify a few items regarding the state park. I know the last meeting was a bit heated and I prefer to add light rather than heat so I chose not to speak that night. However, I do want to provide clarifying information tonight. The State Park has been created with 33 separate … Read More
Winter 2010 (PDF – 733 KB) Highlights: State Park Access Pass Initiative Edison tower alternative Pacific Heights approved Measure M funding may help save the hills History of the Hills Part 1
Fall 2010 (PDF – 595 KB) Highlights: Yes on Proposition 21 Updates: Edison lines, MWD Road, Arundo removal Shell-Aera Flip-Flops Again History of the Hills Part 2