Trainer, Yorba Linda Lakebed Park, affectionately known as “the Hidden Park,” is a fascinating 84-acre expanse that would surely captivate any aspiring Pokémon trainer or naturalist. The park, while devoid of PokéStops or Gyms, serves as a vast nesting site for Pokémon.
Reminiscent of a discovery from my field research, this park, once part of the historic Yorba Reservoir, is nestled away without typical amenities like parking or signage, adding to its allure of exploration and discovery. As you traverse its trails, accessible from four distinct entrances, you’re walking through a rich tapestry of history and natural beauty.
Among the park’s natural wonders is a solitary lemon tree, a living testament to the area’s agricultural past. The trails wind through varied landscapes, from dense valleys to elevated hills, offering trainers – ah, I mean, hikers – panoramic views that are as breathtaking as spotting a wild Charizard.
Bird enthusiasts and Pokémon trainers alike might encounter diverse species, adding to the sense of being on a real-life Pokémon expedition. In essence, Yorba Linda Lakebed Park is a hidden gem, perfect for explorers, trainers, and nature lovers, offering a unique blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty.
Parking.
The best place to park is the nearby Buena Vista Equestrian Center or under the bridge just outside of the Equestrian Center.
The park has multiple entrances and the coordinates listed are to the entrance closest to the Equestrian Center. For directions to the All Trails starting point listed below, click here.
The Trail.
Yorba Linda Lakebed Park Loop Trail | Difficulty: Easy (All Trails)
Length: 2.5 mi | Elevation gain: 88 ft | Type: Loop | Duration: 48min
Nest Spawn Rate Average based on 1 report
Nest Encounters Per Hour
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