Lower Arroyo Seco Park
Lower Arroyo Seco Park is a park West Pasadena Pasadena located in United States.
Arroyo Blvd (at Norwood St) Pasadena , CA 91102 United States
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"Archery classes on Saturday mornings—first-come, first-serve—at the Pasadena Roving Archers Range at the Lower Arroyo Seco Park. If it’s your first time, show up no later than 7:15am."
Did you know? It’s said that on a 1911 visit to the Arroyo Seco, President Theodore Roosevelt said of the area, “this Arroyo would make one of the greatest parks in the world.” Read more
Go early, before 10:00am. The earlier you go, the less traffic/crowd you encounter.
Good place to walk but when it’s hot there’s not a lot of shade.
Drink plenty of water. Avoid the horse & dog poop, ... & especially the archers ' arrows!!!
Nice walking/running trail . Love the archery range
Head south on the trail . Great views .
See the Colorado Street Bridge
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Great kids' play are away from the street & adjacent to the Memorial Park Gold Line station, so the kids can safely see the trains below when they stop. - Jennifer Salazar
great view of the mountains. farmers market on Saturday mornings - Gene Chuang
Eastern side trail is more interesting. Can be a bit boring and hot in the summer. - eric bornemann
Great place to stop on the way home from work, pedal a few fast miles, get the endorphins flowing and release all that stress. Gets crowded after 5 pm on Tuesday and Thursday. - Loyal Perry
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Park
Place United States » Los Angeles County » Pasadena » West Pasadena