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Baldwin Park Greenway
Accessibility/Hours
Monday thru Sunday
Walnut Creek Nature Park (8am to Dusk), 701 Frazier St.
Other Entrances to Trail (Dawn to Dusk):
• Adjacent to 925 Baldwin Park Blvd.
• Syracuse Avenue & Farnell Street
• Adjacent to 499 Cloverleaf Drive
• Adjacent to 605 Fwy on Ramona Blvd. (south side)
The Baldwin Park Greenway Is Now Open!
The Baldwin Park Greenway is officially open and ready for the community to enjoy! This 2.3-mile protected bike and pedestrian path runs along the east side of the San Gabriel River, connecting Ramona Boulevard in the north to Walnut Creek Nature Park and Baldwin Park Boulevard in the south. The Greenway provides a safe, fully separated route for cyclists, walkers, runners, wheelchair users, and motorized scooters.
Connecting Community and Nature
Designed with accessibility and safety in mind, the Greenway is completely separated from vehicle traffic and ADA-compliant. It provides convenient access to key destinations and job centers throughout the city, including the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center.
Residents and visitors can enjoy scenic views and a beautiful gateway into Walnut Creek Nature Park, making the Greenway both a transportation corridor and a recreational destination.
Looking Ahead
A future phase will create the Big Dalton Wash Trail Greenway, connecting Walnut Creek Nature Park to Hilda L. Solis Park through a new approximately 2.6-mile non-motorized trail. When complete, the project will form a five-mile network of connected pathways linking neighborhoods to parks and community destinations. Planned improvements, such as enhanced lighting and new pocket parks, will improve safety and usability while supporting environmental sustainability and expanding equitable access to open space for residents throughout the community.
About the Project
The Baldwin Park Greenway Project represents a long-term investment in connectivity, public health, and environmental stewardship in Baldwin Park. Years in the making, the project was delivered in two major phases that transformed an underutilized corridor along the San Gabriel River into a safe, accessible, and vibrant community asset.
Phase I | Fall 2023 - Phase I introduced the core 2.3-mile multi-use path, establishing a fully separated, ADA-accessible route along the San Gabriel River. This milestone created a safe, continuous north-to-south corridor for residents and visitors alike. By improving access between neighborhoods, parks, schools, and key destinations, the Greenway laid the foundation for a more connected and active community.
Phase II | February 2026 - Building on that foundation, Phase II elevated the corridor into a vibrant, community-focused public space. Enhancements included a new connection to Walnut Creek Nature Park, expanded landscaping, and the addition of thoughtful amenities such as benches, lighting, fencing, signage, water fountains, bicycle fix-it stations, trash receptacles, and modern irrigation systems.
Together, these phases reflect the City’s commitment to building infrastructure that promotes active transportation, enhances safety, supports sustainability, and fosters community pride. The Baldwin Park Greenway Project stands as a lasting investment in quality of life—designed to serve residents for generations to come.
Project Funders – The Baldwin park Greenway was made possible through the generous support and collocation of the following agencies.
We invite the community to walk it, ride it, and experience Baldwin Park’s newest outdoor destination today!
Baldwin Park Greenway
Guidelines
The Baldwin Park Greenway offers a variety of guidelines for users to enjoy the trail safely and responsibly. Here are some key points to consider:
Accessibility/Hours: The 2.3-mile trail is ADA accessible with parking available at Walnut Creek Nature Park (8am to dusk), 701 Frazier Steet, Baldwin Park, CA 91706. Other entrances to trail (dawn to dusk): adjacent to 925 Baldwin Park Blvd., Syracuse Avenue & Farnell Street, adjacent to 499 Cloverleaf Drive, and adjacent to 605 Fwy on Ramona Blvd. (south side).
Facilities: There are rest stops along the trail, restrooms, and parking is available at Walnut Creek Nature Park.
Paved Surface: The trail surface is typically at least 8 feet wide and is asphalt, providing a smooth and easy-going experience.
Crossings: There are on-street crossings along the trail, which are well-designed and marked. Users should be prepared to cross these at designated points.
Permitted Devices: Manual pedal bikes, Class 1 E-bikes and Class 2 E-bikes. All bicycles must be equipped with a warning bell.
Class 1 & 2 E-Bikes
- Electric motor under 750 watts.
- Fully operable pedals.
- Motor stops assisting at 20 MPH.
- Class 1 = Pedal assist only.
- Class 2 = Pedal & throttle assist.
Pets: Dogs are welcome on the trail but must always be on a leash and cleaned up after.
Trail Etiquette for all Users:
- Stay to the right.
- Pass only to the left and only when safe, (ring bell when passing).
- Walk, run or ride, no more than 2 people abreast.
- Wear no more than 1 earbud.
- Bicycle and e-bike operators must yield to pedestrians.
- All users must yield right-of-way to emergency and maintenance vehicles.
These guidelines help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all trail users.
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Article Links
San Gabriel Valley Tribune • USA • Feb 15 • 01:16 PM Baldwin Park celebrates new Greenway, ushering in ‘new era’ of mobility Baldwin Park residents and leaders on Saturday, Feb. 14, celebrated what many called a “new era” of active transportation in the city… | |
KNBCDT (NBC) • USA • Feb 14 • 06:29 PM NBC4 News at 6p - Sat, 14 Feb 2026 18:29:39 -0800 Over in Baldwin Park, the city celebrating the grand opening of the new Baldwin Par Greenway. The trail connects Ramona Boulevard to Walnut Creek Nature Park and Baldwin Park Boulevard along the east side of the San Gabriel River… | |
KABCDT (ABC) • USA • Feb 14 • 04:29 PM Eyewitness News 4PM - Sat, 14 Feb 2026 16:29:36 -0800 And Baldwin Park celebrating the grand opening of the greenway. This pathway gives residents direct access to nature as well, As key destinations, Across, Baldwin park. It spans just over two miles, Featuring a protective pathway for bikers and pedestrians… | |
Streetsblog LA • USA • Feb 10 • 01:38 PM Alissa Walker, Florence bus lanes, Baldwin Park Greenway opening, ESFV rail, Santa Monica first/last mile connections, and more… |