Lakewood Online has two features for planning recreational activities and fitness workouts. The Park Finder and Trails and Routes pages contain collections of information and links about city parks, facilities, and popular fitness routes.
The Park Finder page groups short profiles on each of the citys major parks and facilties with either Yahoo or Google map links. The bottom of the page features a library of recreation-related documents.
The Trails and Routes page includes details on neighborhood fitness routes and nature trails. Routes are listed at the bottom of the page. The page also shows cycling links highlighting Rynerson Park as a convenient trailhead for the San Gabriel River Bike Trail.
Listed below is the measured mileage for each park and fitness trail route. Although some parks have a simple sidewalk perimeter, other parks have fitness stations and routes designed for a convenient measurement.
Trails and routes
· Biscailuz Park The perimeter of the park measures 1/3 of one mile.
· Bloomfield Park A 1/2 mile route is posted in the park office.
· Bolivar Park The sidewalk around the perimeter of the park measures 1/2 mile.
· Boyar Park A 1/2 mile route uses the perimeter of the park on the south side of Del Amo Boulevard. See map at the park for exact location.
· Del Valle Park The sidewalk around the perimeter of the park measures 5/8 of one mile. Two laps is 1.25 miles.
· Mayfair Park A route measuring 1/2 mile has been designed using the south portion of the park. See map at park for details.
· Monte Verde Park The nature trail is 1/4 mile. Four times around is 1 mile.
· Palms Park This fitness loop is 2/3 of one mile. See map at park for exact location.
· San Martin Park The sidewalk around the parks perimeter measures just over 1/2 mile. Two laps is just over 1 mile.
· Rynerson Park There is a 1 mile trail with stationary fitness stations along the route.
· West San Gabriel River Parkway Nature Trail The trail is 2 miles long (from Del Amo Boulevard to Carson Street round trip). Click for eMagazine profile.
Click here for San Gabriel River cycling information and click here for Bike Path Los Angeles, a website dedicated to the region's bike trails.