Glendale Narrows Riverwalk

I am handicapped. I had to walk around under the freeway on the dirt path luckily I had my walking stick. The rest of walkway was paved and flat surface easy to walk on. Perfect for a stroll and watch the ducks on the water. I think I also got a picture of some Pelicans.

This is such a nice place to walk. We saw some horses right when we entered the walking path. They are not always there but on the weekends you have better luck at seeing them there. The path is easy to walk or bike ride. I was able to take my mother who is in a wheel chair. I was able to get her through the path easily. They have ducks and some wild life there. It's a good walk.

Beautifully walk, you wouldn’t believe how many ducks, geese and other birds live here.

Limited parking lot, plenty of room on the street. The walk is less than 1 mile long. Very few bicycles or foot traffic.

I love the glendale narrows river walk as it is right down the st from where I live. There is tons of wildlife and it makes you forget that you live in Los Angeles with its gorgeous scenery. I love taking a walk or a run with my girlfriend in the mornings all the way to the end of the trail and back. There is room for bicyclists as well to ride down along the L.A. River which its a true example of peace and tranquility to help your body wake up and revive.

Nice short straight path to ride or walk. It's very short and kind of isolated connect to the rest of the LA River Walk and ride paths.

This park is for those who like a variety of routines that can be strategized for keeping healthy and mentally clear. First, the new pedestrian and horse crossing bridge is a piece of art. We get to move freely around this park with the company of beautiful horses, an equestrian, and the Los Angeles River all in one place. Your walk can be short, it can be long and it can have many different terrains. I love this park.

This is a quaint three quarter mile walk/bike pathway between Sonora and the 134/5 interchange along the LA River. Almost no street traffic noise as well as a very pleasant parklet on either end. My only lament is that it isn't connected very well to any cycling or pedestrian infrastructure or to the rest of the river paths. So beware on getting to the path. Here's to hoping that Glendale, Burbank and LA get some infrastructure together.