Fantastic hidden neighborhood gem. Tucked away in the unassuming yet challenging San Carlos hills, this park has multiple entrances, weaving through shaded hillsides on beautifully maintained singletrack. My dog and I highly recommend! (No bikes, NOT wheel friendly - lots of erosion minimizing stairs in lots of places)

Up hill hike for the most part. Trails are quiet and from the top you get an amazing view of the Bay Area.

A great small park with multiple trails which circle and cross the hillsides of this park. The views from the top are astounding and on a clear day you can see for miles. Also the trails are great for workouts due to the ascending hillside.

What an awesome place to hike! Theres lots of great views and the trails are well maintained and safe.

Youll have to hike and its uphill all the way. It is worth it. A peaceful and serene healing place with great views. I like to think the reason I feel so much lighter on my way down is because of the tensions, stresses and mental knots I left behind.

Eaton Park is a cozy green area inside the City of San Carlos, CA. You can have a nice and mild hike for an hour or two with kids and dogs. There are a few entrances you can choose from. A number of spots inside the park offer beautiful views of the bay.

Great hike with a good view

I love this park I hike here often with the dogs. Please make sure you check your pets and yourself regularly for Ticks because in the last month we found two ticks and one caused my dog to have tick paralysis. It can be deadly if the tick is not discovered. The ticks are very very small. Please look sharp and keep you and your pets safe.Hiking here is steep but lovely and a nice respite from walking on busy streets.Be mindful of the poison oak also. It’s plentiful in some areas like at the Brittan Ave entrance on the steep steps.

Great views and a fun inlaid-brick maze at the top of the hill.

Discovered this delightful park while visiting from Boston. This is a great place for trail runners and is accessible from Eaton Avenue. There are multiple loops for any distance you want to run as the Eaton Trail links up with the trails in Big Canyon Park. Trail is single track with lots of rollers and steps for climbing intervals and is well marked and maintained.

One of the best views around

Great for a quick hike and some time in nature. Very accessible from mid peninsula

Great views. Benches, steps, bridges in good condition.

Easy street parking in the neighborhood. Doing both trails makes for a great for a casual weekend hike.

Short trail leads to a nice view

Lovely place to have a stroll with great vistas.

One of the best views youll find.

Didnt really get to see too much, but was very happy with the short hike I did do. Plan to go back on another day. I like the built-in stairs that are in the path that get you up an incline a little easier when its muddy

Small park with steep trails. Lots of side paths and herd trails that make it a bit confusing. But the signs are helpful and accurate. Good spot to hike if youre in the area

A fantastic local hike in San Carlos. Steep incline so you get your heart beating and a fantastic view of the Bay.

Great trails and view points

Nice place to go for a walk to get away from things.

This is not easy to find. Steep walking trail

Beautiful views if the bay

Lovely little park but watch out for poison oak

NEIGHBORHOOD PARK with good hiking trails.

Very surprised how this place was so cool.

Beautiful trail with a gorgeous, 270 degrees vista point.

Hidden

Nice view, good for trail runs in the hills.

Small, practice course and quite crowded. Perfect for a quick and short game of Par 3s.

Well kept, shaded trails with lots of stairs to help out on the steep parts. The view from the lookout near the Loma Drive entrance is fantastic.The entrance across the road from Big Canyon Park starts off with about 75 stairs (great if youre jogging/running along Brittan Ave and want a little extra). There are a number of small trails and connectors that arent shown on the map, including a nice trail head where Tramanto Drive connects with Appian Way.The only downsides are that the trail itself doesnt offer a ton of great views, and there are a few spots where brush has been cleared and left trailside.

Awesome hike trail

Shaded trail good for young kids

Sooo much poison oak

Nature