Incidentally, there is also a trail marked the 'Tonner Canyon Trail' that would run from Brea Canyon Road under the 57 Freeway and into Tonner Cnyon, with a link to the end of Valencia Avenue, near the landfill entrance. The Tres Hermanos Trail is supposed to link up with the northern reaches of Chino Hills State Park in the hills above Olinda Village and Olinda Ranch. To the north, there is a proposed trail to someday be part of the Orange County regional park slated for the Olinda Alpha Landfill when it closes (the original date of 2013 is now 2021.) This is the Tres Hermanos Trail, named for the ranch in upper Tonner Canyon owned by the City of Industry. At the canyon's western end, there is an existing 'Chino Hills Trail' leading from Rose Drive into Carbon Canyon Regional Park and then connecting with an access way to Chino Hills State Park where the new park visitor center is nearly completed.

This is basically because the Brea portion of the canyon is much more rugged (and dramatic) with steeper walls and a narrower bottom, which would make it far more difficult to have connecting trails to areas around it.Ī Trails Plan included in the general plan shows some notable components. When it comes to planned trails for the Carbon Canyon area, the situation is quite different than that for Chino Hills.

In 2003, the City of Brea completed its general plan, a 480-page document that, among many parts, contains a section about trails, existing and future, in the community.

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