Palos Verdes homes owners seem to have it all here on the Peninsula. We have beautiful ocean views, lots of green hillsides and many miles of public trails for our enjoyment.
The City of Rancho Palos Verdes Newsletter Spring 2012 Edition contained an article regarding the” Hidden Gems” located here that made up of hidden trails and pocket parks that are being constantly maintained. While most of us are familiar with our larger city parks such as Hesse Park, the Point Vicente Interpretive Center and our large preserves, many of us do not realize that there are areas located within the city that are owned and maintained by the Miraleste Recreation and Parks District which is an independent special district. This District was formed in 1940 before the City was incorporated when the Palos Verdes Homes Association deeded 60 acres to the District for park and recreational purposes. Most of the area consists of canyons behind the homes in the Miraleste area of the city and other adjacent hilly terrain. Click here to read more about Palos Verdes parks and trails...
Photo courtesy of the City of Rancho Palos Verdes
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