Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, Regional park in Los Angeles County, United States
Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park is an 1,800-acre recreation area with a 250-acre lake in Los Angeles County. The park features about 14 miles of trails that wind through varied landscapes.
The park developed from unused land into an important recreation area for the region. It takes its name from a former Los Angeles County Supervisor, reflecting his role in shaping the community's resources.
The park serves as a gathering place where locals meet for fishing competitions, concerts, and athletic events throughout the year. These activities shape community life and show how central the location is to people in the area.
The park is open daily with varying hours depending on the season, and swimming areas are available during warmer months. Visitors should prepare for changing weather and wear comfortable shoes for hiking the various trails.
The park was selected as the mountain biking venue for the 2028 Summer Olympics. This role highlights its importance on the international stage and its capacity to host major sporting events.
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