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Brookside Park is Pasadena's largest fully maintained park at 61.1 acres. It sits south of Rose Bowl Stadium with tons of parking off Arroyo Boulevard. The park features a lighted baseball diamond, two softball diamonds, and a large, lighted, multi-purpose field for soccer and flag football. There is also a speaker's platform with permanent seating, numerous picnic tables, barbecue pits, a play area, restrooms, and drinking fountains.

Eagle Rock is a prominent rock feature that towers over a neighborhood of the same name. If you are here at the right time you will be able to see how the rock got its name, as the shadows created by an overhang appear in the shape of a soaring eagle.

Built in 1912 this historic bridge plays an important part in the growth of the city. For a short time in the 1930's and 40s it was part of the iconic "Route 66" that stretched from Santa Monica to Chicago. Aside from a short closure and refurbishment after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the bridge has been in operation for well over a century.

Brookside Park has several miles of bike trails that cut through the wood land. There are also benches and a playground.

Brookside Park is Pasadena's largest fully maintained park at 61.1 acres. It sits south of Rose Bowl Stadium with tons of parking off Arroyo Boulevard. The park features a lighted baseball diamond, two softball diamonds, and a large, lighted, multi-purpose field for soccer and flag football. There is also a speaker's platform with permanent seating, numerous picnic tables, barbecue pits, a play area, restrooms, and drinking fountains.

Built in 1920, Devil's Gate Dam is the oldest dam constructed by the Los Angeles County Flood Control District, designed to protect Pasadena, South Pasadena, and Los Angeles from floods. The dam was named after a rock formation resembling a devil’s face and gained popularity in the 1940s when occultists performed rituals there. Today, Devil's Gate Dam attracts hikers, paranormal investigators, and TV crews checking out its haunted reputation.

Be careful in the evening hours-local wildlife roaming their home turf.

Devil's Gate Dam is an abandoned dam, close to Hahamongna Watershed Park. From the bridge you get an amazing view of the valley and the surrounding area. Below the bridge there are a couple of tunnels that might be the reason why this place is considered a portal to hell, giving the dam its name.