The entrance to Glen Canyon Park was marked with a sign and a banner.

Entry to the park was indicated by a concrete plaza with a circle in its center.

A gardener drove off just a we entered Glen Canyon Park.

A map at the entrance to the paths was marked with a map. That map indicated three levels of difficulty (from "Easy" to "Challenging") of the various paths through the park.

Hills rose to the right of the "Easy" path. A tangle of plants grew to the left. A distant person was walking the path.

Some paths were wooden stairs that ran up the hill to houses on Diamond Heights.

A closer view of the wooden stairs which were partly shaded by trees.

Large out-cropping of stone decorated the right side of the "Easy" path.

A person rested part way up the wooden stairs leading to Diamond Heights.

The "Easy" path was made of wood at one point along it. Wild scrub-land lay to the right, tangles of trees to the left.

The backs of houses on stilts (located along Turquoise Way) overlooked Glen Canyon Park.