according to the readers of the Press-Enterprise newspaper. Small won-
der when you look at the wide scope of recreational opportunities the
area encompasses.
enjoy boating, fishing, camping and picnicking at the 8,000-acre Lake
Perris State Recreational Area in the city's southern end. The 640 acre
off-road vehicle Norton Younglove Reserve is just five minutes to the
east. Extensive equestrian and mountain biking trails are in the Box
Springs Mountain Regional Park in the badlands along the City's north-
ern boundary.
Course, one of the most beautiful championship courses in the United
States; 18-hole Quail Ranch Golf Course; and the municipal 9-hole
Cottonwood Golf Center.
meeting the recreational needs of everyone, from tots to seniors. Moreno
Senior Community Center, and over 195 programs and services for youths
and adults.
ball, tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts and fields. Parks are spread
throughout the community, placing recreation facilities close to every
neighborhood. In addition to parks, there's a comprehensive network of
walking, cycling and horse-riding trails.
complete with a nutrition center that offers a low-cost daily lunch, classes
and activities, trips and transportation. The City sponsors several adult and
youth sports teams in baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, football, roller
hockey and swimming.
grams, operates after-school programs, and offers a broad range of recre-
ational classes for youths, teens, adults and seniors.