Yorba Linda (neighboring ZIP)
The 'Land of Gracious Living' bordering Chino Hills to the southwest via Carbon Canyon.
Where it is
South of Chino Hills across the Orange/San Bernardino county line, reached via Carbon Canyon Rd (SR-142).
The vibe
Equestrian-friendly and affluent, with citrus-grove history and a well-known presidential landmark.
Neighborhood highlights
- Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum
- Yorba Linda's extensive horse-trail network
- Black Gold Golf Club
- Shared Carbon Canyon corridor with Chino Hills
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Where to eat
- The Rose CafePopular Yorba Linda breakfast and lunch spot.
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Things to do & see
- Richard Nixon Presidential Library and MuseumNixon's birthplace and final resting place, with exhibits on his presidency.
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Where to shop
- Yorba Linda Town CenterShopping and dining along Yorba Linda Blvd.
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Parks & green space
- Veterans ParkSports complex and civic events venue.
Schools
- Yorba Linda High School (Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified)
- Bernardo Yorba Middle School
Housing
Custom equestrian estates and upscale tract homes, generally commanding a premium over comparable Chino Hills properties.
Getting around
Carbon Canyon Rd (SR-142) is the direct link to Chino Hills, a scenic two-lane route through Carbon Canyon Regional Park.
A little history
Yorba Linda grew from Spanish-era land grants and citrus ranching, becoming famous nationally as the birthplace of President Richard Nixon; it shares Carbon Canyon's oak and sycamore woodlands directly with Chino Hills.
Living here
Chino Hills residents in Los Serranos and Carbon Canyon-adjacent streets often cross into Yorba Linda for horse boarding, golf, or a Carbon Canyon Rd scenic drive.
Visiting for the first time
Tour the Nixon Library, then drive Carbon Canyon Rd back toward Chino Hills, stopping at Carbon Canyon Regional Park along the way.
Carbon Canyon connects them
The winding stretch of SR-142 through Carbon Canyon Regional Park is the literal and cultural link between Chino Hills and Yorba Linda — a rare undeveloped canyon corridor shared by two very different-feeling cities.