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The 10 Best Hiking Trails in Los Angeles, California (CA)
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1. Hollyridge Trail
2. Santa Ynez Falls Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
3. Trail Canyon Falls Trail
4. Trail Canyon Trail
5. Hollywood Reservoir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Great place to go hiking on any of the several scenic trails that surround the lake.
Reviewed By Neulara - Hardys Bay, Australia
Only went here as our teenage son wanted to see the FaZe house where professional gamers live. It is right next to the reservoir. Glad he made us make the trip. This is a hidden gem. We were the only ones there mid week but apparently gets crowded with 2000+ people in weekend. The was the closest and clearest view of the Hollywood sign (much closer than Griffith) and a relax hiking destination. Super friendly ranger just happened to be on hand and was full of info. He pointed out some celebrity houses, explained history of the reservoir and some quirky stories, like when it was closed so that President Clinton could jog the trails.
6. Temescal Gateway Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By shanellesua - Santa Monica, United States
Casual single track hike with ocean views. This is a family friendly hike and right off the PCH. We took a loop by heading up from Temescal Ridge Trail and came down the Temescal Canyon Trail. The trail is mostly exposed so be sure to wear sunblock and bring enough water! There is some shade, but not a ton. The views are really pretty, as you can see the vast expanse of blue ocean as well as the skylines of Century City and DTLA. There is a small “waterfall” that’s more like a brook, but there were some families eating lunch there. There are signs saying that dogs aren’t allowed but we saw people flouting that. It’s open during covid and I’m glad to see that most people wore masks. It’s $12 to park and you can pay via credit card. Otherwise, you can try to find street parking on Temescal Canyon Rd (but be sure to read the street signs! Parking tickets in Malibu are not cheap). The park is also a good spot to throw a frisbee or take a leisurely walk.
7. Charlie Turner's Trail
8. Stocker Corridor Trail
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Richard Alatorre Park
10. Verdugo Peak
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
