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    Top Spots in and near Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park

    • Pasadena, California

      Central Arroyo Seco Community Recreation Loop

      5.0
      0.66 mi / 36 ft gain
      Beautiful views of the Rose Bowl and surrounding San Gabriel Mountains. A protected .75 mile loop, that offers an easy path, to stroll along. You’ll find convenient water filling stations, clean bathrooms, and a fitness area, along the path. Easy parking all around.
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Wisdom Tree

      4.9
      0.95 mi / 528 ft gain
      In Griffith Park, park along Lake Hollywood Drive and walk the paved quarter mile up Wonder View Drive to the start of Wonder View Trail. Here, walk through the yellow gate and make the first right after the road turns to dirt. Head up this unmarked single track path heading east up the mountain....
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Cahuenga Peak Loop Trail

      3.88 mi / 1237 ft gain
      The Cahuenga Peak Loop is perfect for trail runners and hikers. The trailhead is in Hollywood Hills - park off to the side on a street. This trail features beautiful wildflowers in the spring. Dogs are allowed on the trail if kept on leash. The trail can be dusty and dirty, so watch your step. Ke...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Cahuenga Peak via Burbank Peak Trail

      2.23 mi / 719 ft gain
      Cahuenga Peak via Burbank Peak Trail is an out-and-back trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Los Angeles, California.
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Glendale Peak via Henry's Trail

      4.0
      2.07 mi / 915 ft gain
      Glendale Peak is often passed over by people hiking to Mt. Hollywood, and while it is not as high as its neighbor summit, it boasts arguably better views that you will enjoy all to yourself. While not really a full hiking trail and more of a small detour, Henry's Trail is worth the small uphill c...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Hollyridge Trail to the Hollywood Sign [Closed]

      4.2
      3.5 mi / 383 ft gain
      This trail is closed as is the Beachwood Gate which is used to access the Hollyridge Trail will be permanently closed on April 18th, 2017 due to a court order. Check out Hollywood Sign via Brush Canyon Trail for an available option.  There are three ways to get to the Hollywood Sign. This route ...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Beacon Hill Fern Canyon Loop Trail

      5.0
      3.54 mi / 807 ft gain
      Beacon Hill Fern Canyon Loop Trail is a loop trail where you may see wildflowers located near Los Angeles, California.
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Griffith Park Old Zoo Loop

      3.2
      2.52 mi / 666 ft gain
      The Griffith Park Old Zoo Loop is a 2.52-mile moderately trafficked loop trail located in Griffith Park, Los Angeles. Due to its length and minimal elevation gain of ~670 feet, the hike is open to all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for walking, hiking, and trail running, The Griffith P...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Mount Hollywood via the Fern Canyon Trail

      5.0
      5.02 mi / 1581 ft gain
      At 1,625 feet Mt Hollywood is the second highest point in Griffith Park and provides picturesque views of the Hollywood Sign, Griffith Park Observatory, Downtown Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Mountains. The hike to the Mt Hollywood Summit begins on the northeast side of Griffith Park near the ...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Aileen Getty Ridge Trail

      5.0
      3.55 mi / 1194 ft gain
      The Aileen Getty Ridge Trail is a singletrack trail that runs between Mt. Lee and Burbank Peak (the location of the Wisdom Tree). Though there are many options to access this trail, the most direct route is from the west via the Wonder View Trailhead. Start by parking on Lake Hollywood Drive near...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Lake Hollywood Trail

      4.7
      3.35 mi / 249 ft gain
      The Lake Hollywood Trail features beautiful wildflowers in the spring and is wheelchair accessible. A majority of the trail is paved, but approximately .6 miles is on dirt. Some of the trail is shaded, but bring sun protection regardless - especially in the summer. Dogs are not allowed on this tr...
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    • Pasadena, California

      Arroyo Terrace Trail

      5.0
      1.54 mi / 194 ft gain
      Arroyo Terrace Trail is a loop trail that takes you by a river located near Pasadena, California.
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    • Pasadena, California

      Eaton Canyon Falls via Eaton Canyon Trailhead

      4.2
      3.54 mi / 528 ft gain
      The hidden forty-foot-tall Eaton Canyon Falls fills an amphitheater at the top of Eaton Canyon Trail, tumbling into a wide pool that you can rest alongside or wade in. Normally the water is waist deep, but during this recent trip, we found the water only to stop at our ankles as it tends to fluct...
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    • Pearblossom, California

      Snowshoe Buckhorn Ridge Trail

      2.5 mi / 700 ft gain
      Located 1 mile east of the Mt Waterman Ski Resort, Buckhorn Ski Hill is a great place to enjoy a leisurely stroll through a snow-covered forest, complete with views of towering Mt Waterman. To get here take I-210 toward La Canada, exit on to California Highway 2 (Angeles Crest Highway) heading no...
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    • Altadena, California

      Eaton Canyon to Idlehour Trail Camp

      4.5
      10.99 mi / 3291 ft gain
      Idlehour is nestled deep in the Angeles National Forest, so it feels like you're in the heart of some untapped wilderness instead of six miles away from a bustling metropolis. The trail camp is accessible by foot through a variety of locations, but the most popular route is through Eaton Canyon, ...
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    • Los Angeles, California

      Hollywood Sign via Brush Canyon Trail

      4.6
      5.04 mi / 1155 ft gain
      Getting to the parking lot near the trailhead and finding an open space can seem like the most daunting part of this whole excursion. There are free parking lots along the road to the trailhead, so keep an eye out. There are also several ways to get to the trailhead from other parking areas; I ad...
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