Another peaceful hike through Corbin Canyon. This time of year is gorgeous with the wildflowers…read more Bonus if you can find the crashed car in the creek!

I love this hike. It is located on the top of Corbin. The location is beautiful and does allow for…read moresome beautiful views. The hike from a workout perspective is easy and does not have too many steep areas. It is perfect for a beginner if they are starting to hike. The trail also allows the kids and fur babies to enjoy and have a fun workout as well. The trail does have some over grown aspects to it.

if this is a Dog Park, why do the sign say, dogs must be on leash. and they are usually fenced in…read more I just witnessed two dogs run out on Wells Drive and almost get hit by a car. I went to help my socialize and got bombarded and blindsided by many dogs. Because I thought it a leashed Park as the signs say! Otherwise, very nice setting

What a beautiful spacious park! Parking is plentiful right in front, and then there's a bathroom…read moreright next to the parking lot. There's several large grass areas and a small play area for the kids. I thought about bringing my dog but since we were going up into the trails I wanted to check it out first and I'm glad I didn't bring my dog. There are so many off leash dogs who are very well behaved and while I was impressed, some still just walk right up to other dogs that are leashed. My dog is still learning and can be reactive so I prefer that no dogs will come up to her without proper introduction. She is improving and I think as I continue practicing with her that this will become easier and I'll be able to bring her. Anyway it's really so nice to see people with their very well behaved dogs running calmly around. Everything was very clean and for the most part I think most people are mindful at picking up after their dog, however not everyone is and you'll see little poops here and there.

I came here for the first time on Thanksgiving to run a half marathon in the morning. I drove up to…read morethe Top of Reseda where the road ends in a cul-de-sac. There was free parking up to the yellow line. It was dark when I arrived, but there was a sign indicating where the pay spots started. I found the trails to be in good and well-maintained condition. There were signs at each fork in the trail. Some of the downhill and uphill sections were pretty steep with loose rocks so be sure to mind your footing!

Moderate level hiking trails with spectacular views. Amazing place to watch the sunset from.read more

This is my favorite trail of all time. However, the bikers scare and frustrate me. The middle…read moretrail is very narrow and very steep, and when a bike comes barreling down it's so dangerous and scary. It really bothers me that there are so many bikers here, and they expect us to rush off to the side and let them go by. It says biking is ok at 5mph but they go much much faster than that. It's the only hike I've ever been on where bikers are like this.

I love the beginning of this trail especially during the spring as there are plenty of Lupine's at…read morethe beginning of the trail. This trail has pretty good incline at the beginning if you are trying to get your sweat on. I would say this is a moderate trail that will connect you in a bout 2 miles to the main fire road. Due to the fires I was informed by a gentleman that they wouldn't be opening the main fire road till July. Parking: Plenty of Street parking. Trail Views: Beautiful views of San Fernando Valley once you get to the top. I love the trails in Los Angeles! If you are running or hiking them it gives you a sense of peace.

This Pacific Palisades neighborhood has a good amount of stairs, hills, scenic overlooks, and…read morepretty houses, so it makes for a nice walk/urban hike. To get there, navigate to 17574 Pacific Coast Highway and park on the street or in one of the metered lots on the beach side. Walk over the highway overpass to the first set of stairs. For a full 1.5-hour loop through the neighborhood, you can follow these instructions: 1. Turn left on Posetano 2. Turn left on Revello and go down the stairs after the house at 17712 3. Turn right on Breve Way until Porto Marina Way 4. Take the stairs up at 17737 Porto Marina Way 5. Turn left at the top of Castellammare and walk up the hill 6. Keep right onto Vicino Way (another uphill) 7. Keep walking right onto Tramonto Dr 8. Keep walking onto Tramonto Dr until you reach Revello Dr and keep right 9. Follow Revello down until you reach a short bridge 10. A bit after the bridge, there is a staircase going down on the left 11. Turn right onto Posetano and keep going down as it turns into Stretto Way 12. Turn right onto Castellammare and keep going (it will turn into a dirt path and then it'll turn into a paved street again) 13. Voila! You are back at the first staircase where you started

These stairs will take you through some of the most beautiful ocean scenery not to mention walking…read morepast some of the most spectacular mansions L.A. has to offer. The stairs on the lower end start just past Gladstones restaurant and after the pedestrian overpass. You will feel a bit of nostalgia as these stairs take you past silent screen star Thelma Todd's old restaurant and right past her opulent mansion of yesteryear. These different sets of stairs is really a wonderful way to spend a day with the incredibly beautiful views you will have of the ocean from the top of the hills and of the stairs. It is a little over 3+ miles with about 518 steps. Some of the staircases seem pretty steep and like I said the view at the top is well worth getting to! This pathway will also take you through a lot of natural beauty as there are many types of trees and shrubs that are well manicured and incredibly picturesque around the staircases. It was so peaceful and serene at this location of hidden stairs when I went with my husband and daughter that I felt like I was kind of at some sort of self realization retreat. This place definitely gets five stars from me because after walking these stairs and witnessing the glamour and beauty of this area I just felt so inspired. I highly recommend checking out these stairs because the whole experience was just beautiful!

This is a perfect little viewing spot of the city & sunsets. The park is petite but boasts of ample…read moreparking spots & endless views of the city! I appreciated the well paved walking paths & some of the history of the location. Highly recommend visit this spot as a local or a tourist!

The view is absolutely gorgeous! The location provides an amazing view of the city and the sunset.read more

Great place to hike in the Santa Monica Mountains. The trailhead is a bit harder to reach than some…read moreother trails in the area, as it's a one-lane rutted dirt road. $5 fee to park as of this writing. There's one main trail that heads up into the mountains, as well as an off-shoot that heads inland and maybe others. Well-maintained trails. This is a MRCA Park; thank you for your commitment to preserving nature and public access to beautiful spaces!

I always enjoy a great hike. This is an easy more of a beginner hike. It is great for a run or if…read moreyou would like to get in a good bike ride to burn a sweat or a quick run or jog.

I love this place as I always enjoy a bike ride and a run. The sweat you can get from this trail is…read morenot only on point but well worth it. I also bring my dogs as well and they enjoy the workout, even if I have one in their backpack bag as they enjoy with their tongue flying out.

This review is for the dirt road on Mulholland. It goes on foreverrrrrrr!!!!!!! I begin this trail…read moreon Canoga avenue, where the paved road ends and the dirt road begins. I really like this trail because if you like to walk run or bike for long distances and incline this is the place for you. Ive only gone about 5 miles in but this road is the lead road to many shorter trails. You will see trucks and off road vehicles on this road as it is residential for half mile, but so far they have all been courteous of those working out. You will run into a lot of really nice people always saying hello, i like that. You will also see many people with dogs on leashes and off. Great road with lots of options, i heard this road goes to top of Reseda. I will make it there someday.

I had never heard of this trail loop until my Canis Nature dog 3 training class met here today!…read moreComing up Mulholland be careful because I initially missed the dirt road and there's almost nowhere safe to turn around and I ended up on a ridiculous detour to get back to the dirt road. Once there though I drove up until I saw the parking area and I found a spot. Our group walked up for about 30 minutes and it's a nice wide trail, pretty dusty but really well maintaimed. Since it's the heat of summer there's nothing lush and green right now but I can only imagine how it looks when things are growing! Watch out for bicyclists, we noticed they were not even ringing bells and it's hard to hear them coming so one second you're la dee dah enjoying the walk and next second some bikes are going past and I don't think they realize we can't hear them coming. After about 30 min our group stopped and we took some nice photos of the dogs with the reservoir/dam (?) below before making our way back down. I really enjoyed this trail and would love to come back and walk further! Bring a hat, water, sunglasses, sunscreen, because there wasn't much shade.

This trail is my happy place. I absolutely love the views of DTLA and the Ocean! While there are a…read morecouple inclines in the beginning, it feels a lot more like a nature walk. If you want a little bit of a challenge, there are some smaller paths that run parallel to the main one that have a lot more hills to climb. Path can be rocky at times, so I recommend good shoes for sure! At a somewhat leisurely pace, it takes me about an hour to go out and back from the entrance to the opposite side of the trail where it meets the neighborhood. Very dog friendly, all dogs are usually off leash. Be sure to bring water and take any trash out with you because there are no amenities whatsoever. After a rain, it's completely gorgeous. Lots of wildflowers! I have seen a snake or two here in the warmer months, so keep your eyes peeled. On the weekends it can get crowded, but I never have a hard time finding parking. Great for families too!

What a fun experience walking up the trail to the Nike Missile Control Site. There was parking…read morereadily available, it was easy enough for all ages, and best of all, it was dog-friendly! Once you were at the top, there was a water fountain (complete with a water bowl for the pups), and even a restroom. It was nice to have a few places to sit and rest before heading back down. The lookout point at the top is a beautiful spot to look around at LA.

I've been coming hiking here for years, my sons cross country team use to do a ton of training up…read morehere and I believe that's how I was introduced to this trail system. I've hiked it from several entry points and out every which direction but lately I've been visiting a couple times a week and doing the quick out and back from the top of Reseda entry point to the NIKE site. It's the perfect little weekday/weekend hike when you just want to get out and get some fresh air. I do this hike with friends, my son, his girlfriend, and often solo. There isn't much elevation gain at all but you still get the sense that you are sort of hiking, since you're on a dirt path :) If you venture in on other trails towards the ocean, you lose the city views and get the sense of really being in nature. There isn't much coverage on the trail, so I would suggest sunscreen and a bottle of water. It typically takes a couple of hours tops, and I believe it's around 7miles round trip. If you aren't so big on snakes, I will say watch your step on warm days and stay near the center of the trail because I often spot many out here. This is the sort of hike you can bring just anyone on, since it's very easy. We love it!