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Griffith Park. Photos (5,202) Directions. Print/PDF map. Share. More. Length 2.6 miElevation gain 613 ftRoute type Loop. Check out this 2.6-mile loop trail near Universal City, California. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 h 23 min to complete.
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Description. This hike will lead you to countless stunning views of the Los Angeles area. The area around the observatory and the Hollywood sign can be busy, but outside of these spots you can expect some solitude. The trail is very sunny and exposed, so be sure to bring plenty of water and sun protection with you. Conditions. Let's try that again.
One of the most popular trails to one of the most popular attractions in Griffith Park, the West Observatory Trail shouldn’t be overlooked just because you’re not likely to find solitude on it – it’s a great way to get to some beautiful viewpoints and an excellent route for getting a little outdoor time – either as a quick jaunt or trail run or ...
Hiking Trails. Hiking into the rugged hills and sparsely developed areas is perhaps one of the most popular forms of recreation in Griffith Park. Hikers may use the entire 53-mile network of trails, fire roads, and bridle paths.
Sep 11, 2023 · September 11, 2023 by David James. Table of Contents. Nestled in the hills of Firebreak Trail to Griffith Observatory offers some of the most spectacular views of Los Angeles. Getting there requires a bit of hiking, but the journey is part of the fun.
This loop is about 1.75 miles long with an elevation gain of 610 feet. Dogs are allowed if leashed but can’t come into the observatory. If you want a longer hike, there are many choices. One will take you to the Hollywood sign, and I will come back for that one day. Check out a park trail map for other options.
Details. .5 miles roundtrip through Ferndell and back. 2.6 miles to Griffith Observatory and back with 600 feet of elevation. Free street parking. Getting There. You will want to enter the park at the entrance on the corner of Los Feliz Blvd and Ferndell Drive. As soon as you enter, you can look for parking along the street.
