Park
Charlie Turner Trailhead
Von 4 Einheimischen empfohlen,
Standort
2840 West Observatory Road
Los Angeles, CA
Griffith Park
Tipps von Einheimischen
Coleman
March 21, 2018
At the top of Mount Hollywood, 360-degree views of everything from the Verdugo Mountains to the Pacific Ocean (on a rare, smog-free day) offer a bird’s-eye crash course on L.A. geography. It’s an ideal vantage point for checking out sweeping views of the Los Angeles basin, the edge of the San Fernando Valley, the hazy hills to the west, the skyline of Downtown Los Angeles with the Observatory in the foreground, and the money shot: a close-up of the Hollywood sign Hours: From 5am-10:30pm. Hiking trails close at sunset. Parking: Snag a spot in the lot next to the Griffith Observatory. If that lot is too hectic, look for street parking along Observatory Avenue. Length: ~3 miles Time: 90 mins
At the top of Mount Hollywood, 360-degree views of everything from the Verdugo Mountains to the Pacific Ocean (on a rare, smog-free day) offer a bird’s-eye crash course on L.A. geography. It’s an ideal vantage point for checking out sweeping views of the Los Angeles basin, the edge of the San Ferna…
Coleman
March 21, 2018
At the top of Mount Hollywood, 360-degree views of everything from the Verdugo Mountains to the Pacific Ocean (on a rare, smog-free day) offer a bird’s-eye crash course on L.A. geography. It’s an ideal vantage point for checking out sweeping views of the Los Angeles basin, the edge of the San Fernando Valley, the hazy hills to the west, the skyline of Downtown Los Angeles with the Observatory in the foreground, and the money shot: a close-up of the Hollywood sign Hours: From 5am-10:30pm. Hiking trails close at sunset. Parking: Snag a spot in the lot next to the Griffith Observatory. If that lot is too hectic, look for street parking along Observatory Avenue. Length: ~3 miles Time: 90 mins
At the top of Mount Hollywood, 360-degree views of everything from the Verdugo Mountains to the Pacific Ocean (on a rare, smog-free day) offer a bird’s-eye crash course on L.A. geography. It’s an ideal vantage point for checking out sweeping views of the Los Angeles basin, the edge of the San Ferna…
