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Ascot Hills is a great place for a quick hike with solid views of L.A. The trail’s not too long but has some good uphill sections. If you make it to the top, the city views—especially at sunset—are totally worth it.

The Los Angeles State Historic Park, also known as the Cornfield, used to be a rail yard where train cars used to overflow with corn. The railway was lined with cornstalks, giving the area its nickname. It started as a small park in 2006 and has grown to 32 acres of green space with restrooms and paved paths.

There is a parking lot and restroom here at the trailhead, which provides access to a large network of paved and packed dirt trails along the beautiful Rio Hondo. The trailhead closes at sunset.

Bosque del Rio Hondo, which is Spanish for “Forest of the Deep River, is a small quaint green area just off from Whittier Arrows lakes & Recreation Area. It is also abundant with wildlife and used by the public for picnics, biking and hiking because it provides access to the Rio Hondo and San Gabriel River bicycle paths.

That’s awesome

Former railroad yard converted to city park. Historic exhibits, restrooms, lawns. Free to bike or walk in. Paid parking.