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Angel’s Point is a short, easy hike in Elysian Park with one of the best views of L.A.—you can see the skyline, Dodger Stadium, and even the Hollywood sign on a clear day. There’s a sculpture at the top, which makes it a fun spot to explore, especially at sunset.

The Exposition Park Rose Garden is a historic 7-acre sunken garden in Los Angeles. Known as "one of the city's best-kept secrets," the garden is celebrated for its vast collection of over 20,000 rose bushes. Originally part of the city's Agricultural Park, the garden was established in 1927 and features four marble statues by Thyra Boldsen, a central fountain, and several gazebos. The garden, which was once threatened by development plans, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1991 to ensure its preservation. It also is a popular filming location and attraction adjacent to the University of Southern California, the Natural History Museum, and the California Science Center.

The LA City Hall was completed in 1928 and is the center of the Los Angeles City government. It houses the mayor's office and the meeting chambers and offices of the Los Angeles City Council. This iconic art deco style building has a free observation deck at the top of the tower, which is open Monday through Friday during business hours and offers panoramic views of the entire Los Angeles valley and downtown district.

Whittier Narrows is located at a gap in the mountains that make up the southern edge of the San Gabriel Valley. The fulcrum of this park are the three main lakes namely Legg Lake, Centre Lake and North Lake. All three have trails going around them. It is a beautiful area to spend some time at no matter what your sport but a run around the three lakes is a great way to spend a training session.

This large recreation park has several lakes for boating and fishing, bike trails which double up as great running loops with lakeside views. It also hosts the American Military Museum, a nature center and more. There is over 1500 acres to explore and what better way to see it than by running round most if not all of it.

Full of rich history, the lavish 19th century Stimson House in Los Angeles offers a glimpse into the city’s past as you run by. This mansion built for banking mogul Thomas Douglas Stimson in 1891 miraculously survived a dramatic dynamite attack just years later.

The LA City Hall was completed in 1928 and is the center of the Los Angeles City government. It houses the mayor's office and the meeting chambers and offices of the Los Angeles City Council. This iconic art deco style building has a free observation deck at the top of the tower, which is open Monday through Friday during business hours and offers panoramic views of the entire Los Angeles valley and downtown district.

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