Burbank‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 천연기념물

Unmissable, yes this sign is legendary! We did the excursion from the Griffith Observatory and the trail is not particularly well indicated. The walk is nice (a little sporty) but at times the path is very narrow, lost in the vegetation and I admit that with the risk of fires you have to be vigilant. Don't forget to bring enough water. Excursion made at the beginning of September 2024, it was a heatwave.

Awesome spot. No shade though so stay hydrated and protected from the sun. Winds could be nice.

Awesome spot for a 360 view! Just note, there's no shade up there. Take your breaks in shade on the road up and then stay for the views and wind.

Awesome spot. There's no shade and a lot of sun exposure coming to this spot from Cahuenga Peak. Stay hydrated and wear sun protection.

Great viewpoint over Runyon Canyon Park. The trails to get up to the viewpoint can be busy, it is only a short distance from Sunset Boulevard, but it is worth stopping for a bit to enjoy the view.

This is a one hour round trip with an altitude raise of 220 m. The path is steep with very little flat parts, very rocky and with lots of gravel. You will be awarded with an outstanding view from LA Downtown to the valley. Parking is available at Hollywood Lake Dr. The park is open from Sunrise to Sunset.

Despite the fence, it is possible to cross the trail over Mt. Lee to Cahuenga Peak here. Great view of the city. Good shoes are mandatory

Although Cahuenga Peak is the highest point in Griffith Park, it is mostly overshadowed by its slightly smaller neighbor, Mt. Lee, with its many antennas and the famous billboard that once advertised real estate sales in the hills above Hollywood. In fact, until recently, Cahuenga Peak wasn't even part of the park, but was previously owned by the Howard Hughes Estate for over 60 years.