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Hikes in Los Angeles

Below is a collection of over 100 trails in the Los Angeles area, listed from north to south and west to east. The table may also be sorted alphabetically or by distance to help you pick your next hike in Los Angeles. There is also a search feature, which can be used to quickly isolate the hike you are looking for. Each trail links to its own report complete with photos, maps, directions, and all the other information needed to locate and enjoy these hikes. You can also view hikes around Los Angeles on the Hike Finder Map.

Highlights of Los Angeles

Hiking Los Angeles

Los Angeles County has a higher population than any other country in the United States. Fortunately for residents, this vast urban center is also home to hundreds of hiking trails and several good campgrounds. In the spring and early summer, seasonal waterfalls come alive and the green mountains around Los Angeles are filled with wildflowers.

Many trails around Los Angeles are dog friendly and mountain bike friendly. If you are new to hiking in LA, take a look at this list of top trails in Los Angeles to get started. As you will discover, there are plenty of places to hike in LA besides Runyon Canyon Park.

This list offers information on more than a hundred hikes in the Los Angeles area. If the quantity looks overwhelming, try narrowing the list down to one of the area’s two major ranges, the San Gabriel Mountains to the east and the Santa Monica Mountains to the west. The Santa Monica Mountains, which stretch from Malibu to Hollywood, are packed with trails that offer ocean views and much more. The grand San Gabriel Mountains suffered a large wildfire in the summer of 2009, but much of the affected area has reopened to the public.

Trail	Description	Distance	Latitude, Longitude
020	Fish Canyon Narrows This hike explores an enchanting narrow canyon on the east side of the Angeles National Forest in the Sierra Pelona Mountains north of Santa Clarita.	10.5 miles 675 feet	34.60227, -118.67059
038	Los Pinetos Waterfall This out and back hike in Placerita Canyon Natural Area follows Canyon Trail to the ruins of Walker Ranch and Waterfall Trail to an elusive falls in a sylvan canyon.	5.33 miles 550 feet	34.377866, -118.467675
040	Ecology Trail This lollipop loop in Placerita Canyon Natural Area will introduce you to numerous local plants along with views of Placerita Canyon.	0.67 miles 75 feet	34.377866, -118.467675
045	Towsley View Loop Trail This loop explores two canyons and scenic ridges in the Santa Susana Mountains, passing the narrows of Towsley Gorge in Towsley Canyon.	5.4 miles 1,075 feet	34.357661, -118.55698
050	Rocky Peak This hike climbs to a 2,715-foot summit in Rocky Peak Park in the Santa Susana Mountains between Chatsworth and Simi Valley.	4.75 miles 1,100 feet	34.268362, -118.636155
060	Paradise Falls This loop visits a 40-foot waterfall in Wildwood Park, an open space in Thousand Oaks.	2.5 miles 260 feet	34.215372, -118.910794
065	Lizard Rock To add extra mileage and views to a visit to Paradise Falls in Thousand Oaks, consider placing Lizard Rock on your itinerary.	3.7 miles 530 feet	34.220788, -118.921537
075	La Jolla Canyon Loop This hike explores Point Mugu State Park on the west end of the Santa Monica Mountains, offering incredible ocean views.	11.75 miles 1,250 feet	34.086097, -119.03688
078	Mugu Peak This out and back hike from La Jolla Canyon to the 1,266-foot summit features superb ocean and canyon views.	6.5 miles 1,250 feet	34.092697, -119.055712
081	La Jolla Canyon Falls This out and back hike visits a short seasonal waterfall in Point Mugu State Park.	1.5 miles 250 feet	34.093047, -119.043134
085	Scenic and Overlook Trails Loop This loop takes in tremendous ocean views above Big Sycamore Canyon in Point Mugu State Park.	2.7 - 3.5 miles 450 to 550 feet	34.071305, -119.012668
090	Grotto This out and back hike visits a remote grotto in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.	3.5 miles 500 feet	34.109292, -118.937438
095	Sandstone Peak This loop summits the tallest peak in the Santa Monica Mountains.	6.25 miles 1,075 feet	34.120284, -118.931018
100	Tri Peaks This 1-mile addition to the Sandstone Peak loop adds extra views to the hike.	7.45 miles 1,075 feet	34.122438, -118.950055
103	Nicholas Flat via Malibu Springs Trail This scenic lollipop loop hike ascends an overgrown track to meadows and a pond on Nicholas Flat in Leo Carrillo State Park.	7 miles 1,425 feet	34.083743, -118.918329
110	Angel Vista via Rosewood Trail This out and back hike is the most direct route to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Conejo Valley.	4 miles 800 feet	34.176802, -118.912804
115	Angel Vista via West Los Robles Trail This out and back hike offers a more gradual route to the overlook on the north side of the Santa Monica mountains.	7.6 miles 800 feet	34.171903, -118.881004
120	Charmlee Wilderness Park This loop is one of several possible hike in this bluff-top park with ocean views over Malibu.	3.3 miles 225 feet	34.058793, -118.87925
125	Zuma Canyon This out and back hike leaves a coastal Malibu neighborhood to explore rustic Zuma Canyon.	2.8 miles 300 feet	34.032472, -118.812382
129	Zuma Canyon Ocean View - Canyon View Trails This loop demands more effort than the Zuma Canyon Trail and provides great ocean and canyon views.	3 miles 750 feet	34.036241, -118.805902
132	Zuma Ridge This wide dirt service road weaves northwest up the ridge west of Zuma Canyon offering access to several nearby trails.	5.4 - 10.6 miles 1,500 feet	34.03425, -118.818133
135	Zuma Canyon Narrows This off-trail trek crosses the narrow canyon beyond Zuma Canyon Trail. Hikers may return along the Zuma Ridge Trail to form a challenging 8-mile loop.	8 miles 1,500 feet	34.056261, -118.81809
140	Point Dume Natural Preserve This short hike explores overlooks on a scenic headland jutting into the Pacific at the northeast end of Santa Monica Bay in Malibu.	1 mile 100 feet	34.004245, -118.805811
145	Castro Crest from Latigo Canyon Road This out and back hike crosses a green canyon and climbs to scenic saddle below Castro Peak.	3.8 miles 650 feet	34.078379, -118.79355
150	Escondido Falls This out and back hike visits a 200 foot waterfall that is split into two tiers. The upper tier is 150 feet tall and stunning after a rainstorm.	3.8 miles 400 feet	34.026568, -118.780067
155	Upper Solstice Canyon This out and back hike crosses remote Upper Solstice Canyon from Corral Canyon Road to Castro Crest.	5.5 - 6.5 miles 520 feet - 755 feet	34.08216, -118.758497
160	Solstice Canyon Trail This level out and back hike visits the ruins of a burned down ranch and a small waterfall.	2.6 miles 350 feet	34.037166, -118.746636
165	Corral Canyon This loop offers ocean and canyon views from a unspoiled section of the Santa Monica Mountains in Malibu.	2.5 miles 525 feet	34.034336, -118.734362
170	Paramount Ranch This segment of the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area includes Western Town, an outdoor set cast as frontier towns in TV and film since the 1950s.	0.25 - 4 miles 150 feet	34.115546, -118.755176
175	Lake Vista Trail This out and back hike crosses the west end of Malibu Creek State Park and climbs to a scenic view over Malibu Lake.	4.1 miles 350 feet	34.108084, -118.749254
180	M*A*S*H Set This hike visits the site where the exteriors of the television show MASH were filmed, a 4.75-mile trek from the park entrance.	3.6 - 5.7 miles 175 feet - 400 feet	34.096475, -118.745055
185	Lost Cabin Trail This 1.5-mile round trip extension to the MASH set hike dead-ends in a mountain canyon at the site of a now nonexistent cabin.	5.1 - 7.2 miles +190 feet	34.092022, -118.73565
190	Cistern, Lookout, and Cage Creek Trails This team of trails make a scenic descent to Century Lake for a short loop or longer hikes in Malibu Creek State Park.	2.05 - 3.6 miles 400 feet	34.105305, -118.731889
195	Talepop Loop This lollipop loop crosses a scenic mountain between Liberty Canyon and Las Virgenes Canyon in Malibu Creek State Park.	4.75 miles 500 feet	34.103394, -118.713806
199	Grassland Trail to Crags Road and Rock Pool This easy hike enters Malibu Creek State Park on South Grassland Trail, then forms a loop around Crags Road to visit Rock Pool.	3 miles 175 feet	34.103394, -118.713806
202	Malibu Creek Traverse This adventure hike explores the C-shaped gorge between Rock Pool and Century Lake in Malibu Creek State Park.	4 miles 200 feet	34.097733, -118.729291
205	Mesa Peak from Tapia Trailhead This out and back hike ascends the Backbone Trail from Malibu Creek State Park to a subtle summit with substantial ocean views.	6.5 miles 1,400 feet	34.079945, -118.703809
210	Calabasas Peak via Calabasas - Cold Creek Trail This out and back hike starts up a scenic single track formerly know as the Secret Trail to reach the summit.	4.5 miles 750 feet	34.126371, -118.657407
214	Calabasas Peak from Stunt Road This out and back hike travels an easy-to-follow fire road to panoramic views of the Santa Monica Mountains and San Fernando Valley.	3.6 miles 1,000 feet	34.112846, -118.651879
218	Red Rock Canyon Park There are two main trails in this park. One can be used to reach Calabasas Peak and a shorter trail reached a scenic overlook.	2.5 - 5.2 miles 325 feet - 1,000 feet	34.106015, -118.637138
222	Saddle Peak via Stunt High Trail This out and back hike combines Stunt High Trail and a section of the Backbone Trail to visit the 6th tallest summit in the Santa Monica Mountains.	8.2 miles 1700 feet	34.077567, -118.654847
225	Saddle Peak via the Backbone Trail This shorter hike approaches the summit from the east.	2 miles 450 feet	34.077069, -118.655963
230	Topanga Lookout This out and back hike visits the site of an old fire tower which still offers great views of the surrounding mountains.	2 miles 160 feet	34.091642, -118.636308
235	Tuna Canyon Park This ocean-view packed hike explores a less-visited park between Topanga and Malibu.	1.6 - 5.1 miles 275 - 900 feet	34.059538, -118.616345
240	Hondo Canyon This out and back hike up a section of the Backbone Trail crosses grassy fields and climbs a wooded canyon to ocean views and a trail to Topanga Lookout.	7.6 - 10.6 miles 1,500 feet	34.092804, -118.610122
245	Eagle Rock from Trippet Ranch This 4.5-mile loop takes Musch Trail and Eagle Springs Fire Road to visit an exceptional sandstone summit in Topanga State Park.	4.5 miles 800 feet	34.093215, -118.587629
250	Parker Mesa Overlook from Trippet Ranch This out and back hike heads up to the overlook from Trippet Ranch, Topanga State Park's main trailhead.	6.7 miles 375 feet	34.09321, -118.587588
255	Parker Mesa Overlook from Paseo Miramar This steep out and back hike reaches the overlook from the south, rewarding the effort with excellent views of the Pacific Ocean.	5.7 - 7.8 miles 900 - 1,250 feet	34.060137, -118.574331
260	Los Liones Trail This out and back hike visits a lust canyon with ocean views and can be used to reach Parker Mesa Overlook.	2.6 miles 550 feet	34.047263, -118.560098
265	Eagle Rock from Santa Ynez Canyon This out and back hike summits a sandstone prominence in Topanga State Park.	7.4 miles 1,400 feet	34.107517, -118.570998
270	Santa Ynez Falls This out and back hike follows a shaded creek to a gorge containing a short waterfall.	2.5 miles 250 feet	34.091555, -118.569711
275	Vanalden Cave This short out and back hike visits a unique sandstone cave that you can stand inside and above. The hike can be extended to 1.55 miles round trip to visit a nearby vista point with a panoramic perspective of the Santa Monica Mountains.	0.6 - 1.55 miles 100 - 350 feet	34.134666, -118.563017
285	Temescal Peak This pair of out and back hikes ascend Temescal Ridge to a summit with sweeping views over Topanga State Park.	5.8 - 7.6 miles 575 - 1,200 feet	34.102282, -118.553767
290	Skull Rock This out and back hike descends Temescal Ridge to a head-shaped formation with great views over Santa Monica Bay.	1.5 miles 225 feet	34.076421, -118.54643
295	Caballero Canyon Trail This out and back hike ascends a canyon to views over the San Fernando Valley.	3.4 miles 625 feet	34.142731, -118.540882
300	Temescal Canyon This loop offers a variety of scenery and decent exercise, despite its relative brevity.	2.6 to 5.25 miles 1,000 feet	34.050217, -118.529141
305	Rivas Canyon This single-track trail crosses a lush secluded canyon connecting Temescal Gateway Park to Will Rogers State Park.	2.1 - 4.2 miles 500 feet	34.055895, -118.528326
310	Inspiration Point This easy loop in Will Rogers State Historic Park leads to an overlook with views from Santa Monica Bay to downtown LA.	2.25 miles 325 feet	34.054252, -118.513349
315	Rustic Canyon's Murphy Ranch from Will Rogers State Historic Park This adventure visits the ruins of a commune built by Nazi sympathizers in a canyon east of the park.	4 - 5 miles 200 - 850 feet	34.054774, -118.510087
320	Rustic Canyon's Murphy Ranch from Sullivan Ridge This loop drops from Sullivan Ridge into Rustic Canyon, where hikers can visit abandoned buildings once occupied by Nazi sympathizers.	3.85 miles 325 feet	34.070192, -118.514611
325	Sullivan Ridge This out and back hike follows a scenic 6.3-mile long ridge through the Big Wild east of Will Rogers State Park.	7.5 - 14.3 miles 1,200 - 1,350 feet	34.061097, -118.504121
330	Sullivan Canyon This out and back hike follows a wide trail up the center of a sycamore-filled canyon.	8.5 miles 950	34.073771, -118.506863
335	Westridge Trail to San Vicente Mountain This out and back hike travels a scenic ridge between a Brentwood neighborhood and a 1,960-foot summit that was once used as a Nike Missile site.	7.4 miles 900 feet	34.128382, -118.51357
340	Mandeville Canyon to San Vicente Mountain This loop incorporating a few trails, taking a DWP road up to Westridge to visit San Vicente Mountain, before crossing Mulholland Drive and Canyonback Ridge to return to Mandeville Canyon via Hollyhock Fire Road.	5 miles 770 feet	34.121207, -118.50665
345	Mulholland Drive to San Vicente Mountain This out and back hike approaches the peak from the east and offers views to the north and south en route to the old Nike Missile site.	2 miles 360 feet	34.128214, -118.50272
350	Upper Canyonback Trail This out and back hike descends Canyonback Ridge from Mulholland Drive to the Mountain Gate Country Club Estates.	3 - 8 miles 325 feet	34.128214, -118.50272
355	Lower Canyonback Trail This out and back hike ascends Canyonback Ridge from Kenter Ave. in Brentwood to the Mountain Gate Country Club Estates.	3.6 - 8 miles 500 feet	34.081754, -118.494577
360	Getty View Park This out and back hike crosses East Sepulveda Fire Road (Casiano Fire Road) on a ridge east of the 405 Freeway that offers light traffic and plentiful views of the Getty Museum and Santa Monica Bay.	3 miles 375 feet	34.088875, -118.472562
400	Hastain Trail This pair of short loops explore Franklin Canyon Park in the Santa Monica Mountains above Beverly Hills.	1.8 - 2.2 miles 350 - 550 feet	34.111344, -118.415152
410	Fryman Canyon Loop This loop in the Hollywood Hills follows Betty B. Dearing Trail through Wilacre Park and Coldwater Canyon Park.	3 miles 450 feet	34.133298, -118.391726
420	Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook This up and back hike ascends a grassy slope south of Culver City, crossing a steep staircase to an expansive viewpoint overlooking the Los Angeles Basin.	2.5 miles 315 feet	34.020234, -118.382324
425	Community Trail This hike delivers views over Los Angeles from Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area in the Baldwin Hills.	2.5 miles 75 -200 feet	34.006511, -118.363316
440	Trebek Open Space This out and back hike incorporated Bantam Trail and Castair Trail in a park adjacent to Runyon Canyon.	1 - 2.5 miles 125 - 375 feet	34.113539, -118.359405
445	Runyon Canyon This loop tours the most popular dog park in Los Angeles. Both loops offer good exercise and views over Hollywood.	1.65 - 2.65 miles 500 - 700 feet	34.105259, -118.348933
450	Cahuenga Peak from Wonder View Trail This out and back hike ascends a dirt single track to Cahuenga Peak and the adjacent Mount Lee, home of the Hollywood Sign.	3 miles 925 feet	34.133131, -118.336451
452	Lake Hollywood Reservoir Walking Trail This easy loop circles a peaceful fence-enclosed reservoir in the hills below the Hollywood Sign.	3.5 miles 100 feet	34.128716, -118.336355
455	Mount Lee and the Hollywood Sign via Hollyridge Trail This hike ascends from Beachwood Canyon to the summit of Mount Lee behind the Hollywood Sign.	3.5 miles 750 feet	34.129346, -118.314735
460	Mount Chapel, Mount Bell, and Mount Hollywood This undulating loop tops three prominent summits on a panoramic tour of Griffith Park.	5.7 miles 675 feet	34.129346, -118.314735
465	Mount Lee and the Hollywood Sign via Brush Canyon Trail This out and back hike crosses Griffith Park from Canyon Drive to the top of Mount Lee, directly behind the landmark Hollywood Sign.	6.4 - 7.1 miles 1,100 - 1,200 feet	34.134552, -118.321559
470	Bronson Cave This short easy hike visits a man-made cave recognizable as the Batcave from the Batman TV series and hundreds of other locations on TV and film.	0.66 miles 50 feet	34.124448, -118.314226
480	Amir's Garden This hike reaches a relaxing garden on the east side of Griffith Park that is a pleasant retreat for hikers.	1 miles 275 feet	34.145047, -118.293891
485	Bee Rock This hive-shaped point on the east side of Griffith Park can be reached via a pair of loop hikes.	1.7 - 4 miles 600 feet	34.131464, -118.282791
490	Old Zoo Picnic Area This short hike explores the abandoned exhibits and animal cages in the ruins of the old LA Zoo in Griffith Park.	0.5 miles 50 feet	34.134035, -118.288168
495	Beacon Hill This out and back or loop hike in Griffith Park climbs 500 feet to the easternmost summit in the Santa Monica Mountains.	2.75-3.9 miles 500 feet	34.128342, -118.277314
505	Hostetter Fire Road to Verdugo Mountain This out and back hike up La Tuna Canyon reaches the highest summit in the Verdugo Mountains, a small mountain range north of Burbank.	7.5 miles 1,400 feet	34.233954, -118.291179
510	Beaudry Motorway Loop to Tongva Peak This loop climbs to the summit of Tongva Peak on the east end of the Verdugo Mountains.	6.15 miles 1,475 feet	34.193363, -118.241163
525	Trail Canyon Falls This out and back hike visits a 40-foot beauty on the east side of the San Gabriel Mountains.	4 miles 700 feet	34.312575, -118.253946
535	Switzer Falls This out and back hike starts out above and finishes below a 50-foot tall waterfall.	4.5 miles 650 feet	34.259387, -118.155069
540	San Gabriel Peak from Mount Disappointment Road This out and back hike reaches a peak with great views of the San Gabriels, and you can summit nearby Mount Disappointment for an extra half mile.	4 - 4.5 miles 1,400 feet	334.254549, -118.1021
545	San Gabriel Peak from Mount Lowe Fire Road This out and back hike reaches a peak with great views of the San Gabriels, and you can summit nearby Mount Disappointment for an extra half mile.	3.2 - 3.7 miles 1,000 feet	34.239364, -118.093303
555	Millard Falls CLOSED. This out and back hike visits a 50-foot waterfall up one of the most scenic canyons in the range.	1 mile 150 feet	34.219936, -118.140135
560	Dawn Mine CLOSED. This out and back hike leads past Millard Falls to an old gold mine.	6 miles 1,300 feet	34.228736, -118.130178
570	Echo Mountain via Sam Merrill Trail This out and back hike visits a historic railway and ruins from a century old resort overlooking Pasadena.	5.8 miles 1,400 feet	34.203811, -118.130507
575	Rubio Canyon Trail This out and back hike ventures into a rustic canyon to a double waterfall.	1.3 miles 350 feet	34.203038, -118.122354
585	Eaton Falls This out and back hike visits a 40-footer.	3 miles 375 feet	34.198642, -118.103571
590	Upper Winter Creek Trail This 2.75-mile long trail can be used to extend Santa Anita Canyon Loop or create a loop with Lower Winter Creek Trail.	4.85 miles 1,000 feet	34.196194, -118.02265
595	Hoegees Camp This out and back hike follows Lower Winter Creek Trail through a beautiful wooded canyon to a backcountry campground with fourteen first-come first-serve sites.	4.25 miles 700 feet	34.195515, -118.022503
600	Sturtevant Falls This out and back hike visits a 60-foot waterfall and a lush cottage-lined canyon.	3.25 miles 300 feet	34.195515, -118.022503
605	Spruce Grove Camp This out and back hike follows the canyon above Sturtevant Falls to a backcountry campground with seven first-come first-serve sites.	8 miles 1,300 feet	34.195515, -118.022503
610	Santa Anita Canyon Loop This loop visits a two peaceful creeks, a 60 foot waterfall and plenty of beautiful wilderness	9.5 miles 1,800 feet	34.195515, -118.022503
615	Hermit Falls This out and back hike heads down canyon away from Sturtevant Falls toward a 30-foot waterfall. The lush canyon and the babbling creek are quite calming.	2.6 miles 600 feet	34.195515, -118.022503
625	Mount Hillyer This 6,215-foot summit can be reach from two trailheads, including the nearest starting point at Horse Flats Campground.	3 - 6.25 miles 575 - 1,000 feet	34.330998, -118.011882
630	Monrovia Falls This out and back hike in Monrovia Canyon Park follows an enchanting canyon up to the base of the 30-foot waterfall.	1.6 - 3 miles 400 - 675 feet	34.176584, -117.989521
635	Winston Ridge and Winston Peak This partial loop bags a summit and a scenic ridge in the high San Gabriel Mountains.	4.85 miles 875 feet	34.35132, -117.934352
645	Mount Waterman This out and back hike takes a gradual ascent through a pine forest to reach the round summit.	5.5 miles 1300 feet	34.337848, -117.938712
650	Cooper Canyon Falls This out and back hike leaves from Buckhorn Campground and visits a short waterfall in an enchanting glen of tall pines.	3 miles 700 feet	34.337848, -117.938712
660	Fish Canyon Falls This out and back hike starts at a rock quarry with restricted access and ends up at a multi-tiered 80-foot waterfall.	4 miles 400 feet	34.156722, -117.92507
670	Azusa Peak (and Glendora Peak) via Garcia Trail This 2 2/3-mile or 4 2/3-mile hike ascends Garcia Trail to "the A" and one or two picturesque summits along Glendora Ridge Motorway.	4.66 1,800 feet	34.146861, -117.890387
680	Crystal Lake This short paved hike visits the only naturally occurring lake in the San Gabriel Mountains.	1.33 miles 150 feet	34.32087, -117.842642
685	Smith Mountain This out and back hike follows a gradual trail to a steep scramble to a 5,111 foot summit with panoramic views over the San Gabriel Mountains.	7 miles 1,800 feet	34.287381, -117.842672
695	Bridge to Nowhere This adventurous out and back hike requires several river crossings to reach an out-of-place bridge with a unique history.	10 miles 900 feet	34.23696, -117.765119
700	Heaton Flats Trail This hike starts from the same trailhead as the Bridge to Nowhere and climbs toward Iron Mountain and panoramic views.	3.6 - 6 miles 1,000 - 2,000 feet	34.23696, -117.765119
710	Mount Baden-Powell This out and back hike climbs one of the tallest summits in the San Gabriel Mountains and a monument to Lord Baden-Powell, a BSA icon and the founder of the Scout Movement.	8.25 miles 2,834 feet	34.146861, -117.890387
725	San Antonio Falls This out and back hike on a paved road visits a multi-tier waterfall below Mount Baldy.	1.4 miles 300 feet	34.27717, -117.633805
730	Baldy Bowl – Ski Hut This out and back hike offers a steep but scenic ascent up the south side of Mt. Baldy.	9 miles 3,900 feet	34.27717, -117.633805
735	Devil’s Backbone This ridge-top trail between Baldy Notch and the summit of Mt. Baldy offers incredible views of the San Gabriel Mountains.	6.6 - 13.6 miles 2,350 feet	34.27717, -117.633805
740	Mount Baldy Loop This loop incorporates Devil’s Backbone and Baldy Bowl – Ski Hit Trail to reach the highest summit in the San Gabriel Mountains	11.3 miles 3,900 feet	34.288983, -117.646296
750	Icehouse Canyon to Icehouse Saddle This out and back hike travels through a picturesque canyon to a saddle with panoramic views and extended hiking opportunities.	7.2 miles 2,600 feet	34.237819, -117.596312
900	Lunada Canyon Trail This short trail explores an overgrown canyon between two residential ridges inland of Lunada Bay.	1 - 1.9 miles 200 - 550 feet	33.768338, -118.410966
910	Seascape Trail This level family-friendly hike explores scenic coastal bluffs north of the historic Point Vicente Lighthouse on Palos Verdes Peninsula.	1.5 miles 40 feet	33.747208, -118.411742
920	Quarry Loop This short loop in Forrestal Nature Reserve delivers lots of ocean views as it circles an old bowl-shaped quarry.	1.25 miles 325 feet	33.737639, -118.347464
930	White Point Nature Preserve This loop on Palos Verdes Peninsula explores an open space containing a military bunker built to defend the west coast during World War II.	1 to 2.5 miles 150 feet	33.716086, -118.315161
970	Hermit Gulch - Trans-Catalina Trail Loop This hike circles the ridges around Avalon offering amazing views of the interiors of Catalina Island and the ocean beyond.	11.75 miles 1,600 feet	33.335878, -118.332396