Type One Outdoors

7-Peak Traverse

7-peak-traverse

An intermediate-level, 5-mile, thru-hike that traverses 7 peaks on the western edge of Griffith Park.

Fern Dell to Mt. Hollywood

Meeting at The Trails Cafe for coffee and a breakfast muffin. This easy/moderate hike on wide dirt roads up past the Observatory then continuing on to Mt. Hollywood to take in the vistas and snap a few goofy summit pics. This hike should take about 2 hours on this 5-mile roundtrip.

Quick Hike to the Observatory

Quick Hike to the Observatory

An easy, quick hike on wide, dirt fire roads.
Done and dusted in about 1 hour over a distance of less than 2 miles.

Family-friendly

Dog-friendly

Cahuenga Peak at Sunset

Located on the mountain that holds the iconic Hollywood sign, Cahuenga Peak is the tallest peak on this urban mountain group. Accessed from the steep western side on Wonderview Drive.

Easy-Breezy Trails

An easy, beginner hike on wide, dirt fire roads.
Usually done in about an hour over a distance of less than 2 miles.

Family-friendly

Dog-friendly

Moonrise Hike

Located on the mountain that holds the iconic Hollywood sign, Cahuenga Peak is the tallest peak on this urban mountain group.

Los Liones Trail

Located in Pacific Palisades, this hike serves up wonderful ocean breezes with views of the entire Santa Monica Bay (depending on marine layer)

Mt. Hollywood

Meeting at The Trails Cafe for coffee and a breakfast muffin. This easy/moderate hike on wide dirt roads up past the Observatory then continuing on to Mt. Hollywood to take in the vistas and snap a few goofy summit pics. This hike should take about 2 hours on this 5-mile roundtrip.

Fern Dell to Mt. Hollywood

Meeting at The Trails Cafe, This easy/moderate hike on wide dirt roads up past the Observatory then continuing on to Mt. Hollywood to take in the vistas and snap a few goofy summit pics. This hike should take about 2 hours round trip.

Mt. Lowe Sunset Hike

An out-n-back Sunset Hike to one of the most recognized peaks in the San Gabriels. With westerly views that overlook the San Gabriel and San Fernando Valleys and all the way out to the ocean, this peak offers fantastic sunset views, so don’t forget the camera!