Old Zoo Picnic Area at Griffith Park

Depending on your trekking aptitude, you and Petzooie can hike 1.7 to 4-miles round trip to Bee Rock, a hive-shaped point on the east edge of Griffith Park. The short and steep Bee Rock Trail or the less steep Bill Eckert Trail can be used to get to Bee Rock. Visit the webpage for more trail and hiking information.

If you and your dog need a break from hiking in Griffith Park, stop at Amir's Garden, where you may relax while admiring an ornamental garden. Parking at the Mineral Wells picnic area and going up the fire road for about 1/2 mile will lead you to Amir's Garden. At the midway mark, you'll pass Water Tank 73, and Amir's Garden lies on the next significant switchback. While on the paths, please keep Petzooie on a leash.

Griffith Park is a vast municipal park in the Los Feliz area of Los Angeles, California, located near the eastern extremity of the Santa Monica Mountains. It is one of the largest urban parks in North America. On the pathways in Griffith Park, you and your dog may get some exercise while admiring the beautiful scenery. Visit the webpage for more detailed trail and hiking information. Griffith Park is home to a variety of family attractions, educational and cultural organizations, and miles of hiking and horseback riding trails, making it a great setting for fun recreational activities. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

Mount Hollywood Trail is a 3-mile easy hike in Griffith Park that takes about 1.5 hours with Petzooie to complete. The city owns this area of the mountain, which gives some of the best views of the Hollywood sign and the Los Angeles Basin. You'll also like the landscape as you gaze out over the San Gabriels or out to sea. Just remember to keep Petzooie on a leash and clean up any pet messes during the hike. The Griffith Observatory or the Ferndell Route in Los Feliz are both good places to park to access the trail.

You and your leashed pet can trek the Griffith Observatory Loop from Griffith Park to get even closer to the renowned Hollywood sign than Lake Hollywood Park. This climb is popular with visitors and locals alike because it offers spectacular views of the Hollywood sign and the LA Basin. Bronson Canyon in Griffith Park is a 6.5-mile, 3-hour hike. Because the dog-friendly walk is primarily along fire roads that aren't well-marked, it's a good idea to study a map ahead of time.

Hollyridge Trail is one of many routes in Griffith Park that lead to the famous Hollywood sign. Hike this 3.5-mile trek to the peak of Mount Lee with your favorite animal buddy for stunning views of the sign and the city below.