Fred Hesse Junior Community Park

Alta Vicente Reserve is a 55-acre parcel of property located on the slopes below and around Rancho Palos Verdes City Hall, with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean to the north and Oceanfront Estates to the south. It is the present site of a 15-acre coastal sage scrub habitat restoration project, which began in 2008.

The half-acre Rancho Caninos Dog Park features a cedar chip surface and is divided into small and large dog spaces. Shaded spaces, benches, water faucets and bowls for dogs, a restroom and hand wash station, and adjacent parking are all available in the park. The park is also accessible to people with disabilities. The facility is unmanned, and there are no posted guidelines. When outside the facility, please remember to keep your dog on a leash.

This 155-acre Reserve is a crucial component of the Peninsula's natural ecosystem and a substantial section of the Palos Verdes Nature Preserve, with some of the best remaining native wildlife habitat and hiking routes.

Lunada Canyon Walk is a 1.9-mile out-and-back trail near Rancho Palos Verdes, California that features lovely wildflowers and is suitable for hikers of all abilities. The route is open all year and is generally utilized for walking and nature expeditions. This trail is also open to dogs, although they must be kept on a leash.

The Preserve, which spans 51 acres, includes a nature trail and a stream that runs through one of the Peninsula's most pure and scenic canyons. The Preserve is home to the Peninsula's unique mainland exposure of Catalina schist bedrock.

The Redondo Beach Dog Park is a 3-acre park located at Dominguez Park's northern end. A turfed and fenced dog run with distinct spaces for large and small dogs is part of the facility. Benches and drinking faucets are available for both dogs and their owners. Except on Wednesdays, when it is closed until noon for repair, the park is open from sunrise to dark every day.