Day Hikes Around Los Angeles: 160 Great Hikes

by Robert Stone (2)

Overview

LA Times Best Seller and four-time award winner from three Outdoor Writers Associations, including Best in Show and Best Guidebook! Expanded 6th edition includes 160 day hikes in and around Los Angeles and over 230 maps. Hikes range from boardwalk strolls along the ocean to shady canyon trails that lead to panoramic overlooks. This is an essential guide to discovering the city's thousands of acres of public green space as well as many access points to the coastline.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781573422192
Publisher:	Day Hike Books, Inc.
Publication date:	03/01/2015
Series:	Day Hikes Around Los Angeles
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	544
File size:	28 MB
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About the Author

Since 1991, Robert Stone has been writer, photographer, and publisher of Day Hike Books. He is a Los Angeles Times Best Selling Author and an award-winning journalist of the Rocky Mountain Outdoor Writers and Photographers, the Outdoor Writers Association of California, the Northwest Outdoor Writers Association, the Bay Area Travel Writers, and the Outdoor Writers Association of America. Robert resides summers in the Rocky Mountains of Montana and winters on the California Central Coast.

Table of Contents

(1) About the hikes, overall map with hike locations (2) San Gabriel Mountains and Verdugo Mountains (3) Central Los Angeles: Griffith Park and Hollywood Hills (4) Los Angeles Basin Coastline: Santa Monica to Marina Del Rey Harbor Channel (5) Palos Verdes Peninsula: Torrance to Long Beach (6) Eastern Santa Monica Mountains (7) Beverly Hills to 405 Freeway (8) 405 Freeway to Pacific Palisades and Will Rogers State Park (9) Topanga State Park (10) Topanga Canyon to Malibu Canyon and Cold Creek (11) Western Santa Monica Mountains (12) Malibu Canyon to Kanan Dume Road (13) Point Dume and Kanan Dume Road (14) Decker Road to Point Mugu State Park (15) Point Mugu State Park and Rancho Sierra Vista/Satwiwa (16) Simi Hills and Santa Susana Mountains (17) Cheeseboro/Palo Comado Canyons and Upper Las Virgenes Canyon (18) Simi Valley and Santa Susana Mountains (19) Eastern Santa Susana Mountains