A few didnt like passengers rudeness or bus driver or smells.The famous home of Hollywood, sun-drenched Los Angeles is an inspiring creative hub with a fascinating and unique energy. I was reading some of the reviews and seems like many had issue with App or buses leaving on time and they got late. Lux America is most expensive I think and leaves from Hollywood. We often dont recommend Greyhound bus which is the cheapest bus. Best to check out reviews on tripadvisor or. In terms of buses to Las Vegas, Megabus or Bolt bus are usually what many visitors take and buses are at Union Station. Or you can walk 2nd street and down Broadway to see the historic core's architecture/buildings and Grand Central Market, Broadway/Spring Street arcade and nearby The Last Bookstore or Spring Street. I would walk up 1st street to Grand Ave and down to 7th Street because of the great architecture along those streets and museums. Little Tokyo to Financial District at 7th Street and Figueroa where many large chain hotels, mainstream shopping, bars are located is about a 20+ minute walk.
The map looks small but Downtown is actually quite larger in person.
You should avoid walking into Central City. Have Arts District to the east, Civic Center to the north, Historic Core to the west and Central City to the south. It is more residential than office/government buildings and the shops/eateries are more Japanese, thus called Little Tokyo. Little Tokyo is fine for a place to stay. Human Rights Office, California State Parksĭogs are generally not allowed in the park with the exception of Service Animals as defined by the Americans With Disabilities Act.Ībove all, please come visit Topanga State Park, and enjoy the grandeur of Mother Nature!Īnswer: Here is a map of Downtown LA's neighborhoods. Also, please report any interactions with these people, or any issues you encounter in the park, to any and all of the departments below: If you are approached by these people, please ignore them, and understand that they do not represent any legal entity, nor the people of Topanga Canyon, who very much welcome visitors. It is your right to be there, and to park anywhere that is legal parking, including Entrada Rd. Please, do not hesitate to visit our beautiful State Park, and do not be intimidated by these people. The Rangers are currently turning a blind eye to this behavior, much like they have turned a blind eye to the maintenance of facilities and trails in recent years. Warning and advice to visitors: some of the local NIMBY Karen/Ken types have taken it upon themselves to police Topanga State Park on their own, threatening "outsiders", AKA the public who pays taxes just like everyone else to support our parks, with having their cars towed or to issues "tickets" for a variety of "infractions". It’s a great thing to do, but it IS challenging for people who do not rock climb. When you complete this “hike” you will feel both euphoria and exhaustion afterward. The descent from the peak at the very top is especially treacherous, reducing many a hiker to butt sliding or climbing down backwards.Įven if you walk up the paved fire road, it is all uphill for well over a mile, and then all downhill to return.ĭo not attempt this activity if you are over 60 unless you are flexible, strong, with good cardiac health and a fair dose of the confidence that comes from physical fitness.
The terrain is rugged, sandy and rocky, with narrow slippery trails cut through the mountainous hills. Yes, the views are amazing and the flora is stunning, and you will feel like a warrior once you complete this, BUT, you need to know that this trail features heavy sweating, dehydration, many sections that are at 45 degrees and even some at 60, thudding heartbeats, necessary rests with calming breaths and invocations of courage. Nothing that I’ve read on line accurately describes or prepares you for the rigors of this hike, which is actually a CLIMB, at least if you take the West Trail, which is what I did.Īnyone who describes Runyon Canyon as an easy hike is trying to prove something, or has not hiked the West Trail.
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