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Bosque Del Rio Hondo
This five-acre park is a lush, natural area nestled within the larger Whittier Narrows Recreation Area. Itís an excellent area to run wild, do some bird-watching or biking on the Rio Hondo Bike Path, picnic or generally idle the day away. Read more about "Bosque Del Rio Hondo"... -
Legg Lake
Snake along the winding paths around the lake and through this handsomely-designed park by foot or by pedal-powered vehicle of choice. (No cars). This is also a great starting spot for long bike rides on the LaRio bike paths that lead both north and south, and travel along smooth, bona fide paved paths. Read more about "Legg Lake"... -
Barnyard Zoo
This compact zoo is especially liked by kids. Parking and restrooms are available in the Grant Rea Park, which also boasts a sunken baseball diamond. Plaques in the park identify the natural features and wildlife, like Western toads, Pacific tree frogs and salamanders, found along the lower Rio Hondo. Read more about "Barnyard Zoo"... -
Compton Creek
The city of Compton recently purchased this land and plans to nurture its development as an urban park. Today it is still a fun place for families to venture into the channel and explore this natural-bottomed creek, a tributary of the LA River. Read more about "Compton Creek"... -
Maywood Riverfront Park
Located at 60th Street and Walker Avenue in a densely-populated part of Maywood, this small park is stone’s throw from the LA River. Efforts are underway to expand the park, and to create a high-quality connection to the river channel. This walk through the Park features an industrial face of the Los Angeles River. There is not much in the way of nature, but there is a stark beauty in the vast concrete channel. While this walk is not recommended to introduce newcomers to the river, it’s important to become familiar with the challenges facing those who would restore the river and bring amenities to under-served areas. Read more about "Maywood Riverfront Park"... -
Long Beach Harbor
The LA River empties into the Long Beach Harbor. Seabirds, fish and activities are bountiful. Enjoy the riverside parks and attractions like the Aquarium and the Queen Mary. Read more about "Long Beach Harbor"... -
Long Beach bike paths
These easy bike paths for kids and adults take you around the mouth of the Long Beach harbor where the LA River empties out. These paths are also good for skateboarding, strollers, rollerblading, and walking. Read more about "Long Beach Bike Paths"... -
Tours
There are plenty of ways to experience the River on your own. We have the maps, trails and advice on what to do. But having a knowledgeable guide who knows the flora, fauna, and history of the River or its tributaries is hard to beat. Read more about "Tours"... -
Parks
*49 riverside parks await your enjoyment! * Read more about "Parks"... -
Merrill Butler
*Merrill Butler is widely acknowledged as the guiding force behind the design and construction of nearly all of this city's marvelous historic bridges. * Read more about "Merrill Butler"...