Trail Running in Los Angeles, CA
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Ernest E. Debs Regional Park is still a secret to most outdoor enthusiasts in Los Angeles, although it's difficult to understand why.
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Enjoy a day with the kids at Cheeseboro Park in the Santa Monica National Recreation Area.
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The Arroyo Seco Trail is an awesome inner city running trail that is easy to do long distances if you want to get some miles under your feet without seeing too many other people.
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This roughly 7-mile trail provides a nice escape from the city below.
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A small, but dense, network of trails that are great for runners looking to do intervals or have some fun in the hills.
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The North Section Trail in Sepulveda Basin Wildlife Reserve is a very good trail fit for the whole family.
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The most famous trail hike in Hollywood. The views of downtown and variable terrain keep runners and hikers coming back.
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Enjoy running or strolling through LA's beautiful Elysian Park!
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The Big Santa Anita Canyon is one of the most diverse natural landscapes in LA County. Definitely worth checking out!
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Fryman Canyon Trail in the Hollywood Hills provides a nice, less crowded alternative to Runyon Canyon and other inner city Los Angeles trail runs.
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Easy to access running trail with steep elevation gain and nice views.
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A run that takes you from crashing ocean waves to green rolling hills. This trail run is the California dream.
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Intense trail running through Santa Monica Mountains.
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A scenic and difficult run on a fire road in the San Gabriel Mountains.
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Rolling hills full of beautiful sandstone outcrops and a large network of trails great for running or hiking.
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A scenic run that takes you high above the ocean and deep into the mountains.
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