Griffith Park

  Griffith Park, spanning over 4,310 acres in Los Angeles, is one of the largest urban parks in the U.S. Dating back to 1896, it was gifted to the city by Griffith J. Griffith, who envisioned a public space for all to enjoy. The park's main feature is the iconic Griffith Observatory, which offers breathtaking views of the Hollywood Sign and the downtown skyline. In December, visitors can witness seasonal events like the Holiday Light Festival, adding a festive flair to their experience. With miles of hiking trails, scenic picnic spots, and a variety of flora and fauna, Griffith Park provides numerous opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration.