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Ernest E Debs Regional ParkPark
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Ernest E. Debs Regional Park is a charming park nestled in the hilly terrain of Los Angeles. Hikers are sure to enjoy...
MoreErnest E. Debs Regional Park is a charming park nestled in the hilly terrain of Los Angeles. Hikers are sure to enjoy since the trails wind through woodlands and open spaces, revealing breathtaking vistas of the city's skyline and the distant San Gabriel Mountains. The native California walnut and California oak woodlands found inside are truly worth admiring. The Audubon Center building is also a highlight of this park. A carbon-neutral building, it features engaging educational programs, workshops, and events that cater to all ages and interests. Ernest E. Debs Regional Park is a welcoming place where you can deepen your connection to the natural world and gain a greater appreciation for the diverse ecosystems. Less
Website: eventseeker.com
Phone: (213) 485-5054
Cross Streets: Between Via Marisol and E Pullman St

4235 Monterey Rd Los Angeles, CA 90032-1440 1986.00 mi
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- Creeping_Death_LA06/20/19
  We enjoy coming here because it's not too difficult to hike the wide fire roads. It's a popular park but never ever crowded where you can't find a parking spot. Our reward is viewing the turtles and... More
- Sreng L01/20/19
  I come here often to just relax and watch sunrise. spend about 2hrs here around the trails. bunch of restroom to used, place a little dirty but doable for the views (DTLA) , highly recommeded it. More
- Dyonisusdaughter12/30/15
  Went here with some friends to do a meditation session and it was gorgeous. Lovely variety of trees and trails and wildlife. So peaceful. More
- Rachelle W10/31/15
  This park has very easy hike trail is. The beginning is steep but after the first quarter mile, it flats out. From the entrance to the far end which reaches the city roads, it is about 2 miles (not... More
- Schel7404/13/15
  Beware the loch errr lake errr pond monster... OMG its a baby Nessie! I know it since I got a photo of it. It was about 4-6 inches long and had a huge hump on its back and its head was sticking out of... More
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