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    The Library
    J. 'n A. H.

    Brand Park is a great place to hike. They have a library and a Dr.'s house/museum, a Japanese Tea house/garden and softball field. Beautiful views of the mountains and good parking. We like taking walks here. It's free!

    Christopher C.

    Brand Park is a wonderful facility located on the border of Burbank/Glendale at the foot of the Verdugo Mountains. It has a ton of facilities with the Brand Library being the center piece. There are picnic areas, baseball diamonds, some historical architecture and just lots of green space. You can also access the trail head for several trails that takes you up to the peak of the Verdugo Mountains. On this afternoon I decided to give the "Seven Trees Trail" or on AllTrails, it's listed as the "Brand Park Lateral Loop" a try. I just purchased a new pair of hiking shoes and thought this would be a good opportunity to put it to the test. The Seven Trees Trail head is located on the right hand side of the parking lot, right behind the library building. From there you head up the trail which initially is manageable with a steady incline about 15% grade, but definitely doable. (Note, I would not do this trail without hiking shoes or a pair of good trail runners). After about half a mile up or at least it felt like half a mile up for me you start hitting some of the steeper section of the incline. Hiking sticks are useful here, especially if you're not sure footed. It is doable, even if you're not in the greatest shape. Just take your time and make sure you rest. If you do, do the loop, you definitely want to go this way, the counterclockwise direction as I would not recommend descending down this part of the trail. After about a mile, you get to the flat section where there are benches and signs showing the history of Glendale and the El Rancho area. From here, you have the option of continuing up the trail which eventually will take you to the Tongva Peak or head left and start descending down the trail. If you're not an experience hiker or don't have the proper equipment, I would take the descend here. I went up half way and decided to turn around as it was getting steeper and I was quite exposed. Heading down the trail, you come up on a small waterfall and a stream. From here it's all descends and pretty manageable. You eventually connect up with the Brand Motorway Trail and that's mostly a paved fire road, but still watch your footing as there are numerous potholes and the descend is still somewhat steep. Eventually you'll come out next to the victorian house on the opposite side of the parking lot where did your initial ascend. Overall, it's a good workout. It's only a little over 2 miles roundtrip, but definitely felt longer and as the summer approaches, you'll want to consider hydration, sunblock and a hat as it could get pretty brutal on trail.

    Don't speed :) Happy new year 2023
    Ricardo M.

    100% peaceful. I use to come here as a kid with my Grandma. As I got older I can really appreciate my alone time here. I've come here so many times within the past few years. I've come here just to take a break from the world. Ive gone on a hike here and loved it. Today on the first of January 2023 I sat in the car watching Dracula Untold on Netflix as it started to sprinkle. I saw others sitting in their car too relaxing. I hope everyone brought snacks like i did. Peanut butter & jelly on Jewish rye bread. A bottle of water and espresso beans with grapes.

    Monica R.

    The park is really stunning! You can play soccer, baseball, there is playground, library, art exhibit, a Japanese house, and a museum. I was for the Blossom Cherry Celebration, it was nice, but it disappointed me because there isn't Cherry trees. They could be more honest when publicized the event. However, I met another beautiful park. The neighborhood is great and close to there is a street with many restaurants.

    Karen T.

    Fun hiking trail! There are three paths, and I took the Miss American Green Cross Trail. When I was there, the Brand Motorway Trail was blocked off, so I couldn't take that one. As I kept walking, it felt like the trail was getting steeper and steeper. I got tired not even halfway through! Thankfully, there are a few stops along the way, where we can sit and rest. Plus there are arrows for guidance if you feel lost. Highly recommend to wear hiking shoes because there are some slippery slopes and rocks out there. It was a hot and sunny day when I went, yet still a very enjoyable adventure. Nice view of the city from all the way at the top. I would say that this hiking trail takes a minimum of one hour to get through, probably longer if you take your time. Had a good workout from this. Water is essential!

    sherry u.

    Lovely park with various trails to explore. Recommend wearing hiking boots or hiking type sneakers. Some steep and rocky inclines. Great work out. Awesome views. Free parking lot. So much to enjoy at park besides trails to hike on. There's a playground for the kids, the gorgeous Brand library, enjoy a picnic, there's a Japanese tea house and more!

    Ashley L.

    I'm a beginner hiker and I enjoyed this trail. Completed it with my pup in about an hour. Just wish I brought better traction shoes - it gets pretty steep at times. Great views. Not many other people on the trail either!

    Shelby J.

    Beautiful up here and all the rains lately have it looking so plush and green. There are tons of paths and they seem pretty safe. Most I believe are a little steep and most are rugged. There may be one that is on pavement. I'm not sure. This is my second time here and it has been during the week so not too many people here. Nice and quite with beautiful views

    Greg T.

    My wife and I love Brand Park and the long history behind the property , we just recently started hiking the trails and found it to be nice with views in all directions as far as the eye can see . The 7 trees trail is not for little kids or those in not in some kind of shape as the climb to the top is pretty much straight up . We highly recommend the this hike but keep in mind it's not for the faint at heart and those in poor conditioning !

    Dana G.

    Brand Park has tons to offer & explore: Library,  Japanese Tea House & Garden, playground,  basketball, baseball, etc. The entrance & drive in and out is eye candy in itself. But, this review centers on the *SEVEN TREES TRAIL". It's a very steep incline the entire way.  The trail plateaus briefly half way up with benches and plaques to read about Glendale's history. You can stop there or continue upward. This 2nd half of the incline is rough, extremely Steep. And what goes up must come down. Tread cautiously. Wear shoes with good traction especially recommended for your decent which is not easy on the knees. This is an exposed trail. The only shade you'll get is at the very beginning and it's short lived. Early morning or sunset hiking is best. Great over view of multiple cities spanning from Pasadena to Studio City. Take a breather at the top, look around for all the things/places you can spot :)

    Evelyn S.

    Great trail if you want a good work out! It is pretty steep from the beginning so you ended up climbing up fast. The trail is very narrow and has a lot of loose rocks so you do have to wear good shoes especially when you are coming down (My doggy didn't enjoy this). It has really great views of Burbank, DTLA, Griffith Park and the Valley. I wanted to complete the loop of all trails but my dog wasn't having it he was exhausted. Lots of Parking plus you have the library, doctor's house, park and the beautiful tea house to scope out after. Might just have to leave my hiking buddy next time.

    Start of Seven Trees Trailhead
    Tony K.

    This is a nice place to hike but it can be very challenging. You can park on the left side of the lot which is near the library. The right side is the playground area which you can still park, but it's a bit of a walk to the library. There are restroom in the area and parking is free. That I know of, there are three trails from this area. 1. Brand Motorway (check out runtheverdugos.com) 2. Miss America Green Cross Trail (Statue) 3. Seven Tree Trail All of these you can hike in, then hike back out or you can do a nice big loop pending how much time you have. For me I started at Seven Tree Trail which is behind the Library. Further to the left is a statue for Miss America Green Cross trail. And way left you will see posted sign for Brand Motorway. The trail for seven tree was not bad in the beginning with a nice incline. As you near the flat section with benches, it gets a lot steeper if you're aiming for the radio towers. Definitely, you want to wear good hiking shoes and probably want to bring hiking sticks. The first radio tower is Mount Thom. You can head back the way you came up, or continue on to the next radio tower going towards Verdugo Motorway. Once you reach the second radio tower, this is Tongva Peak. You can continue on till you hit Brand Motorway, and then hike back down to make this a loop trail. But in front of the benches in Tongva Peak, there is a trail to take you back down to the library which I decided to try. It is very steep, even with hiking shoes and sticks, it was a bit of an adventure. On my fitbit, it stated around 4 miles round trip, but it can be longer if you want to do the Brand Motorway loop. This is definitely not for kids. You can get hurt if you don't watch your footing. As an alternative, Beaudry Loop or Las Flores Motorway is another hike that takes you to these radio towers. I would definitely come back and hike Brand Motorway and explore Miss America Green Cross trail as I did not start from that trail head. As always pack accordingly to the weather and have fun.

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    Franklin M.

    This is a nice place to take a hike and we did a short hike on Memorial Day for about an hour. I would recommend some good hiking shoes as some of terrain gets tricky, the last thing you want to do is twist your ankle. We were on a mission to find the Brand family cemetery located within a half mile of the library.

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    Beaudry Loop Hike - Directions are easy to decipher. You go left and I go up or you go right and I go east. ;D

    Beaudry Loop Hike

    4.4(145 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    This hike is not for the faint of heart. I believe it's a full 7 miles if you do the entire loop…read morebut we ended up taking a shorter route which made it a total of 5 miles. I've attempted this hike once before and failed to do the loop as I started later in the day and wasn't able to finish it; however, I just recently went again with a few of my friends and this time was able to accomplish it within, I want to say 3-4 hours? I wasn't tracking it but it was a good hike--recommend going early to beat the heat or maybe in the afternoon so it's not hot. My only recommendation is to take the path on the right first when you come across the split at the Beaudry Loop since there's shading from the trees and it's much easier, as it felt like it was a steady incline. Also, when coming back down from the other side, it was steeper but much easier to come down than to hike uphill, which I did the first time I did this hike. A great, challenging hike for anyone who is currently looking for new places to climb. Due to the fires in Eaton Canyon and Malibu, there are less options to trek at the moment but this is a solid choice. This is nestled in a neighborhood so you'll end up parking your car either at the front entrance or in front of other people's homes. Will definitely come back again next time to conquer the full trail but with more ample time of course.

    May your trails be long, crooked, lonesome, rugged leading to the most magnificent view. Now…read morewithout further ado let's begin this glorious hike review. ;D Beaudry Loop Hike is a 5.5-mile loop trail located in Verdugo Mt near La Cresenta and Glendale, California. The trail is moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 hours to complete. Also, it has other interconnected trails within the loop. BLH is a popular area for hiking, mountain biking, dog walking and running, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. Furthermore, this loop trail has an elevation gain of 1,515 feet that provide gorgeous view of LA and surrounding cities. I hiked this loop trail on a cool Tuesday (12/06) morning where very little to no hikers on the trail. As you go deeper into the trail's bosom, you will see some wild plants and flowers and other creatures. The trails are very wide, well kept and has adequate shade on certain parts. The entrance of Beaudry Loop trail (intersection of Beaudry Terrace and Beaudry blvd) is somewhat hidden but a yellow metal thick gate is where you enter. There is one thing certain that no quiescent mind hiking this trailhead. As for parking, there are plenty of street parking around the neighborhood. In this voluminous review, it's time to make a conclusion. Overall, I enjoyed hiking this trail and it's magnificent view from the summit. I wholeheartedly recommend this trail.

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    Switzer Falls - USDA Forest Service

    Switzer Falls - USDA Forest Service

    4.4(293 reviews)
    9.4 mi

    Perfect hike for a hot day…read more I love waterfall hikes and listening to the sound of calm, running water. The added challenge on these hikes is the multiple stream crossings. I brought some hiking poles which helped with balance and probing for loose rocks and logs. If you want to get parking in the lower lot, it's best to come before 8AM. We found parking in the second lot. An Adventure Pass or Day Pass is required. Parking is enforced. A car received a ticket for being in a No Parking zone. The start of the trail is nicely shaded. The second half is a hilly, narrow, sun exposed path which routes back into the canyon toward the Lower Switzer Falls. I'm glad they had fencing on some narrow and steep parts of the trail. We encountered an active rattlesnake which headed down the mountain, so be on the lookout. Overall, the hike takes about 3 hours for 5.5 miles. The additional hike back up to the parking lot was about 1/4 of a mile. Note: if you need to use the restroom, it's best to bring your own toilet paper and to go before you start your hike. It was kind of smelly, but if you gotta go... you gotta go.

    This place is great for fully appreciating nature! The trail is around 5-5.5 miles round trip,…read moredepending on where you park. What impressed me most about this trail is that it's almost fully covered by shade. We went in the late afternoon, and I'd say probably 80-85% of it is covered. Very impressive! Here are some useful tips: 1. There are three parking lots: two are next to the highway, and one is near the hiking entrance. I'd recommend getting a parking pass if possible. 2. There are only three restrooms at the beginning of the trail, so use them when you see them. 3. If you're aiming to go to the waterfall, make sure to look for the signs. Some signs aren't very clear, so we had to stop and ask other hikers frequently. Luckily, people there are super friendly and happy to help. Just pay attention to your surroundings. 4. The trail is dog-friendly, but dogs must be on a leash. 5. Waterproof hiking boots are recommended. All in all, it's a fun trail. It's a great place for a picnic and camping, and it's very close to the stream. Great for kids, families, and pets!

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    Switzer Falls - USDA Forest Service - Lower Switzer Fall

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    The grand prize, Switzer falls.

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    Descanso Trail - Trail entrance. #BnWphoto

    Descanso Trail

    4.4(18 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    Quiet, easy hiking trail for the whole family. Baby stroller access may be a little tricky the…read morefirst 10-15 minutes. But after that it's smooth sailing. A very pleasant and peaceful walk. You may notice some freeway noise in some parts. HOW TO GET THERE: Set your GPS/Navigation to "Descanso Garden". You're going to park inside Descanso Garden anyways. Its free and its a 3 minute walk from the Trailhead. Do Not use the Yelp app's "Get Directions" on your smartphone. It'll take you to someone's house. I wish Yelp would correct this. PARKING: Don't tell anyone I told you this but I always park at Descanso Garden Parking Lot. It's free. I park my car right at the entrance to Descanso Garden so that I'm close to the entrance. There's always a gazillion empty parking spaces here. As soon as you park your car, walk back to the entrance (towards the main road, Descanso Drive) and then turn left onto the dirt sidewalk. You'll walk for a minute and find the 3 little yellow steel posts that other Yelpers described. That's your landmark for the entrance to the Trail. TRAILHEAD ACCESS: The trail begins about a 3 minute walk from the Descanso Garden parking lot. So when you exit the Descanso Garden parking lot, immediately turn left. Walk on the dirt sidewalk for less than a minute and on the left hand side you'll see 3 yellow steel posts (you know the kind that prevents people from driving over it). Walk through these 3 yellow posts and you'll find yourself walking on asphalt flanked by 8 feet tall brown colored fencing. You'll ask yourself "Am I at the right place?". Trust me, you are. Follow the signs and suddenly you'll find yourself at the trailhead. DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Easy. I went to Descanso Trail with my in-laws today. They're both in their mid-70's (very healthy) and they had no problems. The most difficult part of this trail comes about 5 minutes into the walk. You'll find yourself staring at an uphill climb consisting of several switchbacks. There's lots of loose rocks that someone can slip on. Especially small children and elderly. Climbing up is not bad. Even for my mid-70's in-laws they had no trouble. Did it without resting. Coming down these switch-backs is a little more challenging but definitely do-able for the healthy elderly. A walking/hiking stick will help. The rest of the hike is smooth sailing. Slight uphill and downhill walking here and there. Nothing challenging. The trail is made of compacted dirt, mainly about 5 feet to 10 feet wide. If you're a good hiker, if you've hiked Half Dome then this Descanso Trail hike will be a 'walk in the park'! BABY STROLLER: For about 99% of this trail, a stroller will have no problems whatsoever. However, within 5 minutes of starting this hike (read my "Difficulty Level" section above) you will find yourself at the bottom of an upward climb through some switchbacks. I think some healthy parent with a capable stroller probably could push the buggy uphill. But I believe for most parents, this will pose a challenge. You're better off holding the baby in your arms and having someone else carry the stroller uphill. Luckily, this uphill walk will take less than 5 minutes. After this, the rest of the trail is easy sailing for a stroller. Mainly compacted dirt. Keep in mind there are some gently upward and downward hills you need to navigate. CELLPHONE RECEPTION: I had 3 to 5 bars on my Verizon iPhone the whole time on the trail. No problems with reception at all.

    Hiking is a passion of mine which I truly enjoy. This is a trail that allows the flexibility of…read morebeginner to advanced workouts. For starters if you are into running, jogging or bike rides this trail is perfect. I enjoy the running aspect as I love a great workout. If you enjoy some chill time or a read this is a great spot as well. From enjoying a great sunrise or sunset this is a great spot.

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    Waterman Mt & Twin Peaks Hike - Found this tiny little spider on a beautiful yellow bloom - had to bust out my macro lens for this one! June 2025

    Waterman Mt & Twin Peaks Hike

    4.5(8 reviews)
    4.7 mi

    Such a unique and beautiful hike!!!! We even got to see some very hard snow that was almost gone,…read moredue to the rain and winds. I would highly recommend that at least 50% of the group have the trail downloaded, and you carry extra phone chargers. A few people who were with us almost got lost. It is very easy to do so if you are not paying attention. There is also one portion that becomes very steep. Take your time and bring a stick or poles if you need to. Other than that, the views are breathtaking, so enjoy! I would 1000% do this trail again, but only in a larger group with more experienced hikers. Hoping they are able to locate Monica Reza!! Please, please, please, do not leave anyone behind on their own. This is not an easy trail to guide yourself. There was a lovely man we met on the trail who hikes this consistently, and he cautioned us against losing people.

    I bagged a peak this summer!! And the Waterman Mountain loop trail has become my number one fave…read morelocal trail here in SoCal. Getting up to Waterman peak isn't terribly technical - more of a straightforward moderate hike on well marked trails with tons of biodiversity and beautiful views. I hiked it towards the end of June and there were beautiful native SoCal blooms scattered along the trail - with so many native bees! The hike is through a burn scar (from the Peak Fire in 2021 I think) - so it can be a bit barren and burned up in places but it's heartening to see how well the area is recovering. I also ran into countless Pygmy Nuthatches (a lifer for me!!), White-headed Woodpeckers, squirrels, chipmunks, and even some cute tiny spiders! But this is Black Bear and Mountain Lion country so be vigilant and carry bear spray. All in all, I hiked around 6.4 miles with around 1380+ feet elevation gain. The trails are narrow in a lot of spots and mostly consists of rocks, loose dirt, and fine gravel. The first half of the trail is through forest and burn scar. The last half after the peak and old ski resort (long closed) is very exposed fire road with no shade and minimal views. On subsequent hikes I tend to skip that part and just turn around after the peak bc I like that part of the trail better lol. The peak of Waterman Mtn sits at 8030 feet. There's a great sign at the peak made by @peakart125 (on instagram) - it's lovely and makes for a fun way to celebrate making it all the way up! There's a sort of false peak right before the actual peak so I highly recommend making sure you've downloaded the trail map on AllTrails before heading out since cell signal is minimal to nonexistent on the trail. The views from the peak are a tad obstructed by rocks and trees - but you still get nice pocket views of Twin Peaks, the valley, and Mt Wilson observatory. It's also interesting to explore the old ski resort near the peak. There's tons of equipment and a chair lift but it doesn't look like it's been opened for years probably. AllTrails also shows a bathroom up there but I didn't find one so come prepared. There's a bathroom next to the paved parking area in a campground entrance at the trailhead. There's plenty of parking - almost all paved. You'll need an adventure pass to park bc it's in the Angeles National Forest - but they accept America the Beautiful passes too! I pretty much had the trail to myself on the weekday early morning. I only ran into two people - turned out it was search and rescue looking for missing hiker Monica Reza who went missing the weekend before my hike (I think she was last seen June 22nd, 2025). I helped a bit in the search on my way out but no luck. My understanding is she's still missing (I included a photo - they're still looking for volunteers to help search if you're interested!) - be aware and keep a lookout if you do the trail! They also have Instagram and FB pages for updates.

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    Waterman Mt & Twin Peaks Hike - Precious little chipmunks kept a close eye on me while I hiked lol!

    Precious little chipmunks kept a close eye on me while I hiked lol!

    Waterman Mt & Twin Peaks Hike - Views from the trail (June 2025) #getoutsideandexplore

    Views from the trail (June 2025) #getoutsideandexplore

    Waterman Mt & Twin Peaks Hike - Lovely elderberry bloom along the trail (June 2025)

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    Lovely elderberry bloom along the trail (June 2025)

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