My family has been coming to Willys for many years, over a decade, great service and very…read moreknowledgeable about bikes. Highly recommend this shop for any bike services and needs.

Bought piece by piece majorly from @TracklabSF Finally had the time to go to Willy's bike shop to…read moreget me right and they built this beauty for me within a day ‍ Always there for suggestions and to tell your adventures to! Thanks Willy!

My husband surprised me for my 48th bday! So much fun. We had never used ATVs before but our guide…read moreKevin made us feel so comfortable so quickly! We were rollin'!!! Man it was great! I loved the steep inclines and then trusting you won't fall back lol. Kevin took amazing pics of us and we got them really fast. Ask for Kevin! Thanks for a wonderful adventure! We will be back!

Booked an ATV adventure for my boyfriends birthday. We originally booked Santa Monica but due last…read moremon to construction in the area , we then got relocated to the Angeles Forest area . Then the brush fire happened and got relocated to Hungry Valley. Understandable . Both times that they relocated us , Kelly was very accommodating and communicative through text. She made sure that we keep the same day , same time slot no matter what or offer a full refund. When we got to the location in the day of , Silvia and girl (I forgot her name ) who checked us in were very helpful and nice and wanted to make sure we were prepared . During these COVID times , they took our temperature , made sure we sanitized our hands , and put a sanitary head and mouth covering on before putting the sanitized helmet on . We got there an hour early because we had to commute from an hour away and wanted to be on time . They let us ride early as soon as we got there and Sylvia was a fantastic guide . She took amazing pictures of us and made sure we were okay throughout the ride The trail was beautiful and the scenery was captivating . My boyfriend and I are already looking to book the lake arrowhead location next month . 10/10 would recommend We also received our pics the same day

We Burbankers don't like to brag, but we've got a cozy nature center right past the golf course…read more Hold on to your purses and backpacks, as some live animals live inside and can be brought out for petting purposes. Who pets a snake? Some do. Easy free parking right outside the nature center with lots of interactive displays inside. There's also an outdoor theatre area for presentations and plenty of space for the summer kids' camp. Burbank's hiking trail starts right outside the front door and is now accessible to all with Burbank's new all-terrain hiking wheelchairs, available at no charge with a reservation. Best kept secret? Sparkling clean bathrooms inside.

This is a moderate-advanced hike. You definitely want shoes that grip or hiking boots; dirt path…read morewith a good amount of rocks. Small parking lot but there's street parking a little further down the hill.

For anyone interested in cycling or want to casually pick up a new hobby, or for someone already in…read morethe thick of the game. Antonio is one of the most passionate people I've met. You know those people that are SO about some interest that it inspires you even though you might not have been into said thing that much? Yeah, that's this guy! Very kind, helpful, extremely knowledgeable and also affordable. Came in for a flat tire. New tire and installation and a new bike pump, all for about fifty bucks. Anything you might need for your recycling journey or just to get some more information, this is the spot for you.

This is a Hidden Gem and family-owned local business. Antonio is awesome and provides honest…read morepricing. I'm so lucky to have this shop near by. Antonio has helped me with several bike repairs that are above my skill level. I've had no issues and always satisfied. They stock a few good products and bikes as well if you need something in particular.

A scenic trail nestled in the Tujunga Mountains, this hike was the perfect choice for my friends…read moreand me. We picked this spot because it's slightly removed from the fire damage of last year, yet still close enough to LA for a convenient trip. First things first, this trail is located in the Los Angeles mountains and requires an Adventure Pass ($5). You can pick one up at designated spots (which, by the way, supports the forest), and it must be displayed on your dashboard with the date scratched out. I saw many cars without the Adventure Pass, but from my understanding, you could get a ticket, so it's your call. I would rather get the $5 Adventure Pass than a ticket which could cost you maybe $50+. Also, I highly recommend getting there early for two reasons: 1. To secure a parking spot 2. To beat the heat. We arrived early enough to find parking, and as we set out on the trail, I was struck by how beautiful it was. The hike is about 4 miles in and out. At the start, there's little shade, but as you continue, you'll cross several streams and find shaded spots along the way. There's even a section where you'll need to use ropes to descend, eventually reaching the base of a waterfall. The trail is quite popular, so by the time we got to the waterfall, there were lots of people taking photos. The descent was manageable, but be prepared to wait for others when you head back up the ropes. There was a bit of a line to ascend, which slowed things down a little before we headed back to the car. All in all, it's a fantastic trail. Having lived in the area for many years, I'd definitely consider it one of my favorites. The variety of trails, different terrains, and water crossings make it a unique experience. Just don't forget to bring waterproof hiking boots for the water crossings. Enjoy!

This hike was interesting, but for me it was definitely more difficult and a lot more dangerous…read morethan I expected. The first part of the trail, down to the creek and along the creek, was not too hard and actually pretty enjoyable. Crossing the creek several times was fun, and there were some nice shaded areas along the way. We also saw a California newt, which was really interesting -- but please do not touch them. Later, when we finally had internet again, we read that their skin produces a toxin, so it's best to admire them from a safe distance. The harder part starts after you climb above the creek. From there, the trail leading toward the waterfall becomes narrow and slippery, and on the right side there are steep drop-offs almost the entire way. The final descent to the waterfall was the biggest challenge for me. You have to go down along the rock with a rope for support, but honestly it did not look safe at all, so we decided not to go all the way down to the base of the waterfall. I would not bring children on this hike. Also, be prepared that the round trip can take around 3.5 hours depending on your pace. A few helpful things to know: * parking was along the road * there are no restrooms * tickets/permits need to be purchased in advance in a different place * internet service was very poor, so it's better to download your map ahead of time * there were not many people, which was nice The waterfall was full and rushing, and the views were beautiful, but personally I would not do this hike a second time.

Simple and ordinary trail in the Angeles National Forest. Despite the fanciful name, the canyon…read moreneither looked gold nor had any gold mining relics. Park along Big Tujunga Canyon Road where North Trail Canyon Road intersects. Hike up Trail Canyon until the road splits. Trail Canyon is to the right (see https://www.yelp.com/biz/trail-canyon-falls-tujunga) and Gold Canyon is up to the left (see pic). As a sandy service road, the trail was easy to follow, good for mountain bikes, and never gets super steep. It's also monotonously boring. Initially curvy and repetitive, the hike gets better when the road straightens and views of surrounding mountains and canyons plus the ocean on a clear day are visible (see pic). At the highest point of Gold Canyon Road, often called Gold Creek Saddle, is a circular concrete pedestal with Yerba Buena painted on the top. From the highway to this point is 4.65 miles with a 2000' elevation change. We turned back but the road continues downhill south to the city and also diverts north up towards Mt. McKinley that is overgrown with brush. With no trees, no shade exists. The low elevation means the temps aren't much different than in the city. On a positive note, Big Tujunga Canyon Road has significantly less vehicle noise than hikes along Angeles Crest Highway. When parking and leaving your car anywhere in the Angeles National Forest, a $5 Adventure pass or alternative pass like an Interagency Annual Pass is needed.

Brian U. gave a good and thorough review. I will add that one of the reasons I like this trail is…read morebecause it is not popular. I love solitude when I'm in the forest and this has it. I mountain bike this road/trail also to the Round concrete pedestal that says Yerba Buena. It's just shy of 5 miles from the car. There is another circular concrete pedestal at about 3.5 miles but I would suggest going to the Yerba Buena because that last stretch is beautiful.

Little Tujunga Canyon is a wonderful place to hike or just relax. Part of the Angeles National…read moreForest, make sure that you have an Adventure Pass before parking. Also make sure you check the weather forecast as this area is prone to flash flooding.

One of the filthiest parks i have seen EVER. trash everyone. People just do not care here. I can…read moretell people just dump their car trash out the window and on the trails. Shotgun shells everywhere bullet holes on any metal you see just about. Jesus What the hell is going on here. I walked and rode my bike for 13 miles and this trash and bullet holes was consistent everywhere. I was not happy.

At last I found the shop, but I can take my bikes to that I trust…read more This will be my new local shop. I train for triathlons and needed a trustworthy place to go. One of my teammates recommended this shop. Great work, fast, and very fair prices.

5 stars! The personal service that I had always hoped for!…read more Bought an e-bike. Feel great about it.

Amazing shop! Great selection of mtbs, came in to get a spoke swapped out, had me back spinning the…read morewheels in 15 mins.

I appreciate the timely and courteous service. My bike always rides like a gem when repaired by…read morethis shop. Highly recommend giving it a go.

Been going to Pedalers best for years. they go out of their way to take care of you . Great…read moreservice, fair pricing, and typically work is done while you wait, I've bought two bikes and lots of tune ups.

I've been toying with the idea of going e-bike for several months. I happened to be on a long ride…read moreand stumbled in to Pedalers Best. Already having an idea of the type of bike and specifications I check out what ultimately became my new purchase. The staff, pleasant and accommodating and really listened to what I was looking for. The bike I wanted had to be ordered and was made ready as promised. Great service, great price. Even gave me some trade in $$ on my old Trek. Definitely worth the trip.