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4.5 (92 reviews)
Open 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Em B.

great hiking spot in LA. easy trails to start and a little more difficult the further you go, with fantastic views. there are people that live here and take care of the grounds, hence the name. they also have a nursery at the entrance. perfect LA hiking destination!

Gohar K.

Trees need people, people need trees. I love this ... My second time coming here with my son. This time my husband joined us as well. First we walked all around the area checking out all the trees that were recently planted. Then we went further for a short hike. This place is amazing. Tree people as an organization inspires and supports the neighborhoods to come together and plant and care for trees. They work with educators and students to train the next generation of eco-conscious leaders. There are many volunteer opportunities here and my next step is to get involved and support this amazing cause. Would love to volunteer a few times a year to make a difference in our neighborhoods.

Jo S.

I love Tree People, first as an organization, growing trees, plants, and helping communities get greener and thrive. Preservation is part of their work as well and many volunteers do amazing work to spread the word and the greenery through our city that needs trees and green spaces more and more. They are located at Coldwater Canyon, there's a parking lot and their cool center and gardens near by. I like to hike up to it via Fryman Canyon and stop at Tree People for a break in the action. Take up the nice views from up there, check out what they are up to, what plants they're growing. They also have nice restrooms and great picnic areas. We used the benches and the nice shady picnic tables for a snack, a picnic, enjoyed reading a book while relaxing, watching the birds, away from noise and it all. There are plants, flowers around and cute trails. There's also a small outdoor amphitheater where they have some shows in the summer. Unfortunately, right now Tree People is closed temporarily because of COVID-19. It was sad to see it closed, but I hope they'll re-open it when they'll think it's safe. It's a peaceful place in LA, up on top, with nature around and incredible views. Great work, beautiful place!

George B.

My daughter had a great time! They gave her a plant to take home. It's located on Mulholland drive. They had the opportunity to learn more about trees. Too bad they didn't see any animals (snakes and bugs). Beautiful location!

Monica R.

Nice park to enjoy in the morning with your dog, walking trails and, seat to relax and enjoy the view. They have a parking lot. Also, they have tables for picnics. You don't feel you are in the middle of the city.

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Orsolya D.

"Let's go to Tree People!" is obviously a sentence which due to its grammatical incorrectness, would leave many people (including myself) a bit baffled. Are Tree People a group of tree-hugging, granola-eating, hippies singing kumba-ya? Is it a village of statues in the form of people made out of tree bark? It's sort of all of those, in a way. Okay, not really about the people statues. Tree People is a non-profit organization with its headquarters located at the top of a peak in Coldwater Canyon Park. It resides at the homebase of the old Mountain Patrol station #1 of the LA Fire department in the 1920s. Meaning, they were the rangers on horses whom kept an eye out for forest and wild fires. Smokey the Bear's best friends, if you will. Today, Tree People is an organization which hosts school field trips (the kiddos get to plant trees and learn about sustainability and geology), plays at the amphitheater, and even weddings and events in their community center/hall. While at Tree People, you will encounter a beautifully maintained nature center with several hiking paths (you almost don't know where to begin!) which extend into Coldwater Canyon Park and small exhibits explaining tree planting, a small depiction of a road and storm drains leading to the ocean, and home money-saving and earth-saving sustainability ideas. Such as: connecting your rain gutters to a barrel to save water during our rainy weeks and then a hose to the barrel to water those plants in the summer. What a great idea! Immediately my boyfriend excitedly yelled, "Let's do this when we have a house!". Some of the hiking paths also have small learning outposts where kids can learn about various rock formations and rock layers form. Basically, Tree People has provided a family-oriented hiking center which is good for both the learning brain and the physical self. PLEASE TAKE NOTE: Tree People is merely the nonprofit organization and the community center at the top of the peak. The hiking trails and other areas mentioned in the other reviews are falsely in this listing when they should be in the Coldwater Canyon Park listing. Hippies or tree statues, Tree People is a wonderful organization and a great place for adults and children alike to begin or end an afternoon's hike. Plus, it is free! That's always welcome!

Some of the picnic tables.
Kristine M.

I don't know who these Tree People are, sounds like a group out of Lord of the Rings or Star Wars, but I like what they are doing! First off they offer free parking to use Coldwater Canyon Park. You need to pay at the Fryman entrance. B. They have planted more than 2 million trees. 2 MILLION!! Bravo And lastly, They offer guided full moon hikes for $5, how awesome is that?! As well as summer performances in the outdoor amphitheater and youth programs to educate our children on urban forestry. Through volunteers and donations they are making LA greener and how can you not give that 5 stars? There are picnic tables, water fountains and benches galore all along their mulch lined trails which smell amazing by the way. What a breath of fresh air, literally.

Karina M.

I have been coming to this park for about 8 years off and on. I love this park. beautiful views and pet friendly. It's a true oasis for the person who loves all things nature and wants a green earth with lush trees and clean air. I especially like that they have lessons on how to be green! Don't trash it up, instead taking it in, take a deep breath and enjoy mother nature and all of its beauty!

I went off path and ended up here ... don't be like me , stay on course lol there was nothing back there FYI lol

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Nice little hike and jog, perfect. It's about 3 miles around, you do have to walk down a road for a third of it but completely worth it.

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Thanks. Amazing experience for my Husband and 12 year old boy alike. They will be back!

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This was more like a nature reserve... it was almost too clean and man-made for me...

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Good little place for a hike. smaller than I thought, but great views.

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