Griffith Park Advisory Board

Griffith Park Advisory Board

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Situated in the eastern Santa Monica Mountain range, the Park’s elevations range from 384 to 1,625 feet above see level. Griffith. Col.

With over 4,210 acres of both natural chapparal-covered terrain and landscaped parkland and picnic areas, Griffith Park is the largest municipal park with urban wilderness area in the United States. With an arid climate, the Park’s plant communities vary from coastal sage scrub, oak and walnut woodlands to riparian vegetation with trees in the Park’s deep canyons. The California native plants repr

03/24/2026

Meeting Thursday night, 6:30 PM at the Visitor’s Center. Agenda in bio. See you there. :)

01/23/2026

New blooms as seen on Crystal Springs.

Thank you to everyone who attended last night’s meeting. Our next meeting will be on Thursday, February 26th.

Photos from Griffith Park Advisory Board's post 12/18/2025

The new Griffith Park Visitor’s Center is officially open to the public. The grand opening was this past weekend and could not have been possible without the likes of RAPs own Tracy James and Stefanie Smith among countless others. A huge thanks to those who tirelessly worked on this over the last year.

To provide some additional insight into how our board works, when Tracy brought this to our attention in February 2025, we formed an Ad Hoc Committee whose sole focus was the Visitor’s Center. Board members Amy, Sarah, Aaron, and Cristian immediately sprung into action doing whatever they could to help guide and assist Tracy to realize her vision. The rest, as they say, is history.

Well done, all. And, again, many thanks. 🏞️

11/21/2025

A post-atmospheric river Griffith Observatory at golden hour.

Photos from Griffith Park Advisory Board's post 10/31/2025

We had a fantastic October meeting. Thanks to everyone for coming out and a special appreciation goes out to for hosting us. We’ll see you at the next one. 🌳

Photos from Griffith Park Advisory Board's post 04/18/2025

Special Announcement — Discover Griffith Park like never before with GP-eX!

Did you know that Griffith Park has more than two marathons’ worth of trails?

Now you can experience all 50+ miles of official trails in the Park in 15 segments that offer options for beginners and more experienced hikers.

The Griffith Park Explorer (GP-eX) is a free system of hikes that describes trail history, local flora and fauna, geology, and other insights that bring the Park to life. Launched on April 19 at an Earth Day event in the Park, GP-eX is fun, easy to use and informative.

A printable map, turn-by-turn directions and links to AllTrails routes are available at friendsofgriffithpark.org/gp-ex/, which is optimized for use on mobile devices. Make it your goal to hike all 15 before the end of this year!

02/03/2025

GPAB will be hosting an emergency meeting this Thursday at 6:30 PM in the Griffith Park Visitor Center. We will have representatives from numerous city agencies and will be taking public comment. Agenda in profile. We hope you can join us.

10/22/2024

All, our next meeting is taking place this Thursday (10/24) at the Greek Theater Hospitality Room. Please join us. We would love to hear your thoughts on the park.

Agenda in bio.

07/24/2024

Downtown view from Griffith Park.

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Photos from Griffith Park Advisory Board's post 01/06/2023

From our friends at RAP: “The Park Rangers and Park Maintenance are closing Upper Old Zoo Trail, between Fern Canyon and Bill Eckert Trail. Barricades with ''Trail Closed'' signs are being placed now. There is significant erosion on this trail. An underground pipe was damaged and there is nothing holding up the ground. More rain could compromise the trail even more. Any heavy impact could cause a collapse. This is important information for equestrians as the weight of a horse could cause a collapse. There is no timeline at the moment on when the trail will reopen but we will keep you updated.”

Photos from Griffith Park Advisory Board's post 01/06/2023

Dear Friends,
The Park Rangers and Park Maintenance are closing Upper Old Zoo Trail, between Fern Canyon and Bill Eckert Trail.
Barricades with ''Trail Closed'' signs are being placed now.
There is significant erosion on this trail. An underground pipe was damaged and there is nothing holding up the ground . More rain could compromise the trail even more.
Any heavy impact could cause a collapse. This is important information for equestrians as the weight of a horse could cause a collapse.
There is no timeline at the moment on when the trail will reopen but we will keep you updated .
Feel free to share on your social media platforms so everyone can stay safe and informed.

12/08/2022

The sun is setting on 2022, but first we’ll have our final GPAB meeting of the year live on Zoom.

Tonight’s agenda includes discussion of the LA Riverway Phase IV Project, Observatory Traffic Revenue, and South Griffith Park and Bridge Housing.

Agenda and join link in bio.

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4730 Crystal Springs Drive
Los Angeles, CA
90027

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm