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Trails for You and Your Dog Trails for You and Your Dog Park / Trail Name On Off Location/ Directions Park / Trail Name On Off Location Leash Leash Leash Leash Summit Valley X On Topanga Canyon Boulevard, Franklin Canyon Park X 2600 Franklin Canyon Drive. Edmund D. Edelman 0.6 miles south of Viewridge Road, (Beverly Hills) Beverly Hills CA Park Topanga, CA, 90290 http://www.lamountains.com/maps/ franklinCanyon.pdf Will Rogers S.H.P. X 1501 Will Rogers State Park Rd Inspiration Loop Trail Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 (Pacific Palisades) Approximately 2 mile hike Red Rock Canyon X 23601 W. Red Rock Rd, Old Park Topanga 90290 Westridge Fire Rd- X Access Westridege Parking Lot (Topanga) http://www.lamountains.com/maps/ From Sunset Blvd.: redRock.pdf 2660 Westridge Rd 90049 . Canyonback Fire Rd x Access to Canyonback from Other Areas That Allow Dogs On Leash with in the Santa Brentwood; Monica Mountains National Recreation Area 1565 N. Kenter Ave, LA 90049 Sullivan Ridge Fire Road X From Sunset Blvd. take Capri Dr. north West L.A. and make a left on Casale Rd. No parking on Casale Rd. Trailer Canyon Fire Road X Follow Palisades Dr. north 2.5 miles, then make a left on Vereda De La Montura, then right on Michael Lane. Follow (Pacific Palisades) Michael Lane 1/2 mile uphill to the fire road entrance and park along the street. (Dogs allowed for 0.7 miles into fire road, then must turn back) Rivas Canyon Trail X Can be accessed from Temescal Gateway (Pacific Palisades) Park or Will Rogers State Park. This is a 2.1 miles each way. trail between the two parks. Mulholland Drive X San Vicente Mountain Park, Encino. (Valley side) 17500 Mulholland Dr, Los Angeles, (8.5 mile section of CA 90049 This is a Fire road between Mulholland closed to Santa Maria Road in woodland hills vehicles) and & San Vicente Mountain park. Caballero Canyon Trail X Reseda Blvd.: 4038 Reseda Blvd (Valley side) Tarzana, CA 91356 Dogs are not permitted on Topanga State Park trails Per CCR T-14 4312(e) & CCR T-14 4312(f1) For more dog parks go to: https://www.laparks.org/dogparks.

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