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Los Angeles, CA 90017 Drop By if You Can! May 2nd 10 – 2 The BLOC 700 W 7th St. Los Angeles, CA 90017 ** Please note that these sites are not official FFAC Climb locations. These are just suggestions for your convenience and are by no means an exhaustive list. You are invited to choose an option that works for you. We will have a small activation at THE BLOC DTLA on 5/2 from 10-2 should you choose to mask up, follow COVID Protocols and join us. Thank you for your support and participation!#SoCalClimb #ClimbCA #theblocla Steps/ City Location Address Parking Notes Distance HERO Locations LA - DTLA THE BLOC 700 W 7th St, Los FFAC all-day Come enjoy this open-air plaza in downtown Los Angeles, CA 90017 special rate: $10 Angeles with a scavanger hunt, instagrambale for self-parking ; walls, DCBID activation and more $17 for valet parking. Rates are applicable only at The Bloc parking structure Staircases LA - Culver City Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook Stairs6300 Hetzler Rd, Culver 282 steps Free street parkingEnjoy 360-degree views of Los Angeles City, CA 90232 at the bottom. Parking is also available at the top of the hill near the visitor center for a fee LA - Echo Park Baxter Street Stairs 1501 Baxter St., Los 231 steps Free residential Located on Baxter Street, three blocks Angeles, CA 90026 street parking east of Echo Park Ave. LA - Hollywood Broadview Terrace 6889 Yeager Pl., Los 249 steps Street Parking on Stairs/Los Altos Stairs Angeles, CA 90068 Camrose Dr. LA - DTLA Bunker Hill Steps 633 W 5th St, Los Angeles, 101 steps Parking garage- CA 90071 $3.50 per 10 min/ $35 maximum; Pershing Square; Metro Blue Line and Red Line both have stops near steps LA - Pacific Castellammare Stairs Castellammare Drive, 150+ steps Nearest parking at Palisades Pacific Palisades 90272 17575 Pacific Coast Highway or along the PCH SPONSORS Drop By if You Can!May 2nd 10 – 2 The BLOC 700 W 7th St. Los Angeles, CA 90017 ** Please note that these sites are not official FFAC Climb locations. These are just suggestions for your convenience and are by no means an exhaustive list. You are invited to choose an option that works for you. We will have a small activation at THE BLOC DTLA on 5/2 from 10-2 should you choose to mask up, follow COVID Protocols and join us. Thank you for your support and participation!#SoCalClimb #ClimbCA #theblocla Steps/ City Location Address Parking Notes Distance Staircases LA - Highland Clermont Street Stairs 4504 Clermont St, Los Angeles, 154 steps Free parking at Park CA 90065 Carlin Smith Recreation Ctr LA - Silverlake Corralitas Stairs Corralitas Dr, Los Angeles, 133 steps Free residential CA 90039 street parking LA - Santa Monica Santa Monica Wooden Stairs "7th Street stairway" has its 170 steps Street parking upper end across from on Entrada 526 Adelaide Drive LA - Santa Monica Santa Monica Cement Stairs "4th-street stairway" begins at 199 steps Adelaide Drive is the intersection of 4th Street for residents only. and Adelaide Park on nearby San Vicente or the meters along Ocean Avenue. LA - Silverlake The Mattachine Steps 2355 Cove Ave, Los Angeles, CA 161 steps Street parking 90039 along Sunset Blvd LA - Silverlake Micheltorena Silver Lake Stairs 3400 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, Street Parking A photogenic CA 90026 silverlake city staircase that you might think of as "the rainbow stairs" LA - Pacific Murphy Ranch Stairs Sullivan Fire Rd, Pacific 529 steps3.85 Street parking at This hidden staircase requires a short hike, Palisades Palisades, CA 90272 miles (lollipop loop) the intersection but is well worth it for the beautiful views and of Capri Drive great photo ops and Casale Road LA - Hollywood Beachwood Canyon Stairs 2679-2687 N Beachwood Dr, 178 stairs / 2 miles Street parking Beachwood Canyon Stairs is a 2 mile Los Angeles, CA 90068 moderately trafficked loop trail that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. LA - Los Feliz Prospect Stairs 3976 Prospect Ave., 295 steps Limited street Three consecutive concrete stairways Los Angeles 90027 parking on climbing up Los Feliz hillside streets Prospect St. LA - DTLA Angels Flight & California Plaza 333 S Hill St., Los Angeles, 121 steps Parking at Grand Angels Flight is long, narrow concrete steps. CA 90013 Central Market, Continue climbing at California Plaza and then Pershing square, grab a bite at Grand Central Market! or Metro Red Line has a stop nearby SPONSORS Drop By if You Can!May 2nd 10 – 2 The BLOC 700 W 7th St. Los Angeles, CA 90017 ** Please note that these sites are not official FFAC Climb locations. These are just suggestions for your convenience and are by no means an exhaustive list. You are invited to choose an option that works for you. We will have a small activation at THE BLOC DTLA on 5/2 from 10-2 should you choose to mask up, follow COVID Protocols and join us. Thank you for your support and participation!#SoCalClimb #ClimbCA #theblocla Steps/ City Location Address Parking Notes Distance Staircases LA - DTLA FIGat7th 735 S Figueroa St, Los Mall Stairs Parking garage Climb and shop at FIGat7th! Angeles, CA 90017 entrance on 7th st. and 8th. St. - 3 hours free with validation, $2.35/ 10 mins, $28.20 daily max. A metro line drop off is also nearby LA - West The Grove 7800 Beverly Blvd, Los Outdoor mall stairs Ticketed parking Climb up and down the flights of Hollywood/ Angeles, CA 90036 garage - validation stairs at The Grove! Stop in to get a Beverly Hills provided by stores bite to eat or do some shopping Hiking Trails LA - Hollywood Runyon Canyon Loop 2000 N Fuller Ave, Los 3.5 miles Street parking Enjoy views of Cloud's Rest and maybe a casual Angeles, CA, 90046 celebrity sighting LA - Hollywood Griffith 2800 E Observatory Rd, 2.5 miles Parking lot at the Enjoy views of Griffith Observatory, the Observatory -West Los Angeles, CA 90027 top by the Griffith Hollywood sign, and the LA Basin Trail Loop Observatory, street parking, and Want a shorter or longer hike at Griffith Park? a limited amount Enjoy one of the other 58 trails of spots located at the bottom LA - Hollywood Griffith Observatory - 2800 E Observatory 5.1 miles Parking lot at the Get up close to the Hollywood Sign with this Hollyridge Trail to Rd, Los Angeles, CA top by the Griffit out and back trail Hollywood Sign 90027 Observatory, Viewpoint street parking, and a limited amount of spots located at the bottom LA - Palos Verdes Burma Rd, Rancho Palos 2.7 miles On-site parking. Enjoy beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and Portuguese Bend Reserve Verdes, CA 90275 Fee may be the wild flowers that grow here - Palos Verdes Bluffs Trail required LA - Glendale 3429 Markridge Rd, Glendale, 6.3 Plenty of free This is a moderately trafficked out and back trail Mount Lukens - CA 91214 parking in parking located ner La Crescenta, CA Deukmejian Wilderness lot or down the Park driveway on the There are 3 different trail options - 3.3, 6.3, or street 10.3 SPONSORS Drop By if You Can!May 2nd 10 – 2 The BLOC 700 W 7th St. Los Angeles, CA 90017 ** Please note that these sites are not official FFAC Climb locations. These are just suggestions for your convenience and are by no means an exhaustive list. You are invited to choose an option that works for you. We will have a small activation at THE BLOC DTLA on 5/2 from 10-2 should you choose to mask up, follow COVID Protocols and join us. Thank you for your support and participation!#SoCalClimb #ClimbCA #theblocla Steps/ City Location Address Parking Notes Distance Hiking Trails LA - Pacific Will Rogers State Park - Rustic 1501 Will Rogers State Park Rd, 5.1 miles On-site parking; One of the most popular loops in Will Rogers Palisades Canyon Loop/Inspiration Point Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Entrance fee State Park. This hike connects the Backbone of $12 Trail with a few other trails in the area for a terrific, mid-length day hike option. LA - Pacific Topanga State Park - Los Liones 510 Los Liones Dr, Pacific 7.3 miles On-site parking. Take in the magnificent views at Parker Palisades Trail to Parker Mesa Overlook Palisades, CA 90272 Fee may be Mesa Overlook required LA - Malibu Solstice Canyon 3455 Solstice Canyon Rd, Malibu, 3.2 miles On-site parking. Enjoy the gorgeous landscape with a waterfall CA 90265 Fee may be and views of the Pacific Ocean required 10700 Escondido Canyon Rd, Agua LA - Agua Dulce Vasquez Rocks 2.6 miles On-site parking. Explore this historic part of the Pacific Crest Dulce, CA 91350 Fee may be Trail with incredible rock formations and required beautiful wild flowers Sand Dunes 3299 Bell Ave, Manhattan Beach, LA - Manhattan CA 90266 Up to the climber 30 parking Have fun on the 100 ft tall sand dune! Beach spacces along *Reservations required to enter Bell Ave Walking Paths LA - Manhattan The Strand - Manhattan 2 Manhattan Beach Blvd, 4 miles Plenty of street Paved path – moderate traffic (depends on Beach Beach to Hermosa Beach Manhattan Beach, CA parking available time and weather). Certain portion have to Walk 90266 for about $2/hr – share with bikes. Great place to take your credit cards dogs for walk accepted LA - Santa Monica The Strand - Santa Monica 200 Santa Monica Pier, 6.4 miles Lot 1 North | 1550 Pier to Wil Rogers State Santa Monica, CA 90401 Appian Way - flat Walk, roller blade, or bike ride along the Beach fee depends on beach! day Civic Center Garage | 333 Civic Center Dr - ticketed parking garage (will have to walk to The Strand) LA - Echo Park Echo Park Lake Echo Park Lake, Los 1 mile Free residential Enjoy a stroll around the lake while taking in Angeles, CA 90026 street parking the skyline of downtown LA - Hollywood Hollywood Reservoir 6381-6399 Weidlake Dr, 3.3 miles Limited parking This is a trail great for all skill levels.
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