thanks for watching. I grew up in Glendale, remember the Northridge earthquake very well, I too climbed to the Hollywood Sign, went up from where the last house on Mulholland was, this was early in the 2000s, now they have sensors there, and didn't get to behind the sign until a few years ago. This is a main reason why I do this channel, so people can reach these locations instead of just seeing a picture on the gram and wondering where , how long, how steep the hike is. Maine must be beautiful, I'm sure there's plenty of beautiful hikes and vistas out there. See u in the trails, or maybe we have ran into each other in the trails before in LA. Happy hiking

@@hikeronatrail I like hiking to Switzer Falls, and Bronson Park with the Batcave was a hangout for us too. I'm mostly from Eagle Rock more than I am Glendale, but I did live 10 years in Glendale in the mid 80's - mid 90's. Eagle Rock, Highland Park and Monterey Park was before that. I've also lived in Oregon, Washington(Seattle), Wisconsin(Milwaukee), Florida(Orlando/Hernando), and Texas(Galveston Island). I've had so many 'lives' that it's pathetic, either that or a sweet blessing. Travel and relocation makes us wiser. Less prejudice and judgmental. Most people here in Maine were from Maine when I moved back here in '98. Now, there's people moving here from all over the map. It good living here. Maine isn't that 'remote' and it doesn't go without anything that I can tell. The air is sweet and tasty, the water out of the faucet unfiltered from Sebago Lake. The crime cuter than in metropolis, too. I forgot, we also used to enjoy driving up to Mt. Wilson. I can't recall if I've been to Wickiup or not. The LA area has so many things to see, places to go, choices to pick. My family first arrived there in '65. I might have one more decent 'relocate' in me. The winters are annoying my health. That pesters my peace of mind. I'm a 'southern boy' as it is. An old friend invited me to Maine and I'm thankful and happy I have gotten to experience it here. I always talk myself right out of moving after comparing the advantages and disadvantages moving some other place has to offer... I can only take my best guesses though. Moving always does have it's little surprises you could or would have never counted on. I've had mostly good neighbors here and I can't say that easily about some other places I've lived. I'll end with that. It's nice to comment with you, by the way.

Nice! See u in the trails 🙌

You got it! See u in the trails

You got it. See you on the trails 🙌

You got it! See u in the trails 🙌

Nice! And thanks

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sure is, see u in the trails!

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Thank you, see u in the trails 🥾

You can but it will be a much much longer hike

Happy hiking, see u in the trails 🙌

@@hikeronatrail did it today!!

@@missmissyphotography nice! Way to get out there in the trails 🙌

See u in the trails 🙌

Yes u can uber there and also to the Deronda Gate. See u in the trails 🙌

Thanks for watching, the gates close at sunset to go in. If you are already in you can always come out, u won't get looked in the park. See u in the trails 🙌

That's correct, and gate is open from sunrise to sunset, at least from what the sign says. After sunset you can exit, come out, but not enter.

it took us about 40 minutes from the Hollywood Sign Vista to the back of the Hollywood Sign, I would say we are in average shape. The last part is steep so takes others longer. see u in the trails

I just type in 'Lake Hollywood Park' on my Google maps. The address is 3160 Canyon Lake Drive. Los Angeles CA 90068

i went in before sunset. You can go out the gates after sunset if you are already in. But you cant go in, supposedly they lock automatically.

@@hikeronatrail thank you!