Verdugo Mountains Park Property

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The Park is currently OPEN.

Reservations

Contact Number

(818) 880-0363

Park Accessibility Information

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Park Hours

No hours available for this park.

Park Activities

Are Dogs Allowed?

Day-Use Activities & Facilities

Picnic Areas
Nature & Wildlife Viewing
Geocaching

Trail Use

Bike Trails
Hiking Trails

The purpose of the Verdugo Mountains property, in Los Angeles County, is to preserve and protect as urban open space a remnant of natural lands located near the city of Glendale in the north portion of the heavily urbanized Los Angeles basin. The property, a geologically detached piece of the San Gabriel Mountains, offers vistas towards the main range and contains only a moderate level of its original biological diversity.