moderate
2–3 hours
Suitable for hikers with average fitness who can manage moderate uphill walking and some uneven terrain.
Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Hollywood Sign on this exclusive walking tour in Los Angeles. Enjoy breathtaking views, insider stories, and perfect photo ops in the heart of Griffith Park.
Experience the iconic Hollywood Sign like never before with the Official Hollywood Sign Walking Tour offered by Hollywood Hikes, LLC. Commemorating the sign’s 100th anniversary, this guided walking tour leads you on a scenic hike to the top of the hill, offering stunning panoramic views of Los Angeles that are perfect for both avid hikers and casual explorers. Along the way, receive insider stories from local showbiz professionals that reveal the Hollywood Sign’s fascinating past, from its origins as a real estate advertisement to becoming one of the world’s most recognizable landmarks. Capture exclusive Instagram-worthy photos from multiple vantage points, including the famous Griffith Park overlook. This private tour creates an intimate atmosphere where you can explore rich local history, nature, and celebrity lore without the crowds. Whether you're a movie buff, history enthusiast, or outdoor adventurer, this trek is an unforgettable way to experience LA’s hills and sun-drenched vistas. The walk is moderately challenging but accessible to most fitness levels, and guides provide plenty of support and engaging commentary. Optimal for photographers and those who love combining outdoor activity with cultural storytelling, this hiking tour promises memories that last a lifetime.
The trail includes uneven terrain and rocky sections, so comfortable, supportive footwear is essential.
The hike offers little shade, making hydration crucial, especially during warmer months.
Mornings or weekdays provide a quieter, more peaceful experience with better lighting for photos.
Direct sun exposure is intense, so protection from UV rays helps keep you comfortable throughout the walk.
The Hollywood Sign was originally erected in 1923 as an advertisement for a real estate development called Hollywoodland, before becoming a cultural landmark.
Volunteer groups regularly maintain the trails to prevent erosion and protect native plants amid growing visitor numbers.
Provides traction and support for the rocky and natural terrain encountered.
Keeps you hydrated, especially important during warmer months with minimal shade.
summer specific
Offers sun protection during exposed sections of the hike.
summer specific
Allows for temperature adjustments as conditions change from cool mornings to warming afternoons.
spring specific