Walking may not be integrated into the average Angeleno's daily life, but our city is still full of great places to explore on foot. Our team of experts is constantly searching for the best ones for you and talking to the people and businesses who keep our sidewalks vibrant. Whether you're looking for the best path up the most scenic stairs or a group of fellow walkers to hit the pavement with, we've got you covered, step by step.
— Alyssa Bereznak, Wellness Editor
Plan your next stroll around Los Angeles' many Little Free Libraries, outposts found everywhere from Studio City to Pasadena that let you take and/or drop off a book.
Comedian Allan McLeod hosts “Walkin' About,” a podcast that celebrates the “complex and profound” act of traveling on foot in and around Los Angeles.
Los Angeles County is full of stairs with stunning ocean views. These are some of our favorites.
It can be difficult to create new routines, but enjoying a good cup of coffee, tea, or juice can be a great motivation to keep up the walking habit.
Nine leisurely walks through Los Angeles that will help you appreciate the magnificent architecture of the city's bridges and its rich local history.
Driving to the beach can be a pain. Here are 7 inland gems with bodies of water that invite you to take refreshing outdoor excursions.
When she moved to Los Angeles, Monica Figueroa launched LA Girls Who Walk for women who struggle to make friends and find healthy ways to hang out.
Los Angeles is full of secret staircases. Here are outdoor climbs that make great walking or running exercises (and have panoramic views).
A group of friends walked the 25 miles of Sunset Boulevard in one day. In doing so, he reminded them of the history of Los Angeles and their own experiences on the winding street.
Since Los Angeles' first sushi bar opened in the 1960s, food has been a mainstay in Little Tokyo.
Zachary Weathers and Brooke Palmieri walked 50 miles in one day and discovered that Los Angeles is best experienced by walking.
The Hollywood Bowl is a legendary concert venue, no doubt. But did you know that it is also a large public park perfect for a walk during the day?
These walking routes will help you explore the city and stay fit.
Find yourself at these Los Angeles-area mazes when you're feeling overwhelmed or when you just want a relaxing, off-the-beaten-path experience.
This walk doesn't fall into the category of bucolic countryside stroll, but it offers an unusual opportunity to get outdoors amidst the urban sprawl.
What an unlikely delight in the heart of industrial Torrance.
This 2-mile hike in Pasadena takes you away from the busy Rose Bowl circuit to a quieter path.
The 2-mile route promises something rare in Los Angeles: a lake to savor
In the Studio City area, try this Fryman Canyon trail that was once named the best running trail in the city.
It is an easy climb with great benefits for lovers of sea views.
