Enjoy a sunny day in L.A. at Griffith Park - the nation’s largest municipal park with urban wilderness. Its 4,210 acres consist of landscaped parkland and natural, chaparral-covered terrain. The area serves as a monument to the committed vision of one man--Griffith Jenkins Griffith, philanthropist, advocate of parklands, and fervent speaker of recreation for the health of Los Angeles.

Despite the high population, planners have made it possible for residents and visitors to travel easily and conveniently through the city. Major transportation systems include a subway system, light rails, city buses, air travel via the Los Angeles International Airport and harbor access by way of the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach.