Hollywood Sign

The Hollywood Sign was originally created as a real estate advertisement in 1923. It was originally spelled out as 'Hollywoodland' and was later repurposed as a symbol of the entertainment industry.

Yes, visitors can hike to the Hollywood Sign through designated trails such as the Hollywood Sign Trail and the Burbank Peak Trail.

Yes, there are parking areas near the trailheads that lead to the Hollywood Sign. However, parking can be limited during peak hours.

Yes, there are guided tours that offer interpretive walks and historical insights about the Hollywood Sign and its significance.

Yes, visitors can take photographs of the Hollywood Sign from designated viewpoints along the trails and roads leading to the sign.

The early morning or late afternoon offers the best lighting for photographing the Hollywood Sign and the surrounding landscape.

No, the Hollywood Sign is not illuminated at night. It is best viewed during daylight hours.

There are no restroom facilities near the Hollywood Sign, so visitors are advised to use facilities before beginning the hike or drive.

The closest accessible views of the Hollywood Sign can be enjoyed from the Griffith Observatory, which offers accessible parking and viewing areas.

Yes, visitors can bring leashed pets on the trails leading to the Hollywood Sign, but they are required to clean up after their pets.