Well, we’ve already listed out the 9 easiest hikes you can do in L.A., so it seems this article is
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Brian Champlin
Brian is the co-founder of We Like L.A. and a lifelong fan of puns, the Lakers, and late night tacos. Follow him on Twitter @bchampLA
Handy List of Places to Watch 4th of July Fireworks in L.A.
Looking to watch some fireworks in Los Angeles on the Fourth of July? Check out this handy listing of locations
READ MOREThe Shambala Preserve: Where Really Big Cats Live in L.A.
Do you ever go to the zoo and stare in awe at the incredible cats on display? You know, the
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5 Excellent Reasons to Explore Grand Central Market in DTLA
Surely you’ve heard of Grand Central Market. It’s the city’s oldest (started in 1917) and largest public market, open seven
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Tom Explores the Abandoned Hawthorne Mall and It’s Creepy As Hell
Tom Carroll is back with a new installment of his moderately well known hit web series exploring the awesome wonders of Los
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There’s a Secret Hidden Pool in the Mojave Desert & You Can Go
Ever wanted to go trekking through the desert on a journey to find a hidden watery oasis? Well now one
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Dangerous Trail At Eaton Canyon Now Closed to Public
Pro-tip: If you’re going to hike Eaton Canyon, don’t die. Unfortunately, that creed seems to have been lost on many
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77 Water Saving Tips for L.A. Residents to Kick Drought’s Ass
Sometimes we forget that Los Angeles is really one barren-ass coastal dessert whose paradise-like nature is heavily reliant on water
READ MORE16 L.A. Secrets Every True Angeleno Already Knows
Secrets. Everybody’s got them. Nurses, doctors, lawyers, teachers, garbage men… even major metropolitan cities. But here’s the interesting thing about
READ MOREAwesome Photography Project Aims to Capture “Faces of Los Angeles”
As a photographer based in Geneva, Josh Fassbind had a very unique vision. His goal was to photograph portraits of one person from
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Yamashiro: A Nighttime Farmers Market with an Epic View of L.A.
It’s not often you can say the best thing about a farmers market is the view but in the case
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The Sunken City in San Pedro: An Awesome Hidden L.A. Adventure
In 1929 at the southern tip of San Pedro a chunk of land nearly 40,000 square feet in size began
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