Runyon Canyon Road

Choose Fuller, Vista, or Mulholland before routing and use the current official gate map for that approach.

There is no dependable public parking lot at the Fuller entrance. Use legal neighborhood street parking, arrive early, or use transit/rideshare without blocking residential access.

The road is still steep and exposed. Dogs may be off leash only in signed zones, and emergency or maintenance vehicles retain access.

There are no restrooms or dependable drinking fountains.

Park and trail access are free.

Steep grades, dirt, heat, erosion, gates, and the current West Trail closure limit accessibility. The paved route is still strenuous and is not a flat accessible promenade.

Dogs may be off leash only inside designated signed areas and must be under control. Leashes are required elsewhere; carry extra water and protect paws from hot ground.

Older children accustomed to steep hikes may enjoy the views. There is little shade, no restroom, exposed edges, and heavy dog use, so it is not an easy stroller or toddler outing.

The road is still steep and exposed. Dogs may be off leash only in signed zones, and emergency or maintenance vehicles retain access.

Metro buses serve Hollywood Boulevard and nearby north-south streets; the final approach is uphill. Rideshare at Fuller can be congested, so use a safe legal drop-off.