Description
The LARIO Trail extends along the southern reaches of the channelized LA River, providing a trail corridor through a variety of natural and industrial landscapes and connecting riders to the ocean in Long Beach. The vision for the trail network is to have a trail that extends the entire length of the LA River, connecting to the completed section near Griffith Park and up into the San Fernando Valley. The current trail follows the eastern bank from Long Beach north to a bike-pedestrian bridge just north of Rosencrans Ave in east Compton. There it crosses to the west bank and follows the LA River north to Atlantic Ave in Maywood. A conneccting trail on the eastern bank follows the Rio Hondo up to the Whittier narrows area.
Parking and Trail Access
How do I find the entrance?
By
tiler31
in
December, 2012
I read a lot about the trails, but no where does it tell you how to get on them??
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nice long trail
By
bogglersto
in
February, 2012
I only tried the upper part, but was impressed. It is far and nice. Don't go on a hot day, though. The only scary part is finding a parking spot that is not illegal. There was a sign in a business parking lot that said 'No Parking. Violaters will be cited.' ...
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The LARIO Survey continues: DeForest Park to Hollydale Park
By
toolbear
in
April, 2010
THE LARIO SURVEY - DeForest to Hollydale
4.3.10
Another warm Saturday and the TrailBear is back on the LARIO for another round of facilities survey. The last survey went down the lower Rio Hondo from the dam to Hollydale Park. This survey started ...
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