With an average of 35 days of precipitation every year, Los Angeles is constantly basking under the sun - much like its perfectly tanned and sunscreen-lathered residents. With rain out of the equation, there are plenty of days throughout the year to catch the sun as it rises for the day.
1. Griffith Park
Griffith Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America, is open each day from sunrise until well after the sun sets (10 p.m). It features a hiking trail, the Greek Theatre and the L.A. Zoo. Head to the Mount Hollywood peak for 360-degree views. 4730 Crystal Springs Dr.
2. San Rafael Hills
Overlooking the Los Angeles Basin, Chevy Chase Drive sits at the top of the San Rafael Hills and offers a view of the San Gabriel Valley.
3. Mount Wilson
Mount Wilson, a famous peak of the San Gabriel Mountains, extends 5,710 feet into the air. It is also the location of the Mount Wilson Observatory, the astronomical center of Southern California.
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4. Elysian Park
At 600 acres, Elysian Park is L.A.’s oldest and second largest park. 929 Academy Rd.
