Marvin Braude Mulholland Gateway Park — Attraction in Los Angeles

A scenic road at the top of Reseda Blvd where hikers and bicyclists go to enjoy the beautiful view of the San Fernando Valley. This area includes several trails throughout the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy property. Marvin Braude was a developer many years ago who bought this land and donated it to the conservancy. How fortunate for us that the property takes up a huge portion of untouched land for visitors, local wildlife, and flora and fauna. It is a well needed escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Note: Please be respectful when visiting local parks and trails and keep these areas free of litter for all to enjoy, especially for native animals and living plants and insects that call...

A gem atop the valley. The Marvin Braude Mulholland Gateway Park at the very top of Reseda boulevard in Tarzana is a natural oasis of native flora and fauna. The initial climb up the hill (both from the parking area and to the fire road) will wind you if you’re out of shape, but once you’re at the top the views make the huffing and puffing worth it. Also, the fire roads are well groomed and neat, but keep an eye out for closed or washed out trails. If you venture off the path, the edges can be steep and treacherous. It’s an excellent excursion with family or friends. Wear a hat and sun screen, sturdy shows, bring water and use the bathroom before you...

Nice little park perched on top of the very southern tip of Reseda. Great views and adjacent hiking trail that takes you to the mountain ridge overlooking the entire valley. Trail also leads directly to the Nike missile site.

HUGE WARNING: there is a stop sign inside the parking lot that is well marked but seems placed in a very odd spot (a cross walk to nowhere). Come to complete stop!! It's a video capture camera that detects movement. They...