Featured by the New York Times, The Today Show, USA Today, and the LA Times — Bikes and Hikes LA is LA's most trusted Hollywood Sign experience. Hike to the front of the sign for the iconic shot everyone comes to LA for, then keep going behind the letters to the closest legally accessible viewpoint in the city. Two moments. One hike. Your guide captures both.
Choose at checkout: the full 2.5-hour hike (front AND behind) or the 90-minute express to the front — perfect if you're short on time.
--Hike in front of AND behind the Hollywood Sign — closest legal viewpoint on any guided LA tour --First Aid and CPR certified guide — and your personal photographer for every shot --Featured by the New York Times, The Today Show, USA Today, and the LA Times --Booked 26 days in advance on average — reserve your spot before it's gone --Free parking at the trailhead --98% of travelers recommend this experience
Los Angeles, United States
We take you closer to the Hollywood Sign than any other guided tour in LA — hiking all the way to the front AND behind the sign for views most visitors never see.
Los Angeles, United States
Your guide shares the real stories behind Hollywood — the scandals, the stars, and the history that made this neighborhood the entertainment capital of the world.
Los Angeles, United States
One of the most iconic landmarks on earth. You'll hike to the front for the classic shot, then continue behind the letters to the closest legally accessible viewpoint on any guided LA tour.
Los Angeles, United States
Known as Lake Hollywood, this man-made reservoir has been supplying water to Los Angeles since 1924 — and appearing in countless films and TV shows. Stunning views from the trail.
3200 Canyon Lake Dr, Los Angeles, United States
A favorite local secret and one of the best vantage points for the Hollywood Sign. Your guide knows exactly where to stand for the shot.
Los Angeles, United States
The entire hike unfolds through the Hollywood Hills. Celebrity homes, sweeping city vistas, and the kind of views that make you understand why everyone wants to live here.
4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, United States
One of the largest urban parks in America — and the wild history behind how it came to be is one of the best stories your guide tells on the way up.
2800 E. Observatory Rd., Los Angeles, United States
The world-famous Griffith Observatory comes into full view from the trail — an architectural landmark and iconic filming location framed against the LA skyline.
Burbank, United States
From above the sign, spot the famous film studios of Burbank — Disney, Warner Bros., and more — spread across the valley below.
6300 Forest Lawn Drive, Los Angeles, United States
Sweeping views of historic Hollywood unfold from the trail — your guide puts everything you're seeing into context.
Hollywood Blvd at Vine St, Los Angeles, United States
From the Hollywood Hills, your guide points out the boulevard below where Hollywood's legends are immortalized — a view most tourists never get.
Beverly Hills, United States
The mansions of Beverly Hills spread out below as you climb — your guide knows whose house is whose.
Santa Monica, United States
On a clear day, the Pacific Ocean and sunny Santa Monica come into full view. This is the panorama that makes the climb worth every step. Bring your camera.
San Fernando, United States
Behind the Hollywood Sign, the San Fernando Valley opens up in every direction — nearly 500 square miles of LA you can see in a single glance. Nothing prepares you for this view.
Glendale, United States
As you crest behind the sign, Glendale's skyline comes into view — your guide points out the Cartoon Network Building, the Glendale Galleria, and landmarks locals actually know.
West Hollywood, United States
Epic elevated views of the Sunset Strip from above — your guide adds the stories that make the view mean something.
1750 Vine St, Hollywood, Los Angeles, United States
Spot the iconic Capitol Records Building from the trail — one of the most recognizable pieces of architecture in the world, and a lot more interesting with the backstory your guide provides.
2301 N Highland Ave, Los Angeles, United States
A bird's-eye view of one of the most famous concert venues in history. Your guide has stories about this one too.
NO parking Fridays Saturdays Sundays + holidays (We recommend Uber/Lyft those days). Free street parking Mon–Thu (non-holiidays).
Arrive 15 minutes early. Use full address for navigation. Meet behind the long white gate by the Smokey Bear sign. No restrooms at the trailhead.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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