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Interestingly, LA's highest elevation is 5,074 ft. San Diego's is 1,591. (city limits only)
For all I know I may have been up there, well..I doubt it, but I took a cruise up Mulholland Dr and weeded my way into and down through Sunset Blvd entering Hollywood. It was quite breath taking, although I have to admit Hollywood wasn't at all what I was expecting. There were a bunch of fruitloops hanging around to the decree that I felt unsafe stopping in some areas.
For all I know I may have been up there, well..I doubt it, but I took a cruise up Mulholland Dr and weeded my way into and down through Sunset Blvd entering Hollywood. It was quite breath taking, although I have to admit Hollywood wasn't at all what I was expecting. There were a bunch of fruitloops hanging around to the decree that I felt unsafe stopping in some areas.
To be clear, the highest point is Mt. Lukens tucked away beyond Tujunga.
I don't think the mountains around Mulholland are notably higher than San Diego's (within city limits). The Hollywood sign is at an elevation of 1,578 ft.
To be clear, the highest point is Mt. Lukens tucked away beyond Tujunga.
I don't think the mountains around Mulholland are notably higher than San Diego's (within city limits). The Hollywood sign is at an elevation of 1,578 ft.
Admittedly I didnt notice the Hollywood sign on my last visit. But thanks for the info.
Has California opened up by the way? I've been wanting to take a road trip there. I dont expect any place to be fully open but I should say, is it safe to travel there?
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