Topanga State Park Cabins

This 2.9-mi. trail offers both mountain and beach views at the top and includes a stop at a waterfall. Rated moderate for difficulty, you can also expect to see pretty wildflowers and chirruping local birds.

Rated as difficult, this 10.7-mi. loop trail takes in the Los Liones Canyon and its lush green vistas. The second part of the trail is also popular with mountain bikers.

Suitable for all hikers, this 6.5-mi. hike is rated as easy and wows with its gorgeous views of the ocean and giant sandstone rock formations, seen from Parler Mesa Overlook.

A popular way to explore Topanga State Park, horseback riding is a great option for families with children over the age of six. All experience levels are welcome, and you'll get the chance to take in some superb views of the valley.

There's plenty of wildlife to spot in Topanga State Park, despite its proximity to the metropolis of LA. Expect to see Southern mule deer and woodpeckers, and if you are really lucky, you might catch a glimpse of a bobcat or a coyote.

The visitor center at Topanga State Park gives the whole family the opportunity to learn more about the natural history of the area. There is even a display of historical Native American artifacts.