…recreational projects on the river, and demonstrated widespread support for river restoration. Since the park’s opening, much has changed at the River, including the formalization of the maintenance road into…
…Greenway include: Los Angeles River Center and Gardens River Garden Park Marsh Park The first “clean water park” developed along the River, Marsh Park was designed to naturally filter…
…explore the Los Angeles River in two different parts of the river that are still in a natural state with activities including steerable boating such as kayaking and canoeing, fishing…
…end of the River Center grounds, the River Garden Park serves as an entry point to the River Center by foot or bicycle, and adds much needed green space to…
…irrigated by the Los Angeles River and its tributary streams. Because the river’s flows varied from a gentle trickle to violent, debris-laden floods, the Los Angeles River never cut a…
…Authority (MRCA), a limited number of private kayak vendors will also offer visitors guided tours and kayak rentals for River recreation. As the Los Angeles River continues to evolve into…
…The Los Angeles River Recreation Zone Opens its Sixth Season on Memorial Day The public is welcome to kayak, walk, and fish on two sections of the river managed by…
…Sepulveda Basin will open for their ninth season on Memorial Day, May 30, 2022. The L.A. River Recreation Zones provide access to recreate on and explore the Los Angeles River…
…Angeles River to increase safe public access to the L.A. River and to further river revitalization. The Recreation Zones typically run from Memorial Day to the end of September each…
…by the MRCA Ordinance. Both areas offer access to portions of the river where natural habitat flourishes and wildlife is abundant. Access to the river in the Elysian Valley River…
