Culver City Stairs

Hiking area · Blair Hills ·

Culver City Stairs

Hiking area · Blair Hills ·

Hundreds of stairs and trails offering city views

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6105 Hetzler Rd, Culver City, CA 90232 Get directions

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"After braving the nearly 300 steps at the Culver City Stairs, head straight to zeitgeisty sandwich shop Monroe Place for replenishment and recovery. Try the Italian Spaniard with jamón Serrano, mortadella, soppressata, Manchego, arugula, and shallot vinaigrette on a baguette, or the vegetarian Lil’ Bambino with tomato confit, burrata, cherry tomatoes, basil, Calabrese chile, and honey. This shop is better for grab-and-go picnics." - Rebecca Roland

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Culver City Stairs

Rachel. X

Google

The views are really nice, especially from the top. The steps are pretty steep and spaced far apart, so the climb is definitely a workout. I was sore all over the next day, but honestly, it’s an awesome natural place for outdoor exercise.

Victor V.

Google

I really loved the site once I got to the top of the stairs felt like a small accomplishment. The stairs aren't as difficult as thought they would be but if you implement squats between each one it gives you a better burn then you smoothly transition into a incline walk similar to doing stairs and treadmill at the gym only thing it's free and your in nature truly calming

Pauline *.

Google

I came with family for a sunset walk/hike. Beautiful view of Los Angeles west side. The stairs itself was breathtaking.. I mean literally it was steep and semi aggressive.. had to take breaks for breathing. It is definitely family and dog friendly. Watch out for mosquitoes. Parking: we parked on the street which can be hard to find. There is also paid parking on top of the hill.

Izza R.

Google

First time and it was beautiful but hard to do the stairs. Bring water you’ll need it :) remember you are your own enemy there’s another trail to get on top :) you got this

Shawn R.

Google

Challenging upstairs climb if you do the actual stairs up and down, there are also trail options. It is worth the view of the city, just make sure you plan accordingly!

Michael S.

Google

Great exercise. Great views of the city, usually it’s pretty busy, def go early in morning or at sunset cause it gets hot.

Milton P.

Google

One of my favorite exercise/hiking spots in LA. The stairs themselves are misshapen, delightfully wonky, and a good fitness challenge. The view at the top is a wonderful panorama that includes much of the LA Basin, and if you go on a clear day (especially after it's rained), it's a wonderful reward for a tough climb.

Siddharth K.

Google

Good place for hike and trail is easy. Steps are big in size but it hardly takes 15-20 mins to reach top. Beautiful sunset view from top.

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Culver City Stairs

Rachel. X

Google

Victor V.

Google

Pauline *.

Google

Izza R.

Google

First time and it was beautiful but hard to do the stairs. Bring water you’ll need it :) remember you are your own enemy there’s another trail to get on top :) you got this

Shawn R.

Google

Challenging upstairs climb if you do the actual stairs up and down, there are also trail options. It is worth the view of the city, just make sure you plan accordingly!

Michael S.

Google

Great exercise. Great views of the city, usually it’s pretty busy, def go early in morning or at sunset cause it gets hot.

Milton P.

Google

Siddharth K.

Google

Good place for hike and trail is easy. Steps are big in size but it hardly takes 15-20 mins to reach top. Beautiful sunset view from top.

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