The remote-looking craggy setting of Bronson Canyon, or Bronson Caves, is a section of Griffith Park in Los Angeles. The area is very popular among filmmakers and television directors to shoot their films and television series. Low-budget films prefer this rugged wilderness to shoot their scenes at this easily accessible location from Hollywood. This popular location is located near Los Angeles, California features a cave that is good for all skill levels.
The 0.6 miles heavily trafficked trail has a number of activity options all year round. You can take your dogs on this trail as well. The Bronson Canyon Caves are one of the most off-beat, interesting, and unique attractions in California. Bronson Caves is still a unique versatile scenic spot with myriad opportunities to portray an array of climates and rugged landscapes. The Bronson cave became a go-to sci-fi and western location very early on in Hollywood history.
In 1903, the Union Rock Company took the excavation of crushed rock for construction work, leaving behind the Bronson Canyon Caves. The cave name was derived from the stage actor Charles Bronson, who selects the name of Bronson Gate at Hollywood’s Paramount Studios. The popular Batman television series of 1966-68 was filmed at Bronson Canyon Caves.
The three blazed unmarked trails are easily recognizable from the cavern site. The two trails are a little bit dangerous however the third one is a favorite trail among the kids due to its easy access. Nice quick and cool cave walkthrough that the kids loved and the back shows a great view of the Hollywood sign. Trails are wide so you felt safe.
For those who want a longer hike, walk back down the trail and pick from 2 trails that are less than 2 miles long. A great little gem! It is really peaceful, and the structure really blocks out all the sound from the city it’s a very easy short hole but definitely, worth primitive and hard inclines checking out!
