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I Went Hiking in the Silver Lake Hills Today

It’s a beautiful summer Saturday and I was invited for a hilly walk with my friend Michael. I hadn’t seen him in person (had seen him in Zoom) since before the pandemic so it was really nice to be with another human being!

Gorgeous morning, gorgeous neighborhood and superb company! Could not have asked for more. It’s such a beautiful area, I can really see why I liked living there for so long (from 1984-1994 and again from 2006-2010). It’s really easy to see why it’s so popular.

Enjoy the photos!

  • Looks like Mediterranean – but it’s Silver Lake
  • Smart and classy.
  • View of Silver Lake, looking north toward Los Feliz and Griffith Park
  • Great view of the highlands and lowlands of Silver Lake.
  • DTLA from the hills.
  • Yes, yes, and yes!
  • A rock wall on Rock St.
  • House (mansion?) under construction at the top of the hill.
  • Reservoir from above.
  • Staircase from the street to the road which encircles the reservoir.
  • Love this hill street with the staircase at top.
  • Mexican sage ( I think) whatever it is, it’s glorious.
  • The Silver Lake Meadow. Wasn’t there when I lived in the ‘hood initially. Great improvement!
  • Tamir Rice, Michael Brown. Part of the series of names of black people murdered by cops woven into fencing around Silver Lake Reservoir.
  • Michael at the smoothie joint (post-walk).
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