Bronson Caves
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Bronson Caves

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Time Out says

Holy man-made caves, Batman! When a quarry here ceased operation in the late '20s, it left behind a rocky hole that soon became a go-to for Hollywood film shoots—in particular as the entrance to the Batcave in the '60s Batman series.

From Franklin Avenue, head north on Canyon Drive for 1.2 miles and you'll find a gravel parking lot on the right; there's also a larger paved lot just up the road. The trailhead sits between the two; from there it's only a quarter-mile walk to the cave.

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Address
3200 Canyon Dr
Los Angeles
Price:
Free
Opening hours:
5am-sunset
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In a Landscape: Classical Music in the Wild

Presented in partnership with the Trust for Public Land, concert series In a Landscape swaps out traditional concert halls for the great outdoors, and it’s coming to Los Angeles for the first time this September. Classical pianist Hunter Noack will perform on a 1912 Steinway Model D piano in Griffith Park’s Bronson Canyon, with the Hollywood Sign in the background. Rather than traditional concert seating, you’ll get wireless headphones and be able to wander freely through the beautiful landscape. Tickets for this singular, immersive musical experience are currently on sale, with subsidized admission and free tickets available for those who need it through the organization's Good Neighbor Program.
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