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Hollywood Sunset Walk

In short: the Hollywood Sunset Walk is a 2-hour guided walk and hike in English that starts and finishes at Ovation Hollywood, Highland Avenue. Its listed itinerary passes the theatres around Hollywood & Highland, climbs through Outpost Estates to Runyon Canyon Park for 40 minutes, and gives 20 minutes to the Walk of Fame. It is timed for sunset, and the guide doubles as photographer.

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Start and end pointOvation Hollywood, Highland Avenue
Time on the Walk20 minutes, per the itinerary
Time in Runyon Canyon40 minutes
Guide languageEnglish
Private groupAvailable
Wheelchair accessNot stated; includes a hike
Tour timingTimed for sunset
Free cancellationUp to 24 hours before, per the listing

What it is

A walk that begins among the theatres at Highland Avenue and then leaves the boulevard for the hills, timed for sunset. The listing promises Hollywood Sign and skyline views, says the guide also takes photos, and mentions that the guide’s dog comes along. A private group option is available.

The itinerary, stop by stop

  1. Ovation Hollywood, Highland Avenue: 20 minutes. The listing notes the start is near public transport.
  2. El Capitan Theatre.
  3. Dolby Theatre.
  4. TCL Chinese Theatre.
  5. The studio of Jimmy Kimmel Live, from outside.
  6. The Hollywood Roosevelt: 5 minutes.
  7. Outpost Estates: 15 minutes.
  8. Runyon Canyon Park: 40 minutes. A city park in the hills north of the boulevard.
  9. Hollywood Walk of Fame: 20 minutes.
  10. La Popular Hollywood: optional, 5 minutes.
  11. Back at Ovation Hollywood, where the walk finishes.

What it shows of the Walk

Twenty minutes on the Walk, plus the theatres at Hollywood & Highland that stand on it. The longest single stop is Runyon Canyon Park, so this is a hills-and-views walk with the Walk of Fame as one part. For more time on the stars, the self-guided walk covers the boulevard end to end, and seeing the Hollywood Sign lists other viewpoints.

Who it suits

Visitors who want a hike and the Hollywood Sign in the evening light as well as a look at the boulevard, and those who want photos taken of their group. The private group option suits a family or party travelling together.

The itinerary includes a hike and uphill walking in a canyon park, and the listing does not state wheelchair access. Visitors who want to avoid a hike can look at the Walk of Fame walking tour, which its listing marks as wheelchair accessible.

What travellers mention

Kateryna from the US says the group explored many places and she learned a lot about Los Angeles. Katrin from Germany found it interesting and fun and mentions the dog. Jennifer from the US describes an energetic guide and a walk up into the hills.

Leanne from the UK calls it an “awesome hike” full of facts, Daniel from the US mentions the hike up the hill, and Andrea from the US mentions the view and the sunset.

Practicalities

Included

  • Live guide and photographer
  • Parking validation at Ovation Hollywood shops and restaurants
  • Free cancellation up to 24 hours before

Not allowed, per the listing

  • Drones

The walk is timed for sunset: check the calendar in the booking widget. The listing asks for comfortable shoes. Ovation Hollywood has a parking garage, and the listing mentions validation there.

Local tip

The walk finishes at Ovation Hollywood, where it started. The Metro B Line station at Hollywood/Highland sits beneath the complex.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does the sunset walk spend on the Walk of Fame?

Twenty minutes, according to the listed itinerary, plus the theatres around Hollywood & Highland. The longest stop is 40 minutes in Runyon Canyon Park. How long to spend covers a longer visit to the Walk.

Is the sunset walk suitable for wheelchair users?

The listing does not state wheelchair access, and the itinerary includes a hike and uphill walking in a canyon park. The Walk of Fame walking tour is listed as wheelchair accessible.

Is there parking for the sunset walk?

The listing includes parking validation at Ovation Hollywood shops and restaurants, and Ovation Hollywood has a parking garage. How to get there covers the Metro as well.