This is a short hike above Chatsworth into a lunar landscape of massive rocks and boulders
The parking area, right off the 118 Freeway, for Rocky Peak trail. This is a short hike above Chatsworth into a lunar landscape of massive rocks and boulders. Park at the trail head or in the parking area across the bridge and begin walking up a wide, sandy road into a landscape of low scrub and boulders.
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Flowers blooming along the Rocky Peak trail.
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The view early on in the hike on the Rocky Peak trail.
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Dried flowers along the Rocky Peak trail.
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A bird flies over the Rocky Peak trail.
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Dried grasses blow in the wind along the Rocky Peak trail.
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Boulders and rocks along the Rocky Peak trail.
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Flowers blooming along the Rocky Peak trail.
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The view from a bench that offers a resting place and vistas of the Simi Valley along the Rocky Peak trail. Visitors can enjoy views of Chatsworth, Porter Ranch, Northridge and the rock-climbing mecca, Stoney Point Park.
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Different rock formations in a cavelike setting along the Rocky Peak trail.
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Hikers take a break along the Rocky Peak trail.
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The trail levels out and large, flat rocks, where this photo was taken, offer a resting point and a place to look out over Simi Valley, along Rocky Peak trail.
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Flowers blooming along the Rocky Peak trail.
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The junction of the Hummingbird trail and the Rocky Peak trail.
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A view as you descend on the Rocky Peak trail.
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