Angeles National Forest

Angeles National Forest is Los Angeles’ backyard wilderness—700,000 acres of chaparral-covered mountains, hidden waterfalls, and fire-tested resilience just miles from America’s second-largest city. It provides water, clean air, and escape for 20 million people who need it most. From the San Gabriels’ rugged peaks to the Pacific Crest Trail cutting through, this forest works overtime. Rep the forest that proves wild places can thrive next to concrete jungles.