Wolfberg-Potrero Park

A brand new park was dedicated to the people of Los Angeles and visitors from near and far, after 30 years of community advocacy, on December 10, 2022. This 46-acre, mile-long, passive park has trails through the restored riparian canyon leading from the existing Palisades Recreation Center to the curb of Pacific Coast Highway. There is a meadow for relaxing and wide trails wind down the canyon, which opens up to an expansive view of the Pacific Ocean. Along the way are eight informational interpretive signs to learn about the history, riparian and woodland habitat, coastal bluff environments, and regional fire safety. Eventually there will be a bridge connecting parkgoers to Will Rogers State Beach and the bike paths that lead south toward Santa Monica, and beyond. This https://wolfbergpark.potrero.la/ website provides details to assist visitors with arriving, understanding the park's history and purpose, and explains why it was named to honor George Wolfberg.