Compton Creek Walking Path Phase I

West Rancho Dominguez, Los Angeles County, CA

DogsOn leash (6 ft max)
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FeesNone listed
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Hours6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily
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Size
6 acres Source
Managed by
Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation

About Compton Creek Walking Path Phase I

The Compton Creek walking path is a 0.17 miles long decomposed granite (crushed stone) path. It runs between E.118th street south to E. 120th street. The walking path is part of the Carver Urban trail which is a 0.6 miles long loop from E.118th Street, South to E 120th Street, to Success Ave., back to 118th street.
From the official park page · checked Oct 16, 2026

Trails

TrailMapped lengthElevationSurface & uses
Compton Creek Walking Path0.5 mi1 ft up & down79–81 ftUnpavedNo bikesNo horses

Trail names and mapped lengths come from OpenStreetMap; lengths count only the part inside the park boundary. Up-and-down totals (climbing plus descent, one way) and elevation ranges are estimates from USGS 3DEP elevation (about 15 m grid) sampled along the mapped line. Use the official guide map for the route and current closures.

Getting to Compton Creek Walking Path Phase I by bus

Bus stops within about a quarter mile of Compton Creek Walking Path Phase I, mapped in OpenStreetMap. Check the transit agency for schedules.

Rules & reservations

Official park page
  • Dogs

    County code allows dogs in county parks on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under full control; dogs may be off leash only in designated off-leash areas. Posted park rules may add restrictions. Source

  • Fees

    The county fee schedule lists daily vehicle entrance fees only for Bonelli, Castaic Lake, Kenneth Hahn, Santa Fe Dam, Schabarum, and Whittier Narrows; it lists none for this park. Check with LA County Parks before you go. Source

March 1 to October 31. November 1 to February 28: 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Map & directions

Compton Creek Walking Path Phase I, Los Angeles, CA 90059

1Location overview · map data © OpenStreetMap

33.918409, -118.250256Get directions

Nearby parks

Straight-line distance

Sources & verification

Last verified: Oct 15, 2026
  1. California Protected Areas Database (CPAD) 2026aname, county, agency, access, acres
  2. LA County Parks park page (hours and description re-read in a browser)hours, hours_note, description
  3. LA County Parks park page (read in a browser)official_url, address
  4. LA County Parks fee schedule (vehicle entrance)unstated.fees
  5. Los Angeles County Code 17.04.410 (dogs in parks)dogs
  6. OpenStreetMap facilities and trailstrails
  7. U.S. Census Bureau place boundariescity
  8. OpenStreetMap: parking, restrooms, water, trailheads, trail lines, and bus stopsvisit
  9. Terrain Tiles elevation (USGS 3DEP), sampled every 20 m along OpenStreetMap trail linestrails.elevation
  10. Official park page (introduction excerpt)intro
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