L.A. Walks: Towsley Canyon

Poppies were in bloom along Don Mullally Trail in Newhall's Ed Davis Park in early March. The park is tucked into Towsley Canyon.

Poppies were in bloom along Don Mullally Trail in Newhall’s Ed Davis Park in early March. The park is tucked into Towsley Canyon.

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March 8, 2019 5:46 PM PT

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Hike where the wild flowers grow

Make note of the sign for the 5.1-mile Towsley View Loop Trail at the end of a paved road in Ed Davis Park.

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Hike where the wild flowers grow

Marlin Cortez, left, Odalys Aguilar and Achilles use stones to cross a narrow creek the Don Mullally Trail in Ed Davis Park.

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Hike where the wild flowers grow

A lupine unfurls its blooms in Newhall’s Ed Davis Park in early March.

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Hike where the wild flowers grow

The Don Mullally Trail in Ed Davis Park in Newhall.

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Hike where the wild flowers grow

Interstate 5 as seen from the Don Mullally Trail in Ed Davis Park.

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Hike where the wild flowers grow

A pedestrian bridge in Ed Davis Park.

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Hike where the wild flowers grow

An information board along Towsley Canyon Road in Ed Davis Park.

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