L.A. Walk: Corriganville Park in Simi Valley

2. Start walking straight ahead at Corriganville Park, following the “Interpretative Trail” signs directing you to Camp Rotary.

An sign at Corriganville Park points out a rock with a blasting hole for a train tunnel. **3. Note the various interpretative signs, indicating special plants, historical moments and scenes where movies and TV shows were once shot here.**

This oak grove at Corriganville Park was named Sherwood Forest after the 1950s television series “Robin Hood” was filmed here. **4. Bear left when the trail splits, walking toward a group of public toilets and a shaded picnic area.**

5. Next to the picnic area, turn 90 degrees left. Follow the trail as it descends slightly, and then bends to the left. Head for a sign on the right saying Corriganville Park.

6. Look for a drinking fountain and an outdoor amphitheater on the left, as the trail gets steeper.

Simi Valley residents Zach and Carissa Wilburn hike by the outdoor amphitheater at Corriganville Park.

The view of the Simi Valley hills looking south from the saddle at Corriganville Park. **7. At the saddle, where the trail flattens, turn left. Continue turning left as you follow the trail around the side of the mountain. Tread carefully as the trail is a little steep here.**

Wild grass at Corriganville Park.

SIMI VALLEY, CA - APRIL 1, 2017: Yuan and Brandon Ryan, of Reseda, hike through an oak grove by a gully at Corriganville Park. **8. As the flattens and widens, bear gently left, following a wide flat dirt path that parallels a gully on the right. Note more interpretative signs here – for movies, and TV shows from the cowboy era..** (Michael Owen Baker / For The Times)

An interpretive sign points out the rock formations at Corriganville Park.

Jessica Combs, from left, her sister Ashley Combs and Cassie Deagon with her dog Rose, hike by an oak grove at Corriganville Park.

An oak grove by a gully at Corriganville Park.

Kenny Rogers, of Cypress, hikes by an oak grove beneath rock formations at Corriganville Park.

An interpretive sign points out a location that was used for filming.

A dam in the gully was used to make “Robin Hood Lake” for filming. **9. When you return to the Corriganville Park sign, bear right, and follow the path back to Camp Rotary.**

Jose Rodriguez, center, tries to get the attention of his dog Tommy as his wife Lorena Rodriguez takes a picture. **10. Turn right at Camp Rotary’s shaded picnic area, and retrace your steps back to the parking area.**