Day-pass gyms, healthy food, and outdoor workouts — all mapped live for Los Angeles, CA.
Search Los Angeles NowLos Angeles invented the modern fitness lifestyle. Year-round sunshine, beach culture, and a city that celebrates wellness mean you'll never have an excuse to skip a workout.
Runyon Canyon hikes, the Strand bike path from Santa Monica to Manhattan Beach, and Muscle Beach for outdoor lifting — all free.
Gold's Gym Venice (the original), Equinox, Barry's Bootcamp, and SoulCycle are LA institutions.
Acai bowls, kombucha, juice cleanses, and plant-based menus dominate. Erewhon, Backyard Bowls, and Sweetgreen are everywhere.
Gold's Gym, Equinox, beachfront yoga, and the iconic Strand bike path. Endless acai bowls and juice bars.
Barry's, Equinox, SoulCycle. High-end studios catering to the entertainment industry.
DTLA Fitness, Equinox, and a growing healthy food scene around Grand Central Market.
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Open FitTravelGold's Gym Venice is iconic — birthplace of Arnold's bodybuilding era. Day passes run about $25–$30.
Runyon Canyon (hiking), Muscle Beach Venice (outdoor weights), and the Santa Monica Stairs are all free and legendary.
It can be — Erewhon is famously pricey. But Sweetgreen, Tender Greens, and Mendocino Farms offer quality at $12–$18 per meal.
For most neighborhoods, yes. Santa Monica and DTLA are walkable, but exploring multiple areas usually requires a rental or ride-share.