Riverside Drive (Los Angeles)

Running approximately 20 miles (32 km) from Van Nuys Boulevard in Sherman Oaks to Figueroa Street at the far northern edge of Downtown Los Angeles, it is one of the major thoroughfares in the San Fernando Valley. It runs through the heart of the Valley and is home to many of Southern California's major entertainment companies, passing both the Warner Bros. and Walt Disney Studios in Burbank. Then it enters West Glendale and continues as a major thoroughfare until it intersects with Victory Boulevard and Sonora Avenue. It then continues as the major thoroughfare through Griffith Park, though its name changes as it passes through the park, first to Zoo Drive, then Crystal Springs Drive, and then Griffith Park Drive, before becoming Riverside Drive again as it leaves the park at its southeastern boundary. Riverside Drive then continues east and south along the Los Angeles River, passing just north of the Silver Lake Reservoir. It runs along the northern edge of Elysian Park, passing north of Dodger Stadium before becoming Figueroa Street at a roundabout with San Fernando Road just north of the confluence of Arroyo Seco and the Los Angeles River.

Metro Local lines 96 and 155 operate on Riverside Drive.

Listed west to east, or north to south

• Sherman Oaks
• Studio City
• Valley Village
• Toluca Lake
• Burbank
• Glendale
• Silver Lake
• Los Feliz
• Elysian Park

Listed west to east, or north to south

• Los Angeles River[1]
• Westfield Fashion Square, Sherman Oaks, California[2]
• Notre Dame High School, Sherman Oaks, California[3]
• North Hollywood Medical Center, North Hollywood, California, a former hospital used for the filming of the Scrubs TV series for its first eight seasons
• Oldest remaining Bob's Big Boy Restaurant
• Providence High School, Burbank, California[4]
• Forest Lawn Memorial Park (nearby)[5]
• Disney Channel Headquarters, Burbank, California
  

  Disney Channel Headquarters
• Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank, California[6]
• Warner Records, Burbank, California
• Walt Disney Studios, Burbank, California[7]
• ABC Studios, Burbank, California
• Walt Disney Animation Studios, Burbank, California[8]
• Equidome
• Los Angeles Equestrian Center[9]
• Los Angeles Zoo (Zoo Drive)[10]
• Autry National Center (Zoo Drive)[11]
• Griffith Park (Griffith Park Drive)
• Griffith Observatory (nearby)[12]
• Silver Lake Reservoir (nearby)[13]
• Elysian Park, Los Angeles, California[14]
• Dodger Stadium (nearby)[15]

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  Adjacent Los Angeles River in Sherman Oaks
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  Sunkist Building, Sherman Oaks
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  Westfield Fashion Square in Sherman Oaks
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  Notre Dame High School, Sherman Oaks
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  Bob's Big Boy in Burbank
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  Burbank media district
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  Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank
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  ABC Studios
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  Disney Animation Building, Burbank
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  Los Angeles Equestrian Center
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  Riverside-Zoo Drive Bridge
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  Los Angeles Zoo
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  Autry National Center
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  Griffith Observatory
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  Dodger Stadium
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  Elysian Park, looking south from Riverside Drive

The drive hosted part of the 50 km walk athletic event near Griffith Park for the 1932 Summer Olympics.[16]

• Harbor Boulevard, a street in Orange County that contains Disneyland.