Abandoned Zoo - Comparing Photos Video

Exploring the old abandoned zoo in Los Angeles and comparing then and now.
This was one of the coolest places I explored in Los Angeles hands down. The old Griffith Park Zoo closed down in the 1960's and what remains are a collection of ridiculously small cages for the size of the animals that used to be housed in them and some really cool bear grottos. From what I gather, that is also one of the reasons why the entire zoo was moved 2 miles up the road. They simply had outgrown the area and those cages! - Do to new regulations. I had some fun with this video and gave it an eerie vibe but in all actuality this place is pretty fun and peaceful. A definite go to for people on sunny weekends. That may explain the random picnic tables in the bears cove! If you want to see the abandoned zoo for yourself, its pretty much next to the new one. Just keep driving down the road, park your car in the lot, and its right there. Anyone walking or jogging will know exactly where it is. Probably not a great night hike though : )

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