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Los Angeles, California
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The Hollywood Reservoir is officially called the Hollywood Lake, created by the Mulholland Dam in 1924.
The reservoir is part of the 1,000-acre Griffith Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America.
The reservoir features a 3.5-mile walking path offering scenic views of the Hollywood Sign and the surrounding hills.
The reservoir was constructed to supply water to the growing population of Los Angeles in the early 20th century.
Due to its role as a water supply, recreational activities like swimming and boating are prohibited in the reservoir.
The reservoir and its dam have appeared in several movies and TV shows, including the 1974 film 'Earthquake.'
The area around the reservoir is a habitat for various species, including birds, deer, and coyotes.
Visitors can enjoy one of the best views of the Hollywood Sign from the walking path around the reservoir.
