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Explore the 342-Mile Perimeter of America's Second Largest City

Medal Winner for Best Travel Book in the Global Book Awards 2025

Discover the REAL Los Angeles beyond the Hollywood sign and crowded beaches. "Walking the Line" is your personal, inspirational guide to uncovering the hidden heart of LA, one fascinating step at a time.

Join longtime resident Roy Meals on an unforgettable 342-mile urban adventure tracing the city's unique perimeter. Forget the tourist traps and dive deep into the unexpected. From the rugged beauty of the San Gabriel Mountains to the vibrant energy of Venice Beach, this book reveals 27 distinct urban segments and 7 breathtaking wilderness hikes you won't find in any other LA guide.

Experience the thrill of go-karting, the challenge of fencing, the joy of graffiti art, and the taste of authentic ethnic delicacies. "Walking the Line" is packed with over 107 stunning color photographs and insider stories from little-known corners of the city, including South LA, Boyle Heights, North Hollywood, and Eagle Rock.

Ignite your wanderlust whether you're an adventurous Angeleno yearning to explore your own backyard or a curious visitor seeking authentic experiences. It's more than just a guide; it's an invitation to escape the ordinary, embrace the unknown, and make your own life-enriching discoveries.

Ready to walk the line and see LA like never before? Grab your copy of "Walking the Line" today and start your ultimate Los Angeles adventure!

Roy Meals is an orthopedic surgeon and an avid outdoor enthusiast. He grew up in suburban Kansas City, attended Rice University (BA). and Vanderbilt University (MD). He performed his orthopedic surgery residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital and hand surgery fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital. Along the way, he served as a general medical officer (Major) in the USAF before joining the faculty at UCLA, where he continues to practice, teach, investigate, and write about the musculoskeletal system. He has served as editor in chief for the Journal of Hand Surgery and as President of the American Society for Surgery of the Hand. Away from work, he has hiked, walked, and/or bicycled on all seven continents and ardently gardens at home in Los Angeles.