Nature Lover's Itinerary for Bell, California in Three Days

• Day 1: Visit the Los Angeles Arboretum and Botanic Garden which is a 127-acre garden with natural landscapes, wildlife habitats, and several walking trails that will take you past streams, lakes and the Baldwin Lake. The garden also has a tropical greenhouse and a desert exhibit.
• Day 2: Hike in the Griffith Park, a 4,210-acre park with miles of trails with picturesque views of Los Angeles. Griffith Observatory offers stargazing, solar telescopes and planetarium shows for visitors. Check out the Hollywood Sign from a distance, then paddle the boats in Echo Park Lake.
• Day 3: Head out for a day trip to Anaheim's Disneyland Park, the Happiest Place on Earth. It has plenty of attractions, adventure rides, and a magical kingdom. You could also visit the stunning Crystal Cove State Park, a historic district with calm, blue waters and natural scenery.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Los Angeles Arboretum and Botanic Garden (2-3 hours, $10-$15)
• Griffith Park Observatory (2-3 hours, Free)
• Disneyland Park (7-8 hours, $104-$154)
• Crystal Cove State Park (4-5 hours, Free)

Total Estimated Costs: $114-$174

Transportation

You'll need to rent a car to travel around Bell, California. The travel cost would be around $40-$60 per day for a rental car with an average travel time of about 20-30 minutes from one attraction to another.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, try visiting the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens for more natural scenery. If you have less time, skip Disneyland Park and explore the scenic scenery of Bell Gardens Park or the bike trail along the Los Angeles River.

Airports

The nearest airport to Bell, California is the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). It is located 20 miles away from the city center, with airport code LAX. Alternatively, you could use the Long Beach Airport (LGB) which is located 11 miles from Bell.