How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Kylie Cantrall

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Set us as preferred Kylie Cantrall loves having a day off in the Valley.In Sunday Funday, L.A.people give us a play-by-play of their ideal Sunday around town.

Find ideas and inspiration on where to go, what to eat and how to enjoy life on the weekends.Born and raised in the L.A.area, Cantrall has been working in entertainment since launching a YouTube channel at 7 years old.

At 21, she’s been rising through Hollywood’s ranks, doing everything from animated voices to toplining live-action series, all while garnering millions of social media followers.These days, she’s best known to the teen, tween and under set for her starmaking turn as “Red” in Disney’s “Descendants” franchise, with “Descendants: Wicked Wonderland,” which dropped last week.

Ever the multi-hyphenate, Cantrall is also hoping her new eight-song EP — the aptly-titled “Valley Girl Problems,” which she’s been promoting with “Life of a Valley Girl” travelogs on TikTok — will help further her career in mainstream pop music.Because of all that ambition, Cantrall is busy nearly all of the time.Except Sundays.

“Sunday is my favorite day of the week,” she says, “and that’s because of all the things I get to do.”Here’s everything Cantrall would do on a sunny Sunday.This interview has been edited for length and clarity.9 a.m.: Sleep, then hikeI’ll grab a yogurt for breakfast and then head out the door, on my way to Fryman Canyon for a little morning hike.That’s my go-to spot because I like that you can actually control how hard you want the workout to be.

It’s not the craziest hike — it’s actually pretty calm — but there are a couple of incline points.It really is the perfect place for when you want to meet up with a friend and get some steps in, but you also don’t want to be dying while you’re trying to ha...