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Challenging Steep Long Sunset Night Hike: DeBell to top of Verdugo Loop

2300 E Walnut Ave 2300 E Walnut Ave, Burbank, CA, US

STATSDifficulty: 5/10, Moderate-Long with steep sectionsLength: 5.4 miles, 3 hours + breaksElevation:Gain/loss: 2200'Range: 1500-3000'View: Mountains & City LightsDetails: Long Hike, Great views from top ridge TRAILHEAD INFO2300 E Walnut Ave, […]

Baldy from the Village Out and Back

Mt Baldy Lodge 6777 Mt Baldy Rd, Mt Baldy, CA, US

Advanced Hikers Only, with Previous Summit Experience! We'll be taking the Bear Canyon Trail that starts in Baldy Village and hiking to the summit and returning the same way. Be […]

Gabrielino Trail ~ Sunday Stroll to Carmen’s Waterfall

Gould Mesa trailhead 5830 CA-2, La Cañada Flintridge, CA, US

We hiked the Gabrielino Trail a few years ago when Carmen noticed a waterfall just off trail. We went in search of the base of the falls last year and […]

Mill Creek Summit to Mt. Pacifico and Return

Mill Creek Summit Picnic Area Pacifico Mountain Rd, Palmdale, CA, US

Hike to Mt. Pacifico via the PCT from the Mill Creek Summit Ranger Station at the crest of the Angeles Forest Hwy and return. The top of Mt. Pacifico has […]

Ice House Canyon To Ontario Peak and Return

Ice House Canyon, Baldy Ice House Canyon Road, Mt Baldy, CA, US

Distance: 13 miles round trip; 3,593' elevation gain/loss Rating: 8/10, not for beginners. Elevation starts at 5,100’ at the trail head. Adventure Parking Pass Required! Bring plenty of water and […]

Las Llajas Canyon Loop

Las Llajas Canyon Trail 5715 Evening Sky Dr, Simi Valley, CA, US

It looks like we can once again make a nice 10 mile loop up Las Llajas Canyon. We'll pass by some of the first oil wells drilled in California in […]

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