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  • Laurel Canyon – The Bushwhack is Back

    Dillon Divide Dillon Divide, Angeles National Forest, CA, US

    Due to the Sand Fire in 2016 and the Creek Fire the following year, it was believed that the entire canyon we once spent a couple hours bushwhacking through was […]

  • Inspiring & Challenging Steep Moonlight Hike to Parker Mesa Overlook

    468 S Surfview Dr 468 S Surfview Dr, Pacific Palisades, CA, US

    STATS Difficulty: 4/10, Moderate but steep uphill Length: 2.5 miles, 1.75 hours plus breaks Elevation Gain & Loss: 1200’; Peak: 1523’ View: Panoramic view of Malibu, ocean, West Side, Downtown […]

  • Eaton Saddle to Switzer Falls -Car Shuttle

    Switzer Falls Parking Lot Switzer Truck Trail, Altadena, CA 91001, Altadena, CA, US

    The Stats Wait-listed Not for beginners, no sweeper Distance: 10 miles> Elevation Gain: While mostly downhill, there will still be at least 1500 ft. of uphill. Rating: Moderate 7/10, off […]

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

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

    STATS Difficulty: 5/10, Moderate-Long with steep sections Length: 5.4 miles, 3 hours + breaks Elevation: Gain/loss: 2200' Range: 1500-3000' View: Mountains & City Lights Details: Long Hike, Great views from […]

  • Mt. Wilson Trail for Chili Cheese Dog

    Mount Wilson Trail Park 189 E Mira Monte Ave, Sierra Madre, CA, US

    The Cafe is opening and join me for a brisk hike for a chili-cheese dog (unclear if they have jalapenos). The Numbers: Distance: 14 mi Elevation Gain: 5000 ft Rating: […]

  • Bear Divide to Placerita Car Shuttle

    Placerita Canyon County Park 19152 Placerita Canyon Rd, Newhall, CA, US

    Arrive at the Placerita Nature Center and be prepared to depart at 8:30 am sharp for a shuttle to the Bear Divide Trailhead. The trail immediately heads uphill and continues […]

 

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