Paradise Falls Easy Hike (Beat The Rain)
2021-01-26 13:00 - 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Wildwood Regional Park, 928 W Avenida De Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE MOVED TO THE GOING LIST, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE (picture and three questions) IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. Use this site for help:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/In addition you must have Messenger enabled so I can contact you for any updates on the event.
Hiking some Fire Roads and Single Tracks to Paradise FallsParadise Falls plunges 40 feet into a large pool. Left of waterfall is a rock grotto that looks alien to the surrounding landscape. Use stepping stones to cross through a line of cattails below the pool to get the best perspective of Paradise Falls from the opposing bank, where rock outcroppings create relaxing seats. Feed by both occasional rain, natural springs and street runoff (yuck).
RESTROOM: YES
DISTANCE: ~4.2 miles
ELEVATION GAIN: 1000′
SPEED: Around 2 mph.
MY CELL #: 805-3338 6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

Sycamore Canyon Evening Hike
2021-01-26 17:30 - 20:30 | 4153 Potrero Rd, 4153 Potrero Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91320, US
Come join me for a quick-paced (2.5-3 miles per hour) evening hike. It will be dark so please have a light! Should take only 2’30” if you hike at that pace.
We will be on pavement or gravel most of the way, which makes it good for nighttime!
This area has a lot of No Picnicking signs throughout the park, which means we need to keep moving and not stop for breaks or congregate. It is a reverse hike in that it goes down in the beginning and you go back up a steep hill at the end.We will hike/walk down to a campground picnic area. In non Covid times I would suggest congregating and having a restful snack there.It is across from the ranger’s house so we want to make sure to follow the rules and also not be very loud. We can stop briefly to rest or snack and then turn around and head back.
Distance: 7 miles on Pavement and gravel roadElevation Gain: about 600 ftDifficulty: Intermediate hike due to pace and distance, but an experienced fast paced beginner or someone willing to go the distance should be able to do it too, please do not expect anyone to wait for you if you are slower and do not know the way.Dogs: NoRestrooms: There is an Andy Gump toilet mid hikeWater Fountain: NoParking: Free, make sure you do not park on the street across from the trailhead or you will get a ticket. Park farther down at Potrero and Pinehill on the right then walk to the trailhead.Trail: Out and back, pavement/fireroad this hike goes down at the beginning and up at the endSunset: 5:19 pm bring flashlight or headlampWeather: Adverse Weather conditions will cancel the hike. Come prepared with a light layer in your pack in case you get chilly from all the sweat! (I usually get chilled on the way back).
Known Dangers: Rattlesnakes, poison oak, Mosquitoes may all be encountered on this hike, bug spray might be useful here.It is always possible to slip and fall though the road is flat wear comfortable shoes that you can wear on pavement or dirt. Tennis shoes okay since much of this hike is pavement, but hiking shoes are best.
Bring: Your headlamp, a personal snack, light layer and LOTS of H20 when it’s hot (maybe 2L or more L if you sweat a lot).Its a good practice to carry more water than you need as weight training for a longer hike! (off track here but a weighted vests are really good for your core and that is what carrying a heavy backpack is like).
COVID-19 DISCLAIMER / RULESPlease follow the guidelines under the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). https://covid19.ca.gov/COVID information for Ventura and LA counties:• https://www.venturacountyrecovers.org/• http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
Your participation means you agree with the observance of mandated COVID-19 safety measures and you agree to follow these rules:
• Each participant will observe social distancing of 6 ft. among ourselves.• It is required to carry a mask and wear it through the duration of the hike. Of course we remove our masks when we can but…• Be considerate and wear your mask when near each other or near other hikers passing by.• Cover your mouth with your elbow if you need to sneeze or cough.
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY:• You must RSVP to attend this event, no exceptions.• If you choose to sign up for any event, you are releasing the organizers of PM Hikers from all liability in case of possible injuries.• The organizers of PM Hikers are not trained leaders and we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being.• Hiking and other outdoor events are inherently dangerous and accidents can happen. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions.• Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience.

Tapo canyon trail
2021-01-28 09:00 - 11:00 | Tapo Canyon Trailhead, 3803 Tapo Canyon Road, Simi Valley, CA, US
See photo above

Simi Peak from Lindero Canyon Rd 6 mi 1800ft
2021-01-30 12:00 - 16:00 | King James Court, King James Ct, California, CA, 91377, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE MOVED TO THE GOING LIST, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE (picture and three questions) IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. Use this site for help:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/In addition you must have Messenger enabled so I can contact you for any updates on the event.
Hiking some Fire Roads and Single Tracks to Simi Peak via China Flat TRINFO https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/simi-peak-trail
DISTANCE / ELEVATION GAIN 6 mi 1800ftNot A Beginner HikeSPEED: Around 2 mph.
MY CELL #: 805-3338 6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

Las Llajas Canyon to an Abandoned Mining Operation Hike
2021-01-30 14:00 - 17:00 | Las Llajas Canyon Trail, 5715 Evening Sky Dr, Simi Valley, CA, 93063, US
I had a few people asking about doing this hike again so lets do it while the weather is still a little cooler (hopefully)!The last time we hiked this we saw evidence of what was mined there! Shells! Each time I go I see or learn something different about the place.
Starting out Las Llajas has some shade, the way up to the mine there will not be any shade, so make sure you are prepared for sun exposure.This hike should probably only take about 2 hours but allow for 3 just in case! We will take a short break to explore the mine area and then head back the way we came.
Distance: 6 milesElevation Gain: 1000′Difficulty: Easy IntermediateDogs: noRestrooms: noWater Fountain: NoParking: Free on the street but be mindful of the signsTrail: Out and backSunset: 5:23 pmWeather: If it is hotter than 85 I may cancel since there is no shade on the way to the mine. Wind over 15 mph or rain may also cancel the hike.
Known Dangers: Rattlesnakes can be on this trail so beware! Slip-‘n-fall is always possible so please wear good shoes or use poles if you wish to, poison oak may also be on the trail so watch what you brush up against.
Bring: At least 2 liters of water, more if you sweat a lot! A snack if you think you need one for when we take a little break at the mine.Flashlight/headlamp might not be needed unless you are really slow, it is always a good practice to bring extra things such as a light and extra water, to provide experience carrying extra weight for a longer hike!Sunscreen/hat or sunglasses if you burn easily since part of the hike is exposed and we will be in full sun at some point.
COVID-19 DISCLAIMER / RULESPlease follow the guidelines under the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). https://covid19.ca.gov/COVID information for Ventura and LA counties:• https://www.venturacountyrecovers.org/• http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
Your participation means you agree with the observance of mandated COVID-19 safety measures and you agree to follow these rules:
• Each participant will observe social distancing of 6 ft. among ourselves.• It is required to carry a mask and wear it through the duration of the hike. Of course we remove our masks when we can but…• Be considerate and wear your mask when near each other or near other hikers passing by.• Cover your mouth with your elbow if you need to sneeze or cough.
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY:• You must RSVP to attend this event, no exceptions.• If you choose to sign up for any event, you are releasing the organizers of PM Hikers from all liability in case of possible injuries.• The organizers of PM Hikers are not trained leaders and we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being.• Hiking and other outdoor events are inherently dangerous and accidents can happen. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions.• Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience.

👽👽👽🛸 HIKE TO AREA 51 to PARTY WITH THE SPACE ALIENS!!! 995 MILES 🛸👽👽👽
2021-01-31 04:20 - 06:20 | Area 51, NV, NV, US
👽👽👽 OUR LONGEST HIKE EVER!!! 👽👽👽
DISTANCE 995 MILES
bring plenty of water, and personal lubricant… will explain later
can’t wait!!!
🛸 🛸 🛸 🛸 🛸 🛸 🛸 🛸 🛸 🛸
we’ll resume REAL hikes as soon as it’s safe and responsible for everyone… really looking forward to seeing everyone again… miss you guys!!! hugs ( from a distance ) John

Oak Spring and Yerba Buena Ridge Loop
2021-01-31 08:30 - 15:00 | Oak Spring Trail (Gold Creek Trailhead), 9998-9954 Gold Creek Rd, Sylmar, CA, 91342, US
***Hike is waitlisted. For the time being, you must have hiked with us previously, strict limit of the total number of attendees
YOU MUST BRING A FACE COVERING to meet up at the trailhead and to use on trail when it is not possible to avoid close proximity to other hikers. Please be mindful of other people’s space. We will be stopping for lunch but there is plenty of room to spread out while our masks are off.
Not for beginners
Distance: 9.5 milesElevation Gain/Loss: 2600ft.Rating: Moderate 7/10Trail: Single track, fire road, some paved road.
Duration: roughly 5-6 hours
Important: You will need to drive over a concrete causeway over Gold Creek on Gold Creek Road to access trailhead parking. Normally, this means a couple of inches of water or less. So please be prepared to drive this water crossing.—————
PLEASE – Know your limits and abilities. Bring snacks and drink plenty of liquids when hiking. Check weather conditions and dress accordingly and be aware of your surroundings at all times. Watching out for poison oak, snakes, ticks, uneven footing, spectacular views, beautiful fauna all while interacting with awesome (usually) fellow hikers can be extremely hazardous, rewarding and fun.
VHC HIKE RATING SCALE
Rating a hike is subjective, meaning the difficulty of a hike will be in direct relation to how often you hike and the type of hike you prefer. Keep in mind that any hike can have the following: un-even hiking surfaces, various obstructions, water and/or water crossings or bouldering and/or rock hopping. A great hike will have all of these!
1 – A long walk
2 – 4 mile hike w/little elevation gain
3 – 5 mile hike w/up to1000 ft. elevation gain
4 – 5+ mile hike w/up to1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increases at times)
5 – 7+ mile hike w/over 1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increasing even more at times)
6 – 7+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be trying to remember how to perform CPR)
7 – 5+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be muttering expletives to yourself)
8 – 10+ mile hike w/over 3500 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be angry with the hike leader)
9 – 10+ mile hike w/over 5000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be thinking of reporting the hike leader to the authorities)
10 – Use your imagination
Class 3 Scrambling: Scrambling or un-roped climbing. You must use your hands at times to hold the terrain or find your route. This may be caused by a combination of boulders, steepness and extreme terrain. Some Class 3 routes have ropes in place for assistance.
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY
IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ BELOW IN ITS ENTIRETY:
I am a volunteer (i.e. not liable for the group). Safety is a priority for everyone in the group. Think of this as hiking with a group of friends.
Outdoor sports and other events we plan can be inherently dangerous and accidents may happen. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being. The Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup Group and its organizers are not trained leaders and we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions. If you choose to sign up for any Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup events, you are releasing the Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup Group and it’s organizers from all liability in case of possible injuries as stated in paragraph 6.2 of the Meetup “Terms of Service” located on the bottom of the Meetup website. Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience.

Wildwood Park Lizard Rock Trail 5 mi 700 ft
2021-02-01 11:00 - 14:00 | Wildwood Regional Park, 928 W Avenida De Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE MOVED TO THE GOING LIST, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE (picture and three questions) IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. Use this site for help:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/In addition you must have Messenger enabled so I can contact you for any updates on the event.
INFO: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/wildwood-park-lizard-rock-trail
RESTROOM: YES
DISTANCE: ~5 miles
ELEVATION GAIN: 700′
SPEED: Around 2 mph.
MY CELL #: 805-3338 6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

CONEJO VALLEY BOTANIC GARDEN Feb Flower Explore
2021-02-02 09:30 - 11:30 | 1175 Hendrix Ave, 1175 Hendrix Ave, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND THIS EVENT, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. USE THIS SITE FOR HELP:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/
A Slow HIKE to Explore The GardensThe Conejo Valley Botanic Garden is 33-acres of natural terrain encircled by the city of Thousand Oaks.
MEETUP LOCATION: Inside the Dover and Hendrix Park Rear Parking Lot
There are restrooms in the park
MEETUP TIME: Ready to hike no later than 9:30AM.
DURATION: 2+ HOURS
DISTANCE: 2-4 miles – Those getting tired along the way can easily drop out and return to their cars since we will be hiking a series of circles starting out with a loop through the park itself.
ELEVATION GAIN: 250 feet max
PACE: 1.5 mph
TERRAIN: Single and double track trails
RESTROOM: Yes
DOGS ALLOWED: YES, but you must keep them on a leash and clean up after them. NO EXCEPTIONS.
MY CELL # IS 805-338-6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

Simi Peak from Hidden Meadows Tr Secret Trail 5 mi 1500ft
2021-02-03 12:00 - 16:00 | Falling Star Avenue, Falling Star Ave, Thousand Oaks, CA, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE MOVED TO THE GOING LIST, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE (picture and three questions) IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. Use this site for help:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/In addition you must have Messenger enabled so I can contact you for any updates on the event.
Hiking Fire Roads and Single Tracks to Simi Peak via Hidden Meadows Trail and Secret Trail (Rock Scrambling involved on Secret Trail)
INFO https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/secret-passage-to-simi-peak-rabbit-ridge-trail Note: Were starting off at a different TH
Next to the Mt. Boney summit trail, this is the best and most unused trail in the Conejo Valley. Most of the trail consists of steep, north-facing slopes with dense chaparral and occasional sandstone outcrops. Some rock scrambling is required as well as hard to determine trails.
DISTANCE / ELEVATION GAIN 5 mi 1800ft>>>>>>>Not A Beginner Hike<<<<<<<<<SPEED: Around 2 mph.
MY CELL #: 805-3338 6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

Mt. McCoy and the Ronald Reagan Library
2021-02-03 17:30 - 19:30 | 1424 Madera Rd, 1424 Madera Rd, Simi Valley, CA, 93065, US
I miss doing this hike so I am copying it from Lisa’s post (Thanks Lisa)!I know I usually hike faster than she does but I think anyone can do this hike if they want to no matter the level.
TO ALLOW GROUP HIKES TO CONTINUE IT’S ESSENTIAL TO FOLLOW THE COVID-19 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS TO KEEP ALL OF US SAFE NOW:• Masks and social distancing (6ft) required at all times. If you don’t agree, please don’t join this hike. Full disclaimer below description.
From the parking lot behind the Clinica’s medical building, we will cross over Madera and walk a short distance through the neighborhood to the trailhead. We will hike a series of switchbacks for about 1.5 miles to the cross at the top. This is a steady climb across the face of the hill, always in full view of the neighborhood below, and of Simi Valley. At the top are panoramic views of Simi Valley, Moorpark, the Simi Hills, Santa Susana and Santa Monica Mountains, and the Reagan Library close by. On a clear day, we may see the Channel Islands in the Pacific Ocean, and maybe Mt. San Antonio (aka Mt. Baldy) to the far east. It will be dark so we will only have city lights view but it can still be a great view!
Time: 5:30pm.Sunset: 5:27 pm (bring your flashlight)Where to meet: the parking lot behind the Clinica’s medical building on the corner of Royal and Madera.Distance: about 3 milesRoute type: Out & BackElevation gain: 700 ftDifficulty: Fit beginner/we won’t go very fast but do not expect to stop and rest until you get to the cross and then we will go over to the library. You might decide to turn around at the cross if you are a beginner.Dogs: On a leash per state lawRestrooms: NoneWater Fountain: NoneParking: FreeKnown Dangers: Rattlesnakes, mountain lions, bobcats, tarantulas, scorpions, slip-‘n-fall, poison oak
WHAT TO BRING:Flashlight or HeadlightAt least 2 liters of water/light snackGood hiking/walking shoesDress according to the weather
DIRECTIONSCoordinates: 34.264725, -118.795513Address: 1424 Madera Rd, S.V., corner of Royal and Madera. Clinica’s medical building parking lot.
COVID-19 DISCLAIMER/RULES• California Department of Public Health (CDPH). https://covid19.ca.gov/• Ventura County: https://www.venturacountyrecovers.org/• L.A. County: http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
You agree with the mandated COVID-19 safety measures and you will follow these rules:• This hike is limited to 10 participants, no guests.• Each participant will observe social distancing of 6 ft.• It’s REQUIRED to carry a mask and wear it through the duration of the hike. Of course we remove our masks when we can but…• Be CONSIDERATE and wear your mask when near each other or near other hikers passing by.• Cover your mouth with your elbow if you need to sneeze or cough.• DO NOT attend this hike if you are showing signs of COVID-19, or if you choose not to observe the mask rule and wear it when near other hikers, or if you are on the waitlist.
DISCLAIMER/RELEASE OF LIABILITY:• You must RSVP to attend this event, no exceptions.• The PM Hiker organizers are not trained leaders and do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips.• If you sign up for any event, you are releasing the PM Hiker organizers from all liability in case of possible injuries.• Hiking and other outdoor events can be dangerous and accidents can happen.• By participating in this event, you are responsible for your own safety and well-being. Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience. You take full responsibility for their own actions.• These rules apply to any guests you may invite.

Challenging Steep Night Hike: Teepee Loop off of Mt. Lukens Truck Trail
2021-02-03 19:00 - 22:00 | Mount Lukens Truck Trail, Mt Lukens Truck Trail, La Cañada Flintridge, CA, US
STATSDifficulty: 4/10 Moderate but steep uphillLength: 3.2 miles, 1.5 hours plus breaksElevation gain and loss: 1,150 FtView: Mountains & City LightsDetails: Steep uphill, great view from midpoint & easy downhill on road
TRAILHEAD INFOCA-2, La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011
Getting there might be tricky so please review the “How To Find Us” section & pull up the location on a map before driving there.If ANY questions, call Keith 213.507.2221 or Steven 818.516.6444
Night-hiking in LA is amazing! Trails are practically empty, breeze is cool, & the beautiful city below you offers unlimited full-definition entertainment!
We take short rest stops as needed. At the peak/midpoint, we take a nice break to have beer/soda/snacks & look at beautiful scenery.
Please RSVP & arrive by 6:55 pm for a 7 pm start. Change your RSVP ASAP if you can’t make it to give others a chance to hike. Repeat “No Shows” will get last priority on future hikes.
COMMON-SENSE NOTES* COVID-19 guidelines apply: Masks, Social Distancing, Feeling Well* Please wear proper hiking boots* Consider long pants in case there is some brush along the way* Bring plenty of water to drink* Bring a headlamp to use after dark* Bring a Mask in case you get too close to anyone else* Fun, yummy snacks are always appreciated* Bring a Cheerful Attitude 🙂
We hike every Wednesday night & for variety we do other trails that are similar to this one (never boring).
We hope to see you!
Steven213.986.SNOW
* * * * * * * * * *VHC INFO. AND DISCLAIMERS
Farzan Rule: We start the hike at the Posted hike time-SHARP!
PLEASE – Know your limits & abilities. Check weather conditions, dress accordingly & be aware of your surroundings at all times. Watching out for poison oak, snakes, ticks, uneven footing, spectacular views, beautiful fauna all while interacting with awesome (usually) fellow hikers can be extremely hazardous, rewarding & fun.
VHC HIKE RATING SCALERating a hike is subjective, meaning the difficulty of a hike will be in direct relation to how often you hike & the type of hike you prefer. Keep in mind that any hike can have the following: un-even hiking surfaces, various obstructions, water/water crossings or bouldering/rock hopping. A great hike will have all of these!
1 – A long walk2 – 4 mile hike w/little elevation gain (E.G.)3 – 5 mile hike w/up to 1000 ft. E.G.4 – 5+ mile hike w/up to 1500 ft. E.G. (heart rate increases at times)5 – 7+ mile hike w/over 1500 ft. E.G. (heart rate increasing even more at times)6 – 7+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. E.G. (at times you might be trying to remember how to perform CPR)7 – 5+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. E.G. (at times you might be muttering expletives to yourself)8 – 10+ mile hike w/over 3500 ft. E.G. (at times you might be angry with the hike leader)9 – 10+ mile hike w/over 5000 ft. E.G. (at times you might be thinking of reporting the hike leader to the authorities)10 – Use your imagination
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITYIMPORTANT, PLEASE READ BELOW IN ITS ENTIRETY:
I am a volunteer (i.e. not liable for the group). Safety is a priority for everyone in the group. Think of this as hiking with a group of friends.
Outdoor sports & other events we plan can be inherently dangerous & accidents may happen. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety & well-being. The VHC Meetup Group & its organizers are not trained leaders & we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions. If you choose to sign up for any VHC Meetup events, you are releasing the VHC Meetup Group & it’s organizers from all liability in case of possible injuries as stated in paragraph 6.2 of the Meetup “Terms of Service” located on the bottom of the Meetup website. Your personal safety depends on your own judgment & experience.

Creek and Waterfall -Big Tujunga
2021-02-05 10:00 - 15:00 | 10455 Sunland Blvd, 10455 Sunland Blvd, Sunland-Tujunga, CA, 91040, US
***Hike is waitlisted. For the time being, you must have hiked with us previously, strict limit of the total number of attendees
YOU MUST BRING A FACE COVERING to meet up at the trailhead and to use on trail when it is not possible to avoid close proximity to other hikers. Please be mindful of other people’s space. We will be stopping for lunch but there is plenty of room to spread out while our masks are off.
Not for beginnersWe will cross creek 5 times maybe more if we go for the second waterfall, wear shoes you don’t mind getting wet. Trail is out and back not hard
Distance: 7 milesRating: Moderate 7/10Trail: Single track
IMPORTANT: We are meeting 10:00am at Ralphs 10455 Sunland Blvd, Sunland-Tujunga, CA 91040 it is off 210 Fwy. we will caravan from hereI do not recomend carpooling—————
PLEASE – Know your limits and abilities. Bring snacks and drink plenty of liquids when hiking. Check weather conditions and dress accordingly and be aware of your surroundings at all times. Watching out for poison oak, snakes, ticks, uneven footing, spectacular views, beautiful fauna all while interacting with awesome (usually) fellow hikers can be extremely hazardous, rewarding and fun.
VHC HIKE RATING SCALE
Rating a hike is subjective, meaning the difficulty of a hike will be in direct relation to how often you hike and the type of hike you prefer. Keep in mind that any hike can have the following: un-even hiking surfaces, various obstructions, water and/or water crossings or bouldering and/or rock hopping. A great hike will have all of these!
1 – A long walk
2 – 4 mile hike w/little elevation gain
3 – 5 mile hike w/up to1000 ft. elevation gain
4 – 5+ mile hike w/up to1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increases at times)
5 – 7+ mile hike w/over 1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increasing even more at times)
6 – 7+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be trying to remember how to perform CPR)
7 – 5+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be muttering expletives to yourself)
8 – 10+ mile hike w/over 3500 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be angry with the hike leader)
9 – 10+ mile hike w/over 5000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be thinking of reporting the hike leader to the authorities)
10 – Use your imagination
Class 3 Scrambling: Scrambling or un-roped climbing. You must use your hands at times to hold the terrain or find your route. This may be caused by a combination of boulders, steepness and extreme terrain. Some Class 3 routes have ropes in place for assistance.
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY
IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ BELOW IN ITS ENTIRETY:
I am a volunteer (i.e. not liable for the group). Safety is a priority for everyone in the group. Think of this as hiking with a group of friends.
Outdoor sports and other events we plan can be inherently dangerous and accidents may happen. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being. The Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup Group and its organizers are not trained leaders and we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions. If you choose to sign up for any Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup events, you are releasing the Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup Group and it’s organizers from all liability in case of possible injuries as stated in paragraph 6.2 of the Meetup “Terms of Service” located on the bottom of the Meetup website. Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience.

Sandstone Hills Tr Thousand Oaks off of Rayburn St
2021-02-05 12:00 - 15:00 | Rayburn Street, Rayburn St, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362, US
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Hiking Sandstone Hills Tr and part of Oakbrook Vista Trail Loop
DISTANCE / ELEVATION GAIN 3 mi 900 ft elevation gain
SPEED: Around 2 mph.
MY CELL #: 805-338 6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

Adventure Hike - Upper Zuma Canyon Waterfalls
2021-02-06 09:00 - 14:00 | Backbone Trail Head – Kanan Rd, 1720 Kanan Dume Rd, Malibu, CA, 90265
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Details
Full disclosure: this will be an off-trail “Adventure Hike” so expect the unexpected. Wear long pants and long sleeves. I haven’t visited the area since 2016….’nuff said
We will begin by hiking northwest on the Upper Zuma Canyon segment of the Backbone Trail. Our first stop will be Newton Canyon Falls, a beautiful waterfall in a lush, forested grotto with moss-covered rocks.

Newton Falls is just the appetizer. Our main course will be Upper Zuma Falls. While on the main trail it can be seen from the distance. However, back in 2010, we did an exploratory hike and found a path to the base of the falls. Although we will be hiking off-trail to get to the falls, the way is relatively clear of obstacles and mostly level
Here is a shot of Upper Zuma Falls from the Backbone Trail

Its form becomes more obvious with a zoom lens

At the base of the falls. You don’t want to miss this one!

After visiting the falls, we’ll return to the trail and continue to Zuma-Trancas Ridge, turn north, and search for my secret trail I found in 2011 to to the top of the falls
Bring the usual stuff, but most importantly, bring a sense of adventure!
HIKE IS ABOUT 7 MILES WITH ABOUT 1,350 FT TOTAL ASCENT AND IS RATED DIFFICULT DUE TO TERRAIN. SEE THE HIKE RATING GUIDE
Directions:
From the Ventura Freeway 101, go south (toward beaches) on Kanan Road about 7.8 miles to just before the “third tunnel” (T1). The parking lot is on the right (west side of what is now Kanan-Dume Road) and easy to spot.
From Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, go north on Kanan Dume Road about 4.3 miles, just through the first tunnel, T1, and make a left turn into the parking lot on the west side of Kanan Dume.
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East Canyon and Possibly to Mission Peak
2021-02-06 14:00 - 17:00 | East & Rice Canyons, 23801 The Old Rd, Newhall, CA, 91321, US
Come and join me on a 6-8 mile hike in the Newhall area. The plan is to hike East Canyon which is 6 miles and possibly add Mission Peak, depending on what the group decides. There is also an optional short turnout to Rice Canyon, that I was not planning on doing but you can do as well.Elevation Gain: 1800′ (more or less depending on what you do)Difficulty: Intermediate, we are not a slow paced group, please do not expect us to wait for you if you fall more than a little behind, only break will be about halfway through.Dogs: NoRestrooms: NoWater Fountain: NoParking: Free on the street, there is paid but why? Pay attention to signsI suggest coming from the 5 freeway, getting off at Calgrove going past Ed Davis/Towsley on the Old Road, once you see the Nazarene church on the right slow down as the trailhead will be coming up. Sometimes they park all the way back to the church but usually not. The trailhead is on a parallel dirt road but you park on the street/Old Road.Trail: Out and back, mostly wide road, with some uneven footingSunset: 5:30pm bring flashlight or charged phone just in case for lightWeather: Extreme temperatures, rain or wind may cancel the hikeKnown Dangers: Rattlesnakes, slip-‘n-fall, poison oak, can be on this hikeBring: Plenty of water, a snack, extra layer just in caseSunscreen/hat/sunglasses since it is during the dayLOTS of H20 when it’s hot (maybe 3L if you sweat a lot)Wear Hiking Shoes for good traction and bring poles if you use them
COVID-19 DISCLAIMER / RULESPlease follow the guidelines under the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). https://covid19.ca.gov/COVID information for Ventura and LA counties:• https://www.venturacountyrecovers.org/• http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
Your participation means you agree with the observance of mandated COVID-19 safety measures and you agree to follow these rules:
• Each participant will observe social distancing of 6 ft. among ourselves.• It is required to carry a mask and wear it through the duration of the hike. Of course we remove our masks when we can but…• Be considerate and wear your mask when near each other or near other hikers passing by.• Cover your mouth with your elbow if you need to sneeze or cough.
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY:• You must RSVP to attend this event, no exceptions.• If you choose to sign up for any event, you are releasing the organizers of PM Hikers from all liability in case of possible injuries.• The organizers of PM Hikers are not trained leaders and we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being.• Hiking and other outdoor events are inherently dangerous and accidents can happen. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions.• Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience.

Simi Peak: Lang Ranch Loop
2021-02-07 08:30 - 14:00 | 3536 Lang Ranch Pkwy, 3536 Lang Ranch Pkwy, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362, US
****Waitlisted, limited to small group. Must follow CDC guidelines and you must have hiked with us previouslyThe plan is to take one of Don’s scramble routes to Simi Peak.
Not for beginners/no sweepShould you join us, you must be okay with scrambling, possible bushwhacking, loose rocks, etc.
Write up is Don’sThe StatsDistance: 7 milesRating: 5/10Elevation gain: 1700 feet
The Trail: A loop trail w/ some minor exploration, single track and some uneven rock surfaces.
The Plan
NO shuttle as we’ve done in the past. From our meeting point on Lang Ranch Pkwy, we’ll head in on the Albertson Fireroad before heading straight up a “trail” I recently scouted to the Secret Pasage to Simi Peak (aka Rabbit Ridge). This will put us just below Simi Peak. Once at the peak, we’ll check out the awesome views of the surrounding areas before heading back to the cars. Our return, and much simpler route, will take us through China Flat and than back to Lang Ranch Pkwy via the Albertson Fireroad.
Note: This is the more rugged approach to Simi Peak and will have some rome rock scrambling and uneven trails.
From Simi Peak (the highest point in the area), on a clear day, you can see the Simi Valley, Conejo Valley, San Fernando Valley, Oxnard Plains, Pacific Ocean and a few of the Channel Island
The Story
The Chumash Indians lived in these canyons for thousands of years. Many trails within the canyons were original Chumash trails before they were expanded by cattle ranchers. In this large expanse of habitat, deer, bobcats, coyotes and rabbits roam. Stroll to Sulphur Springs or hike to the top of Simi Peak and view the cities you’ve left behind.
Today, a great diversity of plants and animals live in the canyons. Wide-spread oaks and outcrops of sedimentary rock provide excellent nesting sites for owls, hawks and other raptors (birds of prey). The abundance of raptors indicates a large prey population, especially small mammals and reptiles. In more rugged areas where cattle didn’t graze, we can still find a variety of native plant communities, including chaparral, coastal sage scrub and riparian woodlands.
Directions
From the East, West & South – take the 101 toward Thousand Oaks. Exit at Westlake Boulevard and turn north (away from the ocean). Drive 4.1 miles and turn right on the Lang Ranch Parkway. Continue 0.8 miles and park where the Lang Ranch Parkway makes a sharp left.
From the North – take the 23 south toward Thousand Oaks. Exit at the Avenida De Los Arboles exit and turn left (east) on Avenida De Los Arboles. Drive 1.5 miles and turn right on Westlake Boulevard. Drive 0.2 miles and turn left on the Lang Ranch Parkway. Continue 0.8 miles and park where the Lang Ranch Parkway makes a sharp left.
Parking is free.****************************************The Fine Print
PLEASE – Know your limits and abilities. Bring snacks and drink plenty of liquids when hiking. Check weather conditions and dress accordingly and be aware of your surroundings at all times. Watching out for poison oak, snakes, ticks, uneven footing, spectacular views, beautiful fauna all while interacting with awesome (usually) fellow hikers can be extremely hazardous, rewarding and fun.
The Farzan Rule: Posted hike times are the time the hike starts or we leave from a posted shuttle location. I’m aware other Meetup groups offer a grace period for late arrivals; we don’t. It’s your responsibility to know the location of the meeting spot and be there and ready to participate at the posted time. If you have any concerns about the directions feel free to contact the organizer of the event, preferably in advance of the event and not at the start time. I’m of the opinion that it’s not fair to delay an event when the majority of attendees have arrived on-time. (so named after a conversation I had with a certain un-named member)
RSVP’s: If you RSVP for an event be responsible and update your RSVP if your plans change. If your plans change at the last second and you’re not able to update your RSVP also let us know. In my opinion a no-show is someone who has no regard for following the guidelines we request from our members and will risk being removed from future events that have a limit.
VHC HIKE RATING SCALE
Rating a hike is subjective, meaning the difficulty of a hike will be in direct relation to how often you hike and the type of hike you prefer. Keep in mind that any hike can have the following: un-even hiking surfaces, various obstructions, water and/or water crossings or bouldering and/or rock hopping. A great hike will have all of these!
1 – A long walk
2 – 4 mile hike w/little elevation gain
3 – 5 mile hike w/up to 1000 ft. elevation gain
4 – 5+ mile hike w/up to 1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increases at times)
5 – 7+ mile hike w/over 1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increasing even more at times)
6 – 7+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be trying to remember how to perform CPR)
7 – 5+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be muttering expletives to yourself)
8 – 10+ mile hike w/over 3500 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be angry with the hike leader)
9 – 10+ mile hike w/over 5000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be thinking of reporting the hike leader to the authorities)
10 – Use your imagination
Class 3 Scrambling: Scrambling or un-roped climbing. You must use your hands at times to hold the terrain or find your route. This may be caused by a combination of boulders, steepness and extreme terrain. Some Class 3 routes have ropes in place for assistance.
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY
IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ BELOW IN ITS ENTIRETY:
I am a volunteer (i.e. not liable for the group). Safety is a priority for everyone in the group. Think of this as hiking with a group of friends.
Outdoor sports and other events we plan can be inherently dangerous and accidents may happen. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being. The VHC Meetup Group and its organizers are not trained leaders and we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions. If you choose to sign up for any VHC Meetup events, you are releasing the VHC Meetup Group and it’s organizers from all liability in case of possible injuries as stated in paragraph 6.2 of the Meetup “Terms of Service” located on the bottom of the Meetup website. Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience.**********************************************************************************

Pre-Game Hike: Calabasas Peak without the Fire Roads
2021-02-07 09:00 - 12:00 | Secret Trail, 24320 Mulholland Highway, Calabasas, CA, 91302
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Details
HIKE IS ABOUT 5 MILES WITH ABOUT 1,250 FT TOTAL ASCENT AND IS RATED MEDIUM . SEE THE HIKE RATING GUIDE
Don’t forget to join our FB group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/hikingwithdean/
Our 6th Annual Super Bowl Pre-Game Hike is perfect: Short enough to get you home on time and prepare for parties and kickoff, yet big on beauty and adventure.
The destination is a familiar one but on this trek we stay off the fire and service roads that everyone else uses. Calabasas Peak (2163 ft) towers over Red Rock Canyon, Old Topanga Canyon and bowl-shaped Cold Creek Canyon. From the top there are spectacular views into Ventura County, the Pacific Ocean and San Fernando and Simi valleys.
We’ll begin at the Secret Trail (aka the Calabasas-Cold Creek Trail) and wind our way through shaded ravines, dense chaparral and sandstone outcrops until we reach Calabasas Peak Motorway.

Here we throw away the hiking book (I lose so many books this way) and instead of taking the Motorway to Calabasas Peak, we’ll go off-trail along some use trails. We’ll not only bag the peak, but we’ll also circumnavigate it along an old overgrown trail.

Click here for photos from last year
(Optional: There are a lot of giant sandstone slabs and other formations to explore, but not required. Members who like rock climbing are encouraged to do so, the rest of us will take pictures)
We’ll have our snack break at a hidden cistern. Don’t drink the water hee hee

Bring at least 2 qts water, snacks, sunscreen.
Directions:
The trail head is located on Mulholland Hwy less than a fifth of a mile west of Dry Canyon Cold Creek Road. Park off-pavement and perpendicular to the road
From the 101 freeway in Agoura/Calabasas, head South on Las Virgenes Road to Mulholland Hwy. Turn Left on Mulholland and continue 5.7 miles to a small parking area on the right. or….
From 101 Ventura Fwy in the Valley: take Valley Circle/Mulholland Dr exit south, turn right on Valmar Rd (becomes Old Topanga Cyn Rd) then right on Mulholland Hwy 2.1 miles to the parking area on the left.
From PCH take Topanga Canyon and turn left up Old Topanga. Take a left at Mulholland Hwy for a couple miles and then turn left onto turnout. If you are coming up Malibu Canyon take a right at Mulholland for 5.7 miles
There is overflow parking 500′ south (“west”) across the street next to the house.
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Bicycle Sycamore Canyon to the Pacific Ocean From Wendy Rd
2021-02-07 10:00 - 14:00 | Wendy Drive, Wendy Dr, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91320, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE MOVED TO THE GOING LIST, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE (picture and three questions) IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. Use this site for help:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/In addition you must have Messenger enabled so I can contact you for any last minute updates on the event.
Bicycling from the end of Wendy Road thru Sycamore Canyon to the Ocean. Its around 8 miles one way with 800 feet elevation gain on the way back. Half of the distance is paved and the other is dirt road so a mountain bike is a necessity.INFO https://www.conejovalleyguide.com/dosomethingblog/sycamore-to-the-sea-hike-run-or-bike-from-newbury-park-to-sy.html
Helmets required <<<< Mountain bike
DISTANCE / ELEVATION GAIN 16 mi 800ft
SPEED: Around 6 mph.
MY CELL #: 805-338 6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

Harmon cyn
2021-02-08 13:00 - 15:00 | Missionary Church, 500 High Point Drive, Ventura, CA, 93003, US
If it’s not raining. I’m going to just go for a stroll up and back- 5-7 miles. Enter the parking lot from the eastern driveway of missionary church on foothill. Just putting in some work.

CONEJO VALLEY BOTANIC GARDEN Feb Flower Explore
2021-02-09 09:00 - 11:00 | 1175 Hendrix Ave, 1175 Hendrix Ave, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91360, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND THIS EVENT, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. USE THIS SITE FOR HELP:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/
A Slow HIKE to Explore The GardensThe Conejo Valley Botanic Garden is 33-acres of natural terrain encircled by the city of Thousand Oaks.
MEETUP LOCATION: Inside the Dover and Hendrix Park Rear Parking Lot. Use the pin on the map for exact location
There are restrooms in the park
MEETUP TIME: Ready to hike no later than 9:00AM.
DURATION: 2+ HOURS
DISTANCE: 2-4 miles – Those getting tired along the way can easily drop out and return to their cars since we will be hiking a series of circles starting out with a loop through the park itself.
ELEVATION GAIN: 250 feet max
PACE: 1.5 mph
TERRAIN: Single and double track trails
RESTROOM: Yes
DOGS ALLOWED: YES, but you must keep them on a leash and clean up after them. NO EXCEPTIONS.
MY CELL # IS 805-338-6837
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

Mt McCoy peak 1340
2021-02-09 09:00 - 12:00 | Stargaze Park, 355 Stargaze Ave, Simi Valley, CA, 93063, US
Park at the north end of Stargaze in Simi Valley. We will hike south up to Mt McCoy the back way then over to 1340 6ish miles

Sapwi Park - Ave De Los Robles Entrance
2021-02-12 09:00 - 11:00 | Sapwi Bike Park Thousand Oaks, 2255 N Westlake Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND THIS EVENT, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. USE THIS SITE FOR HELP:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/
Sapwi Park Walk About INFOhttps://youtu.be/iZMinAGLF8M
MEETUP LOCATION: – SEE MAP FOR EXACT MEETUP LOCATION AND SITE BELOW:
MEETUP TIME: 9:0 AM. 805 338 6837 cell
MEETUP PARKING FEE: No charge for parking
DISTANCE: 3+ miles
GAIN: 450′
TRAIL DESCRIPTION: A good mix of single track and double track trail
THE PACE: 1.5 mph average pace
LEVEL: Beginner and above
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.
– We hike in as a group and hike out as a group

Middle Sespe
2021-02-12 09:00 - 12:00 | Piedra Blanca Trailhead, Forest Route 5N24, Ojai, CA, 93023, US
Meet at the piedra Blanca trailhead. Some bushwhacking and ticks are present so prepare yourself

Rose-Lion Connector
2021-02-12 09:00 - 12:00 | Middle Lion Campground, 19786 Forest Rte 6N31, Ojai, CA, 93023, US
We will meet at the intersection of Rose Valley rd and the road to the middle lions campground. Hike to the falls, then reverse course and take a connector trail to middle lions camp. We will climb up to the Forest Service road and back to Rose Valley road- 8 miles

4rd Annual ❤️ Day - Secret Trail/Topanga Lookout LOLLIPOP
2021-02-13 07:00 - 14:00 | Stunt Road, Stunt Rd, Calabasas, CA, US
Now a Valentine’s Day tradition – but this time with a COVID safe twist! Attendance will be EXTREMELY LIMITED to just a handful of people – waitlist only – priority given to those I’ve been hiking with during the pandemic and who I know respect the rules regarding masks and distancing. Hopefully next year we’ll be able to resume normal activities for the 5th anniversary of this fun and silly hike.
We will start and end our trek from a secret location and head up toward Calabasas Peak. Once we conquer the peak, we will head down to the junction with Red Rock, where we begin our ridge line scramble through beautiful rock formations up to the Topanga Lookout, amazing views from the Pacific to the Santa Susana Mountains.
At the Topanga lookout we will rest, check out the current graffiti, enjoy the magnificent views and have some lunch, before we continue down the Stunt High Trail. Then it’s back up Calabasas Peak Motorway (we’ll skip the peak and stick to the fire road this time) and back down to the cars
The Stats:
Distance: 13+ miles
Elevation Gain: ~3000 ft.
Duration: 7+ hours
Difficultly: Intermediate
Trail: Single track, fire road and class 1,2 rock climbs
Parking Permit: Not required
Trailhead: Meeting location will be sent to those who are moved off the wait list.

Danielson Monument + Waterfall 7 mi 1600ft
2021-02-13 09:00 - 14:00 | Wendy Trail Head, 3996-4128 Potrero Rd, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91361, US
BEFORE YOU WILL BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND THIS EVENT, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. USE THIS SITE FOR HELP:https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/
Info: https://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/california/danielson-monument-trail
MEETUP LOCATION: – SEE MAP Pin FOR EXACT MEETUP LOCATION
MEETUP TIME: 9:00 AM. 805 338 6837 cell
MEETUP PARKING FEE: No charge for parking
DISTANCE: 7 miles
GAIN: 1600′
TRAIL DESCRIPTION: A good mix of single track and double track trail
THE PACE: 2 mph average pace
Snacks: YES and Plenty OF WATER
LEVEL: Intermediate
CDC COVID POLICY: We’ll all wear a mask and practice CDC social distancing guidelines during this event. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD HAVE YOU EXCLUDED FROM MY EVENTS IN THE FUTURE.
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.
– We hike in as a group and hike out as a group

Virtual GO OR NOT TO GO
2021-02-13 19:00 - 21:00 | Online event
This is a virtual journey with your DESKTOP Computer If you have not hiked recently with CDH then maybe your CDH Photo and CDH Profile Questions have not been updated. Every hike leader checks profiles to make sure they meet requirements before the person is added to the event.https://www.cwrhiking.com/changing-your-meetup-profile-photo/
BEFORE YOU WILL BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND THIS EVENT, YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE YOUR CDH PROFILE IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY DONE SO. USE The above SITE FOR HELP:
CDH POLICY: Members will not be allowed on this and future events until they have updated their CDH profile by answering the new questions as well as having a recognizable face photo of themselves. This update can not be done via an app on an i-phone or other type hand held phones. It must be done on a computer. If you find yourself removed from this event, it’s because you didn’t read and follow this policy.

The Grand Canyon (not that one)
2021-02-14 08:00 - 15:00 | Chaney Trail gate, 3730 Chaney Trail, Altadena, CA, 91001, US
WAITLISTED to small group. MUST follow CDC guidelines
Distance: 12 miles round tripRating: 9/10, due to exploratoryElevation gain: 2500 ft.Trail: Lollipop route, single track, asphalt, fire roads and no trail in the GC.
Additional Notes: I will only allow people that I have been hiking with during quarantine AND to those I have hiked this trail with before. There will be some bushwhacking and butt sliding. Long Pants? Long sleeve shirts? Band Aid re-supply?
The Plan
Below the slopes of Mount Lowe, the “Grand Canyon” is modest by the standards of the San Gabriels and certainly bears no resemblance to the famous ditch of the same name. The uphill leg of this adventure follows the path visitors once took on the Mount Lowe RR to get to the Alpine Tavern where our entry into the Grand Canyon begins. The off-trail hike down the length of the Grand involves the descent of several steep but short earthen slopes (most safely accomplished by sliding on one’s rear end), but is otherwise a quite straightforward off-trail hike. It involves a pleasant wooded canyon where there are several human artifacts of interest. At its terminus the Grand discharges into Millard Canyon where we’ll pick up a trail back up to the Sunset Ridge trail and back towards Echo. Once at Echo we can either take the E-Pole or standard route down depending on how “beat up” we are.
The Story
The portion of the Mt. Lowe Railway beyond Echo Mountain was the Alpine Division, which took visitors up to the Alpine Tavern for food and accommodations. The Alpine Division, according to the Pacific Electric Railway’s Employee’s Timetable, was 3.57 miles in length, and her longest stretch of straight track just 225’. Yet another highlight on the Alpine Division was Circular Bridge, about the halfway point to Alpine Tavern from Echo Mountain. This engineering fete was the brainchild of engineer David Macpherson, where the track completes a full circle and doubles back on itself at a higher level. Those that remember riding on this route in its heyday say this was the scariest part of the ride. Cars would periodically stop for souvenir shots. Upon arriving at Crystal Springs and Alpine Tavern, the terminus of the Alpine Division, one could have a bite to eat and stay the night. Other amusements in the area included hiking or horseback riding to the summit of Mount Lowe, billiards, miniature golf, tennis, viewing the silver fox farm, hiking up to Inspiration Point, riding the famous One Man and a Mule Railway, or just mingling with the visitors around the great fireplace.
Directions: Parking is limited so plann on arriving on-time. If you click the link above, the actual meeting spot is where Chaney Trail intersects with Mt. Lowe Rd.
To the Chaney Trail Gate: Exit the 210 fwy in Pasadena at Fair Oaks and go north to Loma Alta Dr. Turn left here and then turn right on Chaney Trail (flashing yellow light overhead). Take Chaney Trail to the top, you’ll see a gate to your right. Park here, but do not block the gate. continuing down the road past where the gate is will take you down to parking for Millard Campground. We are not meeting down there.
This location does require a National Forest Adventure Pass for parked vehicles. These passes can be purchased at most ranger stations (if open) in the area of our hike, most sporting goods, convenience stores and gas stations. The cost is $5/day or $30/yr. When buying an annual pass for $30 you can also buy an additional annual pass for $5. Splitting this fee with someone is the most economical way to get the passes. A National Parks Pass can also be used for parking as well and should have come with a rear view mirror hanger.
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The Fine Print
PLEASE – Know your limits and abilities. Bring snacks and drink plenty of liquids when hiking. Check weather conditions and dress accordingly and be aware of your surroundings at all times. Watching out for poison oak, snakes, ticks, uneven footing, spectacular views, beautiful fauna all while interacting with awesome (usually) fellow hikers can be extremely hazardous, rewarding and fun.
The Farzan Rule: Posted hike times are the time the hike starts or we leave from a posted shuttle location. I’m aware other Meetup groups offer a grace period for late arrivals; we don’t. It’s your responsibility to know the location of the meeting spot and be there and ready to participate at the posted time. If you have any concerns about the directions feel free to contact the organizer of the event, preferably in advance of the event and not at the start time. I’m of the opinion that it’s not fair to delay an event when the majority of attendees have arrived on-time. (so named after a conversation I had with a certain un-named member)
RSVP’s: If you RSVP for an event be responsible and update your RSVP if your plans change. If your plans change at the last second and you’re not able to update your RSVP also let us know. In my opinion a no-show is someone who has no regard for following the guidelines we request from our members and will risk being removed from future events that have a limit.
VHC HIKE RATING SCALE
Rating a hike is subjective, meaning the difficulty of a hike will be in direct relation to how often you hike and the type of hike you prefer. Keep in mind that any hike can have the following: un-even hiking surfaces, various obstructions, water and/or water crossings or bouldering and/or rock hopping. A great hike will have all of these!
1 – A long walk
2 – 4 mile hike w/little elevation gain
3 – 5 mile hike w/up to1000 ft. elevation gain
4 – 5+ mile hike w/up to1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increases at times)
5 – 7+ mile hike w/over 1500 ft. elevation gain (heart rate increasing even more at times)
6 – 7+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be trying to remember how to perform CPR)
7 – 5+ mile hike w/over 2000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be muttering expletives to yourself)
8 – 10+ mile hike w/over 3500 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be angry with the hike leader)
9 – 10+ mile hike w/over 5000 ft. elevation gain (at times you might be thinking of reporting the hike leader to the authorities)
10 – Use your imagination
Class 3 Scrambling: Scrambling or un-roped climbing. You must use your hands at times to hold the terrain or find your route. This may be caused by a combination of boulders, steepness and extreme terrain. Some Class 3 routes have ropes in place for assistance.
DISCLAIMER / RELEASE OF LIABILITY
IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ BELOW IN ITS ENTIRETY:
I am a volunteer (i.e. not liable for the group). Safety is a priority for everyone in the group. Think of this as hiking with a group of friends.
Outdoor sports and other events we plan can be inherently dangerous and accidents may happen. By participating in any posted event, you’re taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being. The Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup Group and its organizers are not trained leaders and we do not confirm the qualifications of any of its members to lead or participate in trips. All participants take full responsibility for their own actions. If you choose to sign up for any Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup events, you are releasing the Valencia Hiking Crew Meetup Group and it’s organizers from all liability in case of possible injuries as stated in paragraph 6.2 of the Meetup “Terms of Service” located on the bottom of the Meetup website. Your personal safety depends on your own judgment and experience.

Hail to the Trail: Presidents' Day Hike at Reagan Ranch
2021-02-15 09:00 - 12:00 | The Old Reagan Ranch, 28830 Lake Vista Dr, Agoura Hills, CA, 91301, US
Scroll down to rsvp PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING WHENEVER POSSIBLE, ESPECIALLY AT TRAIL HEAD AND BREAK SPOTS. WEAR A MASK OR FACE COVERING WHENEVER SOCIAL DISTANCING IS IMPOSSIBLE OR IMPRACTICAL. IT IS MANDATORY THAT YOU BRING A FACE COVERING. BRING HAND SANITIZER IF YOU HAVE IT.
Details
Another HWD Classic!
During the 1950s, when Ronald Reagan hosted TV’s “Death Valley Days,” he wanted a more rural retreat than his home in Pacific Palisades. So he bought a 305-acre ranch in the hills of Malibu as a place to raise thoroughbred horses and dubbed it “Yearling Row.”

The site was owned by President Reagan between 1957 and 1967, before he was elected Governor of California. Prior to the Woolsey fire, the Reagan Ranch property still had the original barn and stables, which were used as the park maintenance facility.
Trails loop through rolling meadowlands and grand old oaks and connect with the main part of the state park. We’ll use a combination of trails — Yearling, Deer Leg, Lookout, Crags Road and Cage Canyon — to explore Reagan Country and the heart of the park.
We’ll also be visiting the exterior set for the long-running television show M*A*S*H. The medic tents have been removed, but the location is still recognizable, providing a rich experience for hikers.

Between the MASH set and the ranch we’ll enjoy a short snack break at Century Lake. Part of the famous jump into the river by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (Paul Newman & Robert Redford) was done by stuntmen at Century Lake (with plenty of Hollywood magic helping out) because the river in Colorado seen in the film wasn’t deep enough to support such a high jump.

On our return to the ranch we’ll take a side trip to a scenic vista point at the top of Lake View Trail will It will provide us a beautiful view of Malibou Lake and the surrounding mountains. Reagan was the honorary mayor of Malibou Lake in 1953.

This hike is sponsored by Amazon – https://amzn.to/2GnCP0a
HIKE IS APPX 6 MILES WITH ABOUT 1,050 FT TOTAL ASCENT AND IS RATED MEDIUM. SEE THE HIKE RATING GUIDE
Directions:
The Old Reagan Ranch parking lot is on the Southeast corner of Cornell Rd and Mullholland Hwy. Entrance is on Lake Vista Dr (Cornell Rd changes name south of Mulholland)

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