Hiking Marshall Canyon Trail Loop
The Marshall Canyon Loop begins near the Fred M Palmer Equestrian Center and climbs up on a shaded trail to Claremont Hills Wilderness Park.
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Hiking From Little Harbor To Two Harbors On Catalina Island And Sailing Home
I woke to the smell of morning dew and the chilled droplets of condensation that had accelerated and fallen off of the sloped walls of …
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Hiking Hermit Gulch and The Trans-Catalina Trail From Avalon To Camp At Little Harbor
Julia and I traveled out to Catalina Island last year for Valentines Day to hike the Trans-Catalina Trail. It was an incredible backpacking experience, but covering …
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Hiking The Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail
This weekend I took a drive up to Monterey for a work conference. The nice thing about business trips in California is that I can …
A Hike To Potato Mountain via Evey Canyon
It felt good to hit the trail this weekend after taking a few weeks off. For 2015, I completed the 52 Hike Challenge and covered more …
San Bernardino Peak via Angelus Oaks 06.14.15
This Sunday I finished hike number 31/52 for the 52 Hike Challenge in 2015. For this day hike, Julia and I made our way out to Angelus …
Photo Gallery: Mt. Baldy via Old Mt. Baldy Trail (Bear Canyon)
Old Mt. Baldy trail starts in Mt. Baldy Village, just across from the lodge. The starting elevation for this hike is 4320′, and climbs 5744′ to the summit of Mt. Baldy at 10064′. Gaining 900 feet per mile, this hike is a real quad burner. See photos and a hiking trip report.
San Gorgonio via Vivian Creek 05.24.15
This Sunday I finished hike number 27/52 for the 52 Hike Challenge in 2015, and have now completed 318 of my goal of 1000 miles …
Photo Gallery: Mt. Baldy via Ski Hut Trail In The Snow
May is the month that usually kicks off the SoCal hiking season, with high peaks becoming clear of ice and snow. Due to the drought, many of the trails under 10,000 ft have been bone dry since February. Needless to say, I was really excited when a cold storm blew through this week and dropped a nice coating of snow and rain over our mountains that were in desperate need of such precipitation.
10 Photos Of Mt. Baden Powell In The Snow
See 10 photos and a hiking trip report for Mt. Baden Powell via Vincent Gap.