Simi Valley--Chumash/Las Llajas-10 mile loop hike

Another Simi Valley Hike! Just loved being out in this area today so we decided to continue our adventures here in a few weeks!

Distance: 10 Mile Loop

Elevation Gain:1400 ft.

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Hike among spectacular sandstone outcroppings and boulders, sweeping vistas and a wide assortment of wildflowers standing out among the greenery.
We will begin on the Chumash Trail going east and then continue north along Rocky Peak Rd. with views of Simi Valley, San Fernando Vally and Channel Islands on a clear day. We'll then head south via the Las Llajas trail along a creek and an occasional cluster of oaks.

Directions:From Highway 118/Simi Valley Freeway, exit on Yosemite Avenue in Simi Valley. Drive 0.4 miles north to Flanagan Drive and turn right. Continue 0.8 miles to the trailhead at the end of the road

What to Bring: 2 liters of water (minimum), sunscreen, hat, snacks, and camera.

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Disclaimer: The organizer and event hosts take no responsibility and will not be held responsible for any injuries or accidents that may occur during this hiking event. Hiking can be inherently dangerous and accidents will happen. By participating in this hike posted on this meetup web page you are taking responsibility for your own safety and well-being.