Santiago Oaks (Medium Pace. Adv. Beginner or Intermediate)

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DEPARTURE TIME: 8:30 AM

ABOUT THE HIKE

This is not an introductory hike. Meet and park at the end of S. Hidden Canyon Rd. & East Overlook Terrace in Anaheim Hills. Departing at 8:30 am, we head out on Anaheim Hills Trail into Santiago Oaks Regional Park. We will then hike together on several trails incorporating hills for a good workout and beautiful scenic views. Terrain can be uneven so shoes with good traction are recommended. Depending on the trails selected for the day and the pace of the group, we will hike for 4 to 5+ miles for 2 to 2 ½ hours. Note: Rain on event day or even the day prior may close the park. Should park be closed, event will be canceled promptly. Please email host if you need additional information on meet.

DIRECTIONS:

Santiago Oak Regional Park - East Overlook Entrance. Corner of E. Overlook Terrace and S. Hidden Canyon Rd, Anaheim, CA. The closest address is 1175 S. Hidden Canyon Rd, Anaheim, CA. This is a residential neighborhood; please be considerate.

NECESSITIES: Adequate water (1 to 3 liters), hat, sunscreen, snack, layered clothing to adjust to climate change. Trekking Poles are optional.

PARK INFO: For more information about the park, visit: http://www.ocparks.com/santiagooaks/

DISCLAIMER: Before undertaking any outdoor activity described on this site, it is your personal and exclusive responsibility to ensure that the activity is appropriate for you, that you have researched the activity description, and that you have proper training, equipment, and physical conditioning to safely participate in the planned activity.

NOTICE OF LIABILITY RELEASE:

By joining the meetup, you agree to Meetup Terms of Service releases the Organizer and Assistant Organizers from any liability related to incidents that occur at Meetup gatherings
> YOU acknowledge THAT WE ARE NOT PROFESSIONALS.
> YOU ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR SAFETY.
Hiking is a rewarding and pleasant activity in nature, but there are certain dangers you should be aware of. Those include, but are not limited to, trip and fall injuries, bee stings, poison oak exposure, ticks and snake bites. By signing up for this event, you agree to hold harmless the hike organizer, assistant organizers and other participants for any injuries, direct, or indirect, incidental, punitive, health related, physical, psychological, loss, personal injury or any other damages that may be sustained during this hike***