Lazy Ass Hiking

We will meet at the parking lot just north of Choco Bakery & Cafe at 5:45 pm and start the hiking promptly at 6:00 pm following a 15 minute social.

Fresno Canyon Trail
After learning that Fresno Canyon is actually City of Corona property, we did some exploring. It is a well-kept trail that leads from Green River up to the Cleveland National Forest. We worked with the City to get this officially designated as a trail and replaced the Private Property/No Trespassing signs with legit trail head signage!

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The hike is a more strenuous than the fire road at Skyline, but not too bad. If you go far enough up the trail (a few miles) it gets very steep and challenging.

Level: Advanced Beginner-Moderate. This is a good hike for an advanced beginner to improve their hiking skill to intermediate level hikes.

Advanced beginner is someone who has the fitness level to mountain hike 1 1/2 miles up with an elevation gain of 1200 feet in 40 minutes. The descent is not as difficult. Newbies who have never hiked nor do cardio workouts at a gym with resistance WILL struggle.

If hiking this trail is too difficult for your level at this time it is OK. Turn back anytime, you can always try it again and improve next time. It is very easy to turn back and follow the trail back to your car. Failing is not trying again.

This is a conditioning hike so many hikers on this trail are in training. Members on this hike are advanced, experienced, fit and dedicated that are training for Peaks over 10000 feet in elevation.

For our Monday conditioning hike we will hike for an hour, take a 10 minute break, and then return the way we came. Because it is steeper the distance will not be too great, but it will still be a nice workout. Due to the earlier sunsets it would be a good idea to bring a headlamp or flashlight.

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WHAT TO BRING:

• Shoes with good traction

• Water

• Sunscreen

• Light snack

• Trekking Poles (if you use them)

• FLASHLIGHT and/or HEADLAMP!

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AFTER THE HIKE:

There is a little burger place called Copper Locks where we park, so after the hike we will grab a slice before heading home. This bit is optional, but it is always fun!

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Waiver of Liability/Disclaimer: Please read before signing up for this event.

These organizers are not professional hikers or trained leaders and are not medically trained to handle emergencies. Please carry a personal medical emergency kit and any medications you need. Hiking is an inherently dangerous activity that can lead to serious injuries including but not limited to slip and fall injuries, fractures, rattlesnake bite, heat exhaustion, poison oak, ticks and frostbite. By participation in this event/hike you agree to not hold these organizers liable for any harm that may come to you, your guests, or your property. Always remember to let the event organizer know if you are leaving the group. Stay on the trail, never hike alone and use your own common sense.

Skyline Drive

Skyline Drive is a popular fire trail in the Cleveland National Forest. We will hike for about 2 hours and complete around 5 miles with breaks to take in the view. This uphill hike is a nice conditioning hike to prepare us for more strenuous events. We will meet at the trailhead at 5:45 pm and begin our hike promptly at 6:00 p.m.

RSVP: Only if you are planning to attend!

Bring plenty of water and sunscreen - there is no shade on this hike. Trail shoes or tennis shoes with very good traction are recommended.

Do not leave valuables in your parked car. Be VERY careful getting in and out of your car - the traffic is moving very fast through there!

Waiver of Liability/Disclaimer: Please read before signing up for this event.

These organizers are not professional hikers or trained leaders and are not medically trained to handle emergencies. Please carry a personal medical emergency kit and any medications you need. Hiking is an inherently dangerous activity that can lead to serious injuries including but not limited to slip and fall injuries, fractures, rattlesnake bite, heat exhaustion, poison oak, ticks, and frostbite. By participating in this event/hike you agree to not hold these organizers liable for any harm that may come to you, your guests, or your property. Always remember to let the event organizer know if you are leaving the group. Stay on the trail, never hike alone and use your own common sense.

We will meet at the parking lot just north of Choco Bakery & Cafe at 5:45 pm and start the hiking promptly at 6:00 pm following a 15 minute social.

Fresno Canyon Trail
After learning that Fresno Canyon is actually City of Corona property, we did some exploring. It is a well-kept trail that leads from Green River up to the Cleveland National Forest. We worked with the City to get this officially designated as a trail and replaced the Private Property/No Trespassing signs with legit trail head signage!

http://photos1.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/9/3/8/2/600_454177762.jpeg

The hike is a more strenuous than the fire road at Skyline, but not too bad. If you go far enough up the trail (a few miles) it gets very steep and challenging.

Level: Advanced Beginner-Moderate. This is a good hike for an advanced beginner to improve their hiking skill to intermediate level hikes.

Advanced beginner is someone who has the fitness level to mountain hike 1 1/2 miles up with an elevation gain of 1200 feet in 40 minutes. The descent is not as difficult. Newbies who have never hiked nor do cardio workouts at a gym with resistance WILL struggle.

If hiking this trail is too difficult for your level at this time it is OK. Turn back anytime, you can always try it again and improve next time. It is very easy to turn back and follow the trail back to your car. Failing is not trying again.

This is a conditioning hike so many hikers on this trail are in training. Members on this hike are advanced, experienced, fit and dedicated that are training for Peaks over 10000 feet in elevation.

For our Monday conditioning hike we will hike for an hour, take a 10 minute break, and then return the way we came. Because it is steeper the distance will not be too great, but it will still be a nice workout. Due to the earlier sunsets it would be a good idea to bring a headlamp or flashlight.

https://a248.e.akamai.net/secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/a/2/5/3/600_452321555.jpeg

WHAT TO BRING:

• Shoes with good traction

• Water

• Sunscreen

• Light snack

• Trekking Poles (if you use them)

• FLASHLIGHT and/or HEADLAMP!

https://a248.e.akamai.net/secure.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/a/a/6/8/600_452383624.jpeg

AFTER THE HIKE:

There is a little burger place called Copper Locks where we park, so after the hike we will grab a slice before heading home. This bit is optional, but it is always fun!

http://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/9/3/a/3/600_454177795.jpeg

Waiver of Liability/Disclaimer: Please read before signing up for this event.

These organizers are not professional hikers or trained leaders and are not medically trained to handle emergencies. Please carry a personal medical emergency kit and any medications you need. Hiking is an inherently dangerous activity that can lead to serious injuries including but not limited to slip and fall injuries, fractures, rattlesnake bite, heat exhaustion, poison oak, ticks and frostbite. By participation in this event/hike you agree to not hold these organizers liable for any harm that may come to you, your guests, or your property. Always remember to let the event organizer know if you are leaving the group. Stay on the trail, never hike alone and use your own common sense.