Sierra Peak via Pipeline Trail and Coal Canyon Trail

Sierra Peak via Pipeline Trail and Coal Canyon Trail on AllTrails
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/sierra-peak-via-pipeline-trail-and-coal-canyon-trail

We will park/ meet at Green River golf club at 8:50
5215 greenriver Corona CA
But DONT GO UP TO GOLF CLUB, keep going down on the road to parking under the 91 freeway
We will start the hike at 9 am sharp!

We will take pipeline trail to Sierra peak and descend via coal canyon trail.

Once on the summit, you are rewarded with great views in every direction, assuming we get a nice clear day. We will take a break along the summit, enjoy the views, a snack and drinks.

After the hike, for those interested, we will have lunch at J sushi on greenriver road.

HIKE STATS/INFORMATION:

Location: 5215 greenriver Corona CA, parking under 91 freeway to Sierra Peak.

Distance: 12.7 miles loop, Out-and-back round trip

Hiking time: Approximately 5 hours (round trip).

Elevation Gain/Loss: 2,713 Feet

Difficulty: Intermediate. Steep part up is hard

NOT FOR BEGINNERS

Except for breaks and scrambling to the summit, the pace will be approximately 2.5 mph.

WHAT TO BRING

• Good attitude! You will be hiking at least 5 hours.

• Bring plenty of water (at least 3L).

• Sun hat, sunscreen, or sunshade shirt, majority of the hike is exposed.

• Energy snacks.

• Boots / trail runners with good traction, and tracking poles advised.

• If you have microspikes, in case of snow around the peak, but most likely not needed.

WAIVER OF LIABILITY/DISCLAIMER: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE SIGNING UP FOR THIS HIKE: BY SIGNING UP AND ATTENDING THIS HIKE YOU AGREE TO NOT HOLD THESE ORGANIZERS LIABLE FOR ANY HARM/INJURIES THAT YOU MAY INCUR FROM THIS EVENT. THESE ORGANIZERS ARE NOT TRAINED TO HANDLE MEDICAL EMERGENCIES. EVERYONE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CARRYING THEIR OWN PERSONAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL KIT AND PERSONAL MEDICATION THEY MAY NEED. YOU ARE ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING IF YOU HAVE THE ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS ACTIVITY. HIKING IS AS INHERENTLY DANGEROUS ACTIVITY THAT CAN LEAD TO SERIOUS INJURIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SLIP AND FALL INJURIES, HEAD TRAUMA, FRACTURES, BLEEDING, SNAKEBITES, HEAT STROKE/EXHAUSTION AND FROSTBITE. ALWAYS REMEMBER TO STAY ON THE TRAIL, LET YOUR HIKE ORGANIZER KNOW IF YOU ARE LEAVING THE GROUP, NEVER HIKE ALONE AND USE YOUR COMMON SENSE.