About us
------ Welcome Hiking Adventurers------
We are a hiking and outdoor adventure meetup group that is part of the Sierra Club, whose mission it is to Explore, Enjoy, and Protect the Planet.
With our group you will find everything from the easiest local beginner hikes (2 miles and 200ft of gain) to half day exploration hikes in our local parks and hills (Whiting Ranch, Laguna Coast Park), to more advanced day long hikes in our scenic mountain ranges (Mt Baldy, Big Bear, Palomar), to multi-day winter sports excursions, to multi-day camping trips, informative programs, and much more!
All our hikes feature a leader and a sweep so you will never get left behind, and we focus on the enjoyment and the safety of the group.
You do not have to be a member of the Sierra Club to participate in any of our hikes!
Come enjoy hiking, camping, and other adventures with an outdoor and environmental organization that has been around for 130 years!
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Upcoming events
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O: Boat Canyon Trails in Laguna Coast Wilderness Park
Boat Canyon Park, 679 Hillcrest Drive, Laguna Beach, CA, USModerate 750ft gain, 6 mile hike up and down the wide trails of this Coastal Park, with cool ocean temps and ocean breeze, leading to an overlook with gorgeous views of the ocean, Laguna, and Newport Coast. Meet in front of the restrooms at Boat Canyon Park across the street from 679 Hillcrest Drive, Laguna Beach 92651.
Level: Moderate (Moderate)
Liability Waiver / Participation Agreement
At the hike, you will be asked to sign the Sierra Club waiver to participate.
Or go to:https://www.sierraclub.org/angeles/orange-county-sierrans RSVP and sign waiver on line. Sign in 3-83 attendeesO: O'Neill Regional Park via Live Oak Canyon trail
Live Oak Trail, 8 Chisolm Trail, Parking lot at end of Meadow Ridge. 8 Chisolm Trail is for reference only. DON'T go to the house!., Trabuco Canyon, ca, USO: O'Neill Regional Park via Live Oak Canyon Trail: Easy-moderate paced, 6mile r/t, about 800ft elevation. Enjoy hiking through California hills and oak groves of O'Neill Regional Park via free access trail off of El Toro Rd. With views of Upper Oso Reservoir. Meet at end of Meadow Ridge Drive & Chisholm Trail. Directions, take El Toro Rd, right turn to Valley Vista Way. Turn right and follow Meadow Ridge Drive to end of street. Bring 2 quarts of water, snacks, sturdy shoes, and $$ for optional dinner after hike
Level: Moderate (easy to moderate)Bring: 2 Quarts water & snacks
Liability Waiver / Participation Agreement
These are Sierra Club sponsored hikes, you will be asked to sign the Sierra Club waiver. The leader sets the pace, if hike too fast or too slow, you may just sign out. For more information, OCSS web link Saves time at the trailhead. Sign up 3-226 attendees
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