Angel Vista via Rosewood Trail | Evening Hike with Stunning Views & Snacks! 🥾🌄

Join me for a Friday evening hike at a stalwart of Ventura County trails: Angel Vista. It's a moderate out-and-back hike using the Rosewood Trail leading us up to the 360° view at the top.

We'll park and meet at the beginning of Regal Oak Court and take the lower Rosewood Trail up the tree-lined ravine, then continue on Rosewood Trail all the way up. Angel Vista awaits us at the top with its panoramic view of the Boney Mountains, Sandstone Peak, Conejo Valley, the Oxnard Plains, and if it's clear enough, the Channel Islands.

Bring snacks if you would like, as we'll stop at the top for about 15 minutes to enjoy the view.

* Distance: ~ 5 miles
* Terrain: Some rocky spots, mostly well-maintained
* Time: 6:00 PM start
* Duration: ~2.0 hours
* Elevation: ~900'
* Difficulty: Moderate

https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/angel-vista-rosewood-trail

https://conejo-openspace.org/openspace/ventu-park/

* Parking: Free
* Dogs: No
* Water: No
* Toilet: No
* Sunset: 7:26 PM

**The sun sets at 7:26 pm on Friday. Bring a flashlight or headlamp for the return trip!**

* Weather: Adverse Weather conditions will cancel the hike. Come prepared with a light layer if you get chilled easily.
* Known Dangers: Rattlesnakes, poison oak, possibility to slip and fall.
* Bring: Snack if you need it, a light layer, lots of water, headlamp or flashlight.
* Moonlight: Waxing crescent, 36% illumination, setting ~10:30 PM. Plan accordingly with a light source.

Event may cancel if on the day of the hike fewer than two besides the leader is signed up.

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