Perfect Early Autumn Evening Hike AND Snacks! Los Robles Overlook Loop 🍁🍂
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Join me for a moderate loop hike in the Conejo Open Space, perfect for a Southern California summer evening.
We'll take a beautiful loop hike, including the Los Robles Overlook trail that offers gorgeous 360° views. Bring a snack if you'd like as we'll be stopping for ~10 minutes at the overlook. 👉🏻 Sunset at the overlook, and twilight on the way down, so bring a flashlight or headlamp. 👈🏻
We'll start at the parking lot at the corner of S. Moorpark Rd and S. Greenmeadow Ave in Thousand Oaks, and hike a ~4.5 mile loop that includes the Los Robles and Los Padres trails. The trails are a mixture of single-track and a bit wider trails.
➡️ Park at the lot at the corner of S. Moorpark Rd and S Greenmeadow Ave in Thousand Oaks. ⬅️
* Distance: ~4.5 miles
* Terrain: Single-track, wider trail, a little bit of sidewalk
* Time: 6 PM start
* Duration: ~2 hours
* Elevation: ~550'
* Sunset: 6:38 PM Bring headlamp or flashlight!!
* Difficulty: Moderate
https://conejo-openspace.org/trails/trail-maps-access-info/
* Parking: Free
* Dogs: No
* Water: No
* Toilet: We will pass one near the beginning of the hike
* Weather: 6 PM temperatures should be ~80F
* Snack break: Bring a snack if you'd like, as we'll take a 10 minute break at the overlook
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 choose, a light layer, water, flashlight.
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