Journey to the Center of the City – Franklin Canyon
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This HDW original is a classic. On this 6-7 mile hike I will take…
Author: dean
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Lower Zuma Canyon Loop
A five-mile loop hike at Lower Zuma Canyon in Malibu. Lunch was at Spruzzo.
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Natoma Loop – Extended Version
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Presidents’ Day Hike – 2020
Our Annual Presidents’ Day Hike at the old Reagan Ranch in Malibu Creek State Park
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How to Clean a Hydration Bladder
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] You might be thinking, “how does something we fill with clean water ever need…
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Save 50% on this Hiking Tent – Offer expires May 30, 2019 at 11:59 PM PDT
I found this great deal on Amazon. Save 50% by using this link. Only $19.99…
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How to Choose and Use Trekking Poles
To get the most out of trekking poles or a hiking staff, follow these steps:…
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Mountain Lion Suffering From Skin Disease, May Be Linked to Poisons
National Park Service researchers recently re-captured the female mountain lion known as P-53 and treated…
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80th Anniversary Commemoration of Stagecoach Road Plaque Dedication
The March 17th event in Chatsworth marks the 80th anniversary of the Stagecoach Road plaque…
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Segments of the Backbone Trail Re-Open Four Months After Woolsey Fire
The Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council helped repair the Backbone Trail section along Kanan in Zuma Canyon. The many fire/post-fire rain damage related tasks included clearing the trail of any hazardous rocks or branches, reestablishing the trail pad by spreading any slough that fell from the hillside onto the trail, and finding large rocks/dirt to fill a very deep rut that was cutting directly across the trail.
