“Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” –George Santayana For the last few years, Hills For Everyone has created an informative video of our accomplishments and upcoming challenges for the next year. Looking back reminds … Read More
Wonders of Wildlife will share some of their amazing animals with us and help us to learn about their importance in our lives and in nature. We will follow the presentation with a short, Docent led hike.
Trail location to be announced. Join us for a 2 part celebration of our local flowers! Part one is this special slide show and presentation, Flowers of the Puente Hills, by Docent Bruce Everett on Thursday February 16, 2017 at the Whittier … Read More
Join us in a Docent lead 4.7 mile strenuous fitness hike that amounts to about 10,000 steps! The hike begins curbside at the Black Walnut trailhead. It leads you through the Skyline trail and back again. Be ready for this … Read More
Join the Habitat Authority for a hike in Sycamore Canyon.
Do you love to hike with your 4-legged best pal? Bring your well socialized dog for a 2 mile hike and enjoy the preserve together. Dogs must be current on vaccinations, remain leashed and under control at all times and … Read More
Join our Docent led 4.7 mile fitness hike that amounts to about 10,000 steps! The hike begins curbside at the Black Walnut trailhead and leads you through the Skyline trail and back again. Be ready for this strenuous fitness hike; … Read More
If you enjoy hiking and biking and our local hills, find out how to contribute to the safety and aesthetics of the Preserve. Trail Watch volunteers: * Report trail hazards to appropriate authorities * Advise trail users of rules and … Read More
We are reeling from the sudden loss a dear friend to the cause of protecting our region. Jeff Yann, a deeply engaged activist from Hacienda Heights died in a snorkeling accident in Hawaii. A longtime leader in the Sierra Club, … Read More
With the Puente Hills Landfill now closed, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisor’s voted on it’s “next iteration.” In a 5-0 vote the project’s Environmental Impact Report and Park Master Plan were accepted. This means trails and other amenities … Read More