Join our Docent led 4.7 mile fitness hike that amounts to about 10,000 steps! The hike begins at the horse ring/parking area at Powder Canyon trail-head and leads you through the Skyline trail and back again. Be ready for this … Read More
Join our Docent led 4.7 mile fitness hike that amounts to about 10,000 steps! The hike begins at the horse ring/parking area at Powder Canyon trail-head and leads you through the Skyline trail and back again. Be ready for this … Read More
Join our Docent led 4.7 mile fitness hike that amounts to about 10,000 steps! The hike begins at the horse ring/parking area at Powder Canyon trail-head and leads you through the Skyline trail and back again. Be ready for this … Read More
Join our Docent led 4.7 mile fitness hike that amounts to about 10,000 steps! The hike begins at the horse ring/parking area at Powder Canyon trail-head and leads you through the Skyline trail and back again. Be ready for this … Read More
Hills For Everyone has been participating in the public process related to the update of the Significant Ecological Areas (SEAs) for Los Angeles County. SEA lands have important natural resource values and are proposed for additional protections above what … Read More
Join our Docents for a hike along Beautiful Sycamore Canyon. Learn the history of the Puente Hills. How has the land been used by the people here before us? Dogs and bikes are not permitted on this trail.
A leisurely hike along the ridge between La Habra Heights and Hacienda Heights, with lunch at the turnaround point of the Buddhist Temple on Hacienda Blvd. This is a 3.5 mile, 1,100 foot gain hike through walkways under Colima and … Read More
Enjoy a 5 mile, 1,300 foot gain hike and info about the Powder Canyon Significant Ecological Area. Meet at 9 am at the Powder Canyon entrance at the equestrian ring up Old Fullerton Road, 400 yards west of Harbor Blvd … Read More
Powder Canyon is home to a healthy deer population. Join us for a brisk morning hike in hopes of catching a glimpse of these beautiful animals.
Join is for coffee and snacks. Chat with a Ranger about our trails and the work they do to protect them. Docents will follow up the Q&A with an interpretive hike.