Get Outside and Explore
I drove out to the Blair Valley in early February in search of an old homestead I heard about in Anza Borrego State Park. It was located in the southern section of the park. The relatively isolated Blair Valley of Anza Borrego State State Park, is where you can find the homestead of Marshall South,… Continue reading Ghost Mountain and Yaquitepec
There is a four mile long paved trail along the ridge in San Clemente. There are several other unpaved, un-named trails that branch off from the main paved one. It is possible to hike up to 7 miles, all the way to "The Nob." I went on a 6 mile trail run at sunset, and… Continue reading The San Clemente Ridgeline
From the Quail Hill parking area in Irvine I set out to enjoy the Bommer Canyon Open Access Day. Registration was not required, and it was free to park at the trailhead here, unlike some of the other nearby trailheads. Hope this guide is helpful for planning your hikes on Bommer Canyon Open Access Day.
I went on a 10 mile Mountain Bike Ride and Hike in Black Star Canyon at the Mariposa Reserve. I parked at the trailhead, and road on up the wide flat road, to see how far I would climb into the hills. The wide, flat, sometimes rutted road leading to Black Star Canyon Falls, draws a crowd, especially on weekends. Whether it’s waterfalls, wildflowers, history, or mystery, Black Star Canyon continues to be a magnet to visitors.
I went for a Valentines Day hike in search of peace, and quiet, amongst nature, not to mention poppies. Chino Hills is one of Orange County's largest parks. It's a great place to have some alone time, if you know where to go, and when, since many of the trails can get crowded. My hike… Continue reading Hiking in Chino Hills with Poppies
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