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Borrego Canyon Trail to Red Rock Canyon Hiking

Borrego Canyon Trail to Red Rock Canyon Hiking

Tue, Nov 17, 6:00 PM
From Sunday Hike Los Angeles
2.6

**Whats App Group** [https://chat.whatsapp.com/FjOx9EXXKTuAUhMeCdPyLJ](https://chat.whatsapp.com/FjOx9EXXKTuAUhMeCdPyLJ) **Contact Nick in WhatsApp Group Chat to sign up Carpool or Driver**, Make sure you sign up before you show up. * * Carpool: You will be assigned to a vehicle and receive the driver info through email one day before the event. Let the driver scan your QR code to access your carpool service. Keep a group with your driver. * Driver: You will receive driver instruction and passenger info assigned to you through email one day before the event. Scan the QR code from the passenger to provide your carpool service to get paid The **Borrego Canyon Trail to Red Rock Canyon** is a popular, relatively easy out-and-back hike located in **Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park** in Foothill Ranch / Lake Forest, California. Quick Trail Facts * **Distance:** \~4.3 miles (out and back) * **Elevation Gain:** 452 feet * **Difficulty:** Easy (mostly flat and shaded at first, with sandy or rocky stretches near the end) * **Time to Complete:** About 1.5 to 2 hours **What’s included** * Gas, Vehicle use, Driver effort. **Liability** The organizer and any/all assistant organizers and other attendees are in no way responsible and liable for your personal safety and health state, before, during, and at any time after this event. You acknowledge you are solely responsible for your health, safety, and well-being before, during, and at any time after the event as stated previously. All attendees shall forever hold harmless the organizers and other attendees and unconditionally waive any liabilities resulting from attending and/or participating in this event.

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10 attendees
Ice House Canyon Trail Hiking

Ice House Canyon Trail Hiking

Sun, Nov 22, 5:00 PM
From Sunday Hike Los Angeles
2.6

**Whats App Group** [https://chat.whatsapp.com/FjOx9EXXKTuAUhMeCdPyLJ](https://chat.whatsapp.com/FjOx9EXXKTuAUhMeCdPyLJ) **DM Nick in WhatsApp group to signup carpool or driver or any questions. Make sure you get a ride before you show up.** The Ice House Canyon Trail is a strenuous, popular 7.2 to 9.0-mile round-trip hike in the San Gabriel Mountains near Mount Baldy Village, California, gaining roughly 2,550 to 2,600 feet of elevation up to Icehouse Saddle Trail Overview & Stats * **Distance:** \~7.2 to 9.0 miles round-trip (to the saddle) * **Elevation Gain:** \~2,550 – 2,578 feet * **Difficulty:** Hard / Strenuous * **Estimated Time:** 5.5 to 6 hours **What’s included** * Gas, Vehicle use, Driver effort. **Liability** The organizer and any/all assistant organizers and other attendees are in no way responsible and liable for your personal safety and health state, before, during, and at any time after this event. You acknowledge you are solely responsible for your health, safety, and well-being before, during, and at any time after the event as stated previously. All attendees shall forever hold harmless the organizers and other attendees and unconditionally waive any liabilities resulting from attending and/or participating in this event.

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9 attendees
Learn New Skills-Make New Friends-Experience New Adventure

Learn New Skills-Make New Friends-Experience New Adventure

Sat, Nov 28, 7:00 AM
From 20s & 30s Section of Sierra Club (Angeles Chapter)
4.8

**INFORMATIONAL POSTING ONLY-See Website at** **[www.wildernesstravelcourse.org](http://www.wildernesstravelcourse.org/)** Dear Group Members, particularly the recent swell of new, never-been-backpacking-before-but-want-to-start members: There is a great Sierra Club opportunity that is about to begin….an opportunity that only happens one time each year and it is one of the best outdoor learning experiences the Sierra Club has to offer. This is the Angeles Chapter Wilderness Travel Course (WTC). Some of you have taken the course and are now leaders and/or knowledgeable hikers. For those of you who have not, enrollment in WTC is something you should consider now. The Wilderness Travel Course helps build outdoor skills so hikers can be safe in the backcountry. The course runs for ten weeks and includes four field trips (two one day and two weekend outings). Students learn map and compass navigation skills for competent hiking off-trail, snow travel, rock scrambling techniques, first aid, nutrition and lots more. The course is followed by unforgettable experience backpacking trips, most of which take place in the High Sierra, Sequoia and Yosemite during the summer months. WTC moves you from being a day hiker to a more serious adventurer. You will acquire skills in trip planning, preparation, equipment and wilderness safety to take you into the backcountry in all seasons, beyond roads and trails with new friends that share your interest in the outdoors. Again, the course runs only one time each year and takes place in Southern California in four locations as follows: West Los Angeles (Wednesdays beginning Jan 6th;Orange County (Tuesdays beginning Jan 12th) Long Beach/South Bay (Wednesdays beginning January 20th); San Gabriel Valley (Tuesdays beginning Jan 26th); The four geographic areas fill up well in advance of the class start date so register early. **FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER FOR THE COURSE GO TO: www.wildernesstravelcourse.org**

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3 attendees
Informational Posting-Learn New Skills-Make New Friends-Experience New Adventure

Informational Posting-Learn New Skills-Make New Friends-Experience New Adventure

Thu, Nov 26, 7:00 AM
From Southern California Outdoor Adventurers on Meetup.com
4.8

**INFORMATIONAL POSTING ONLY-See Website** **[www.wildernesstravelcourse.org](http://www.wildernesstravelcourse.org/)** Dear Group Members, particularly the recent swell of new, never-been-backpacking-before-but-want-to-start members: There is a great Sierra Club opportunity that is about to begin….an opportunity that only happens one time each year and it is one of the best outdoor learning experiences the Sierra Club has to offer. This is the Angeles Chapter Wilderness Travel Course (WTC). Some of you have taken the course and are now leaders and/or knowledgeable hikers. For those of you who have not, enrollment in WTC is something you should consider now. The Wilderness Travel Course helps build outdoor skills so hikers can be safe in the backcountry. The course runs for ten weeks and includes four field trips (two one day and two weekend outings). Students learn map and compass navigation skills for competent hiking off-trail, snow travel, rock scrambling techniques, first aid, nutrition and lots more. The course is followed by unforgettable experience backpacking trips, most of which take place in the High Sierra, Sequoia and Yosemite during the summer months. WTC moves you from being a day hiker to a more serious adventurer. You will acquire skills in trip planning, preparation, equipment and wilderness safety to take you into the backcountry in all seasons, beyond roads and trails with new friends that share your interest in the outdoors. Again, the course runs only one time each year and takes place in Southern California in four locations as follows: West Los Angeles (Wednesdays beginning Jan 6th;Orange County (Tuesdays beginning Jan 12th) Long Beach/South Bay (Wednesdays beginning January 20th); San Gabriel Valley (Tuesdays beginning Jan 26th); The four geographic areas fill up well in advance of the class start date so register early. **FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER FOR THE COURSE GO TO: www.wildernesstravelcourse.org**

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LAH3 – Trail 2418 Dickey Leaks – Laurel Canyon

LAH3 – Trail 2418 Dickey Leaks – Laurel Canyon

Sat, Nov 14, 11:00 PM
From SoCal Hash House Harriers
4.9

**LAH3 – Trail 2418 Dickey Leaks – Laurel Canyon** Saturday, Nov 14, 2026 3:00pm **Hares**: Dickey Leaks **Start:** Allenwood Rd & Edwin Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90046 [https://maps.app.goo.gl/AKuwNiJCZKpvPGHi8](https://maps.app.goo.gl/AKuwNiJCZKpvPGHi8) **Trail Info:** This trail is flat. You will like this very flat and easy trail. It is not slippery and there is no dirt or holes in the path that the hare fell into while scouting and nearly died. That definitely did not happen and you will be very safe on this flat, nice trail. A->A, beer checks. Dogs will love it, strolles maybe not so much. Oh, and maybe bring a light! **🍻 On-After:** TBD On-on!🍻

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Trail Maintenance on Echo Mtn.

Mon, Nov 16, 4:00 PM
From SoCal Hikers & Trail Builders
4.9
3 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Canyoneering on Meetup involves joining groups of people to explore outdoor canyon landscapes, often combining hiking, climbing, and swimming. It's an adventurous way to connect with nature and other enthusiasts in your area.

To find canyoneering groups in Los Angeles, search on Meetup by entering 'canyoneering' and selecting the Los Angeles area. You'll see a list of available groups and events tailored to this exciting outdoor activity.

Yes, you can check for canyoneering events happening this weekend on Meetup. Filter your search by date to see events scheduled for the upcoming weekend in the Los Angeles area.

Absolutely! Many canyoneering groups welcome beginners and provide a supportive environment to learn skills in a safe manner. Simply check the group descriptions on Meetup to find those suitable for beginners.

RSVPing for canyoneering events on Meetup is straightforward. Once you find an event you're interested in, click 'RSVP' to let the organizers know that you'll attend.

While some basic trekking gear might be necessary, certain events may provide special equipment like harnesses or helmets. Check the event details on Meetup for specific gear requirements.

Yes, on Meetup, you can join as many adventure groups as you like. This allows you to explore different activities, from canyoneering to other outdoor pursuits, depending on your interests.

While Meetup provides the platform to meet like-minded individuals, building friendships depends on active participation and connections you make at events.

Not all canyoneering events are for beginners. Some require more experience. Be sure to read the event details and ask organizers any questions if you're unsure.

While there's often a variety of groups and events, availability may fluctuate. If there’s no current group, try starting your own canyoneering group in Los Angeles!

Safety in canyoneering events is typically addressed by the organizers. They often provide guidelines and may require attendees to follow specific safety protocols. Always prioritize safety by preparing and following instructions.

Canyoneering events are typically in-person given the nature of the activity. However, some initial informational meetings or discussions could be held online.

Join specialized groups on Meetup and participate regularly. Active involvement often leads to connections with more experienced canyoneers willing to partner for adventures.

Joining Meetup and attending many events is free, but certain canyoneering events might have a fee for equipment or professional guides. Always check event details for costs.

Age policies vary by event. Some may be adult-only while others could be family-friendly. Review each canyoneering event's description on Meetup for age restrictions.