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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Hole in the Ground Trail
Hole in the Ground Trail (HIGT on some signs) is a popular mountain biking trail near Donner Summit. This was a group hike on the same trail. On a weekday in late October, we only encountered two solo mountain bikers; … Continue reading
Los Vaqueros Watershed: Tarantula Run half marathon route
In the San Francisco Bay Area, one of October’s characteristics is that it is considered to be tarantula season, when male tarantulas are on the prowl for mating opportunities. During a recent long hike on the Ohlone Wilderness Trail in … Continue reading
Dawn photoshoot at Uvas Creek Open Space Preserve
Recently I had the opportunity to attend a dawn photoshoot in a future open space preserve owned by the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority (OSA). The property, currently not open to the public, will be called Uvas Creek Open … Continue reading
Ohlone Wilderness Trail part 3: Del Valle Regional Park to Sunol Regional Park
This hike was the third, final, and longest stage in my adventure of hiking the Ohlone Wilderness Trail, a regional trail connecting Mission Peak Regional Preserve, Sunol Regional Wilderness, Ohlone Regional Wilderness, and Del Valle Regional Park. All of these … Continue reading
Posted in Alameda County, East Bay, East Bay Regional Park District, Ohlone Wilderness Trail
Tagged Alameda County, Del Valle Regional Park, East Bay Regional Parks District, Mission Peak, Mission Peak Regional Preserve, Ohlone Regional Wilderness, Ohlone Wilderness Trail, Rose Peak, Sunol Regional Wilderness
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PCT from Ward Peak to Tevis Trail
Prior to the 2015 hiking season there was a gap in the immediate Lake Tahoe area of my hikes on the Pacific Crest Trail. During the 2015 hiking season I was able to fill in most of the gap, which … Continue reading
Charity Valley and Burnside Lake Trails to Burnside Lake
Outside Markleeville there is a beautiful area of Alpine County south of the immediate Lake Tahoe region, including Grover Hot Springs State Park surrounded by the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. The park has a hot spring-fed pool, campground, and hiking trails. … Continue reading
Van Sickle Bi-State Park – short waterfall hike
For visitors to the South Lake Tahoe – Stateline area, a visit to Van Sickle Bi-State Park can be a nice break from the usual bustle and casino atmosphere. This hike was short, just 2.5-miles round trip and 1 hour … Continue reading
Ridge Trail Cruz 27-mile hike
This was quite literally an all-day hike, mostly on a long contiguous section of the Bay Area Ridge Trail on the San Francisco Peninsula. It was a supported fund-raiser hike for the Bay Area Ridge Trail Council, whose mission is … Continue reading
Posted in Bay Area Ridge Trail, Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, Peninsula, San Mateo County, Santa Clara County, Santa Cruz County
Tagged Bay Area Ridge Trail, Castle Rock State Park, Long Ridge Open Space Preserve, Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve, San Mateo County, Sanborn County Park, Santa Clara County, Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz Mountains, Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve
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