If you’ve ever been curious to learn more about long walks/pilgrimages, please join us for this very special evening featuring Cicerone Guidebook Authors, Sandy Brown and Dave Whitson.For details, click here (http://eepurl.com/jwJjIY)

If you’ve ever been curious to learn more about long walks/pilgrimages, please join us for this very special evening featuring Cicerone Guidebook Authors, Sandy Brown and Dave Whitson. For details, click here (http://eepurl.com/jwJjIY)

Level: Moderate Distance: 10 milesElevation gain: 282 ft Time: 4.5 hrsType: Out and back Wheelchair friendly: No We will start at Sycamore Canyon Campground Day-use Parking Area and proceed up the Sycamore Canyon Fire Road at a gentle 282-feet incline for 4.9 miles to reach Danielson Ranch multi-use area. This gentle, wide trail is ideal…

This hike is a 7.5 mile ocean walk from Surfers Point to Soter Point at Marina Park. We’ll meet in front of Starbucks at Main St. and Chestnut St. We’ll pass the Ventura Pier on the Promenade, and reach at Soter Point, Ventura’s southernmost point. After a break, we will head back the same route.…

Our hike starts at the Lang Ranch Neighborhood Park. Within a mile of hiking, we seamlessly pass on to the Lang Ranch Open Space.This picturesque area is located in the northeast portion of Thousand Oaks.For the detail information of the hike, click HERE. (http://eepurl.com/jqont-/)

This 9.0-mile hike is considered moderate because of the long distance. The route skirts around the colorful Ventura Marina passing the largest working shipyard between LA and SF. We continue heading northwest as we walk by the Ventura Keys residential area, then onto Pierpont Blvd, passing the “Lanes” with their beach access until we reach…

This hike climbs the forested slopes to a ridge overlooking Malibu Creek State Park, then descends into the idyllic Malibu Creek Valley and the vast meadows. It then follows the creek to Rock Pool (used in South Pacific, Swiss Family Robinson and Tarzan) and Century Lake from where it follows Malibu Creek to the MASH…