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Full Moon Snowshoe to Peter Grub Hut (Not an overnight trip)
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Last year I was asked to do a full moon snowshoe trip. Here it is!!! The description below is copied from the day hike. Please adjust your gear to a night hike/snowshoe trip. The easy access and short distance to Peter Grubb Hut make this trip extremely popular with skiers and snowshoers alike. Chances are, due to the popularity of this trip, you will be able to follow a packed trail all the way into Round Valley. Staying overnight at the hut provides a comfortable way to explore some of the back country to the north, ensuring a degree of solitude that will almost certainly be lacking on the trip to the hut. On clear days you have excellent views of Castle Peak and the Donner Summit area from Castle Pass. How to Get There Just west of Donner Summit take the Castle Peak exit from Interstate 80. Follow signs to the Sno-Park at the east end of the frontage road immediately south of the freeway. To reach the trailhead you must walk back under the freeway to the north side of the westbound off-ramp. Description After walking under the freeway to the westbound off-ramp, begin your hike by following a snow-covered road that climbs above the ramp. Quickly the road turns northwest into mixed forest, where a pair of signs direct snowmobiles to the left and self-powered travelers to the right. Soon the route along the road leads to the open meadow of Castle Valley. Excellent views of the west face of Castle Peak appear as you pass slightly above and west of the valley bottom on a mild grade. Unless your trip happens to occur in the middle of a snowstorm, you should be able to follow the tracks of previous snowshoe or ski parties, due to the high popularity of this trip. Otherwise, periodically placed blue markers will help guide you. Leaving the meadow behind, you continue to ascend mildly up the valley through light-to-moderate forest cover. Near the head of the canyon the grade increases. At two and a quarter miles from the trailhead you stand on top of Castle Pass, where an excellent vista appears of the peaks and ski areas of the Donner Summit region. The ramparts of Castle Peak loom directly above, while the ski runs of Northstar, Boreal Ridge, and Sugar Bowl are clearly seen carpeting the nearby hills. Avoid the tendency to immediately descend from the pass, which leads to the snowmobile area. Instead, continue along the ridge northeast toward Castle Peak, following some old orange triangular signs marked SIERRA SKI WAY, CASTLE PEAK-NORDEN. Eventually the route leaves the ridge and makes a mild descent through light forest for a half mile to the edge of the hill overlooking beautiful Round Valley. Now descend more steeply to the edge of the valley and work your way over to Peter Grubb Hut. The hut is a pleasant destination for a half-day outing, or a fine base camp for further explorations into the lonely territory to the north. The gentle, open slopes of Round Valley provide the perfect environment for skiers practicing their kick-and-glide technique. Retrace your steps back to the trailhead. Trail map: http://gorp.away.com/... Snow Shoe Hike: Peter Grub Hut via Castle Pass Length: 5 miles Elevation gain: 700 feet Contact Person: Gary Pryde 916-224-5535 or nofunallowed@sbcglobal.net Meeting Time 5:00 PM Roseville Sunsplash Essentials to bring: -clothing- (not cotton as cotton kills): Bring layers! snowshoes ski poles -optional, they do help a little with balance on steeper slopes hat- like a ski cap or waterproof cap with a brim gloves snow shoes or leather boots well snow sealed, bring gaiters if you have them warm, wool socks water: 2+ liters snacks and something warm for the organizer... small day pack Directions: If there is any whatsoever possibility of snow, BRING CHAINS!! UNLESS YOU HAVE A FOUR WHEEL DRIVE with some type of snow or all weather tires. Normally, when CALTRANS requires four wheel drive vehicles to put on chains, that is when they close down I-80 completely. You can rent snowshoes at the following two locations: REI Roseville 1148 Galleria Blvd Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 724-6750 REI Sacramento 1790 Expo Pkwy Sacramento, CA 95815 (916) 924-8900 You can also rent snowshoes at the Folsom REI. Remember to pay your driver $3 per hour of drive time.
Roseville, CA 95661 - USA
Saturday, November 20 at 5:00 PM
Attending: 24
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14226919/
Nevada City's Victorian Christmas Outing
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Who else wants to walk around drinking hot Chocolate while enjoying an 1800s Christmas experience? Dress warm, wear a good jacket, gloves and warm shoes We will walk around for an hour and a half looking at all the holiday crafts and fill up on hot cider..This is a very relaxing outing and has lots of things to see and do Enjoy, Listening to Christmas Carolers, Eat Chess Nuts roasted on an open fire, Pick up a few last minute stocking stuffers, lots of places to eat and snack I've been attending this for over 20 years and if this won't put you in the holiday spirit, I don't know what would...Gary Mac email: garypryde@yahoo.com Cell: 916.224.5535 Like to see what it's like? http://www.ncgold.com...
Roseville, CA 95661 - USA
Wednesday, December 1 at 5:00 PM
Attending: 8
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14226875/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Distance: ~ 7 miles.
Duration: ~ 2.5 hours
Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!)
Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed
Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10!
Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk.
Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM.
We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point.
Directions From 50 East-bound:
1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd.
2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd.
3. Turn left at Coloma Rd.
4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Directions from Roseville:
1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic)
2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far)
3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Monday, October 4 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/lqvcpynnbgb/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Distance: ~ 7 miles. Duration: ~ 2.5 hours Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!) Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10! Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk. Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM. We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point. Directions From 50 East-bound: 1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd. 2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd. 3. Turn left at Coloma Rd. 4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Directions from Roseville: 1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic) 2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far) 3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95741 - USA
Monday, September 27 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14566545/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Distance: ~ 7 miles. Duration: ~ 2.5 hours Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!) Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10! Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk. Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM. We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point. Directions From 50 East-bound: 1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd. 2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd. 3. Turn left at Coloma Rd. 4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Directions from Roseville: 1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic) 2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far) 3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95741 - USA
Monday, September 20 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14503655/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Distance: ~ 7 miles.
Duration: ~ 2.5 hours
Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!)
Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed
Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10!
Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk.
Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM.
We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point.
Directions From 50 East-bound:
1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd.
2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd.
3. Turn left at Coloma Rd.
4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Directions from Roseville:
1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic)
2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far)
3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Monday, September 20 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/lqvcpynmbbc/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Distance: ~ 7 miles. Duration: ~ 2.5 hours Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!) Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10! Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk. Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM. We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point. Directions From 50 East-bound: 1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd. 2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd. 3. Turn left at Coloma Rd. 4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Directions from Roseville: 1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic) 2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far) 3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95741 - USA
Monday, August 9 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 15
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14222436/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Distance: ~ 7 miles. Duration: ~ 2.5 hours Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!) Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10! Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk. Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM. We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point. Directions From 50 East-bound: 1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd. 2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd. 3. Turn left at Coloma Rd. 4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Directions from Roseville: 1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic) 2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far) 3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95741 - USA
Monday, August 16 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 6
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14222438/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Distance: ~ 7 miles. Duration: ~ 2.5 hours Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!) Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10! Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk. Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM. We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point. Directions From 50 East-bound: 1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd. 2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd. 3. Turn left at Coloma Rd. 4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Directions from Roseville: 1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic) 2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far) 3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park). 4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park.. Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95741 - USA
Monday, August 23 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14222443/
A Peek at Himalayan Culture - Journey to the Spirit
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
Would you like to hike and raft the Himalayas? Read on. We do not remember dates, only moments. This moment will be one to remember. Step outside and see the world around you. Begin that journey to Incredible India. Proposed activities include trekking and rafting the Himalayas, a peek at an ashram and yogic life, aarti Ganga ceremony, camel caravans and elephant rides in Rajastan, setting foot to ancient temples, fashioning sari, turban tying, tasting authentic Indian cuisine, time permitting we will attend a cooking class, visit to one of the eight wonders of the world; Taj Mahal, the Golden Temple in Punjab, Gandhi Memorial and Embassy area in Delhi and of course shopping. In addition to the local guides, you will have a qualified western guide (yours truly) who has lived/breathed India to the core. 15 Days Guided Tour to Incredible India - Proposed Itinerary and Activities: Fly from SFO to Delhi, transfer to domestic flight for Dehradun then Rishikesh. (Himalayan foothills). Orientation, Aarti ganga, yoga and meditation. Morning yoga, trekking, rafting, sight seeing around Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula and Rishikesh. Aarti Ganga and visit to Parmath Niketan ashram. Trek in Trevengat, shopping (owners expense). Evening: Train from Rishikesh to Amritsar. Visit Golden Temple and Attari (Pakistan border). Trek Kungapuri. Fly to Delhi. Drive to Agra. Tour Taj Mahal, Red Fort then to Jaipur (Rajastan). Sight see Maharaja Place, Ahmed Place, elephant rides, glass place, cenatophs, Kings antique car collection, shopping, hike. Next Udaipur. Udaipur; Lake Pichola (James Bonds Octopussy was filmed here), cultural dance, boating, water palace, Jagnesh Temple, elephant rides. Hike to Kings lodge for sunset view. More sightsee, then Pushkar, visit to temples, camel safari, trekking. Fly to Delhi from Jaipur. Tour Delhi, Lotus Temple, Red Fort, Embassy Area, Mahatma Gandhi memorial, Rajghat, Autubenar (big tower). Shopping. This is the place to shop. Drive to airport. Should you decide to stay after the tour, or travel outside of India (Nepal and Sri Lanka) let me know so we can book you an open date return without penalty. I also have connections in Nepal and Sri Lanka where we can arrange for your journey (separate from this tour). Visit http://www.chintoshin... for pictures of India. Interested? Email me for travel and passport/visa requirements, terms and conditions and refund policy. Monthly installment payments is allowed. What are you waiting for? NOTE: THE RATES ARE REALLY LOW BECAUSE ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS MUST BE FULLY COMPLETE BY JUNE 30, 2011.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Tuesday, November 1 at 7:00 AM
Attending: 3
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14205147/
Monday Night Skate
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
From: http://www.sacramento... : Why skate? Skating is fun and healthy. It is a fun, low-impact aerobic sport. It uses 570 calories an hour while bringing back your childhood. Background: Started by Mari Tonin around 1993, the Monday Night Skate has been lots of fun and exercise for lots of people. The free Monday Night Skate is the largest recreational skate in Sacramento. The group meets at the parking lot at 3rd and S Streets in downtown Sacramento at 7:00 p.m. It then leaves on a 6 to 12 mile skate. For variety, the route of the skate changes from Monday to Monday. Skating with a group is a great way to learn skating. You'll be able to skate much better than you ever could alone. Required skills: Able to skate for a few miles at a moderate speed. Skating lessons are available. Able to stop, If you come to the Monday Night Skate before 7:00 p.m., you can usually get a free stopping lesson. Suggested equipment: Wrist guards. The most frequent injury skaters receive is a broken or sprained wrist. Helmet. If you fall on your head, this could save you from becoming a vegetable. Knee pads. Can prevent a lot of pain and skin rash. Elbow pads. Falling properly to avoid injury requires elbow pads. Falling on a bare elbow can be very painful. When skating is done in the dark: Battery powered lights. Flashing red lights increase visibility. A flashlight or other white light can help you see where your are skating. Also nice: A bottle or canteen of water. For more information: Go directly to "Sacramento Skating": http://www.sacramento... Or call Brian Malone at 916-715-2808, or call Bernard Scoville at 916-447-8288.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Monday, September 6 at 7:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14222449/
Monday Night Skate
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
From: http://www.sacramento... : Why skate? Skating is fun and healthy. It is a fun, low-impact aerobic sport. It uses 570 calories an hour while bringing back your childhood. Background: Started by Mari Tonin around 1993, the Monday Night Skate has been lots of fun and exercise for lots of people. The free Monday Night Skate is the largest recreational skate in Sacramento. The group meets at the parking lot at 3rd and S Streets in downtown Sacramento at 7:00 p.m. It then leaves on a 6 to 12 mile skate. For variety, the route of the skate changes from Monday to Monday. Skating with a group is a great way to learn skating. You'll be able to skate much better than you ever could alone. Required skills: Able to skate for a few miles at a moderate speed. Skating lessons are available. Able to stop, If you come to the Monday Night Skate before 7:00 p.m., you can usually get a free stopping lesson. Suggested equipment: Wrist guards. The most frequent injury skaters receive is a broken or sprained wrist. Helmet. If you fall on your head, this could save you from becoming a vegetable. Knee pads. Can prevent a lot of pain and skin rash. Elbow pads. Falling properly to avoid injury requires elbow pads. Falling on a bare elbow can be very painful. When skating is done in the dark: Battery powered lights. Flashing red lights increase visibility. A flashlight or other white light can help you see where your are skating. Also nice: A bottle or canteen of water. For more information: Go directly to "Sacramento Skating": http://www.sacramento... Or call Brian Malone at 916-715-2808, or call Bernard Scoville at 916-447-8288.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Monday, August 30 at 7:00 PM
Attending: 6
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14222447/
Monday Night Skate
SacramentoTrailMix.com A Hiking & Adventure Group
From: http://www.sacramento... : Why skate? Skating is fun and healthy. It is a fun, low-impact aerobic sport. It uses 570 calories an hour while bringing back your childhood. Background: Started by Mari Tonin around 1993, the Monday Night Skate has been lots of fun and exercise for lots of people. The free Monday Night Skate is the largest recreational skate in Sacramento. The group meets at the parking lot at 3rd and S Streets in downtown Sacramento at 7:00 p.m. It then leaves on a 6 to 12 mile skate. For variety, the route of the skate changes from Monday to Monday. Skating with a group is a great way to learn skating. You'll be able to skate much better than you ever could alone. Required skills: Able to skate for a few miles at a moderate speed. Skating lessons are available. Able to stop, If you come to the Monday Night Skate before 7:00 p.m., you can usually get a free stopping lesson. Suggested equipment: Wrist guards. The most frequent injury skaters receive is a broken or sprained wrist. Helmet. If you fall on your head, this could save you from becoming a vegetable. Knee pads. Can prevent a lot of pain and skin rash. Elbow pads. Falling properly to avoid injury requires elbow pads. Falling on a bare elbow can be very painful. When skating is done in the dark: Battery powered lights. Flashing red lights increase visibility. A flashlight or other white light can help you see where your are skating. Also nice: A bottle or canteen of water. For more information: Go directly to "Sacramento Skating": http://www.sacramento... Or call Brian Malone at 916-715-2808, or call Bernard Scoville at 916-447-8288.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Monday, August 23 at 7:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14222444/
Santa Cruz Ocean Front Hike with Camping one night
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
We will be going to Santa Cruz to hike the water front from the Natural Bridges State Beach through Lighthouse Field State Beach to the Santa Cruz pier. We will then spend time on the beach and in the sun and surf. We will try to arrange a dinner Sunday night for everyone before those headed home leave. For those who want to avoid that Sunday night drive camping will be available at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, 2591 Graham Hill Road Scotts Valley, CA 95060 about a 15 minute drive from the beach. This is an enjoyable walk mostly along the ocean front walk and a lot of fun with plenty to see and experience. Wear layered clothing as the mornings can be chilly, and the afternoons warm. Camera are a must... There is absolutely no alcohol allowed in the park when camping. Camping is $35 for the night but we can have up to 8 people and 8 tents per site so the actual cost would be about $5-$15 each depending upon number willing to stay . With A hike Through the park the next day. Contact: Brian G (916) 276-4809. You will be notified 2 days prior to the trip regarding the final cost. We will arrive at the Natural Bridges State Beach at 10am approx, from there we will start by exploring the beach at the park, and the tide pools then hike along the ocean front with frequent jaunts to the cliff for those interested, the final mile will be in the surf, beginning with the decent to the cliff base with an excursion through waves be prepared to get wet, those not interested may bypass this with a diversion through town. Finally we will arrive at the to the Santa Cruz pier a distance of about 4 miles. So the total distance for the day will be around 8 miles. Everyone will return together after dinner to the cars and head over to the Camping site or home.
Sacramento, CA 95815 - USA
Sunday, August 8 at 6:30 AM
Attending: 26
Fee: Price: USD 5.00 per person
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/13965273/
TRT In Fourteen Days Part 12 Barker Pass to Ward Canyon 12
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
This is changed to Kingsbury Grade to Armstrong Pass 15. If you've ever set you sites on accomplishing one of the greatest hiking experiences this is one you definitely have to sign up for and complete. This is one of a fourteen part series of hikes circumnavigating Lake Tahoe. Know commonly as the Tahoe Rim Trail. We will begin with the shorter sections and continue onto the longer ones as summer arrives and our conditioning improves. In order to qualify for the 165 Miler TRTA patch you will need to become a member of the TRTA. It will cost you $35 USD. The link is: https://www.tahoerimt... You and the others participants that are coming for the day will meet at Sunsplash and carpool if you like to the trailhead. I will meet you there at 9:00am. There is a map below and a google link to get driving directions if you need them. Camping instructions: Camping is wilderness camping. I have a fire permit for your stoves. No camp fires and we must camp within 300 feet of the Tahoe Rim Trail. Wilderness means no, garbage cans ( ie bring a bear canister) no showers and no toilets in camp area. LNT principles for camping apply. If you are unsure of LNT principles you can learn more here www.lnt.org to come here.) I thought it might be helpful to let you know what level of conditioning is expected for this trip. No one wants to be the person that holds up the entire group so if you can out hike me no worries. For those of you who haven't hiked with me here's what condition you should be in to sign up for his hike. You should be able to climb 2000' in an hour over 2 miles. If you don't know if you can do this you can try the training hill in Auburn it's 1000' in one mile. Please don't sign up if your not in this level of conditioning. I reserve the right to bump anyone who I feel does not meet these requirements. Please don't take it personal, get out there and train. Most anyone can get themselves to this level in 90 days. Trailhead: Trailhead Elevation: Spooner to Kingsbury Elevation Map Highlights: To follow Segment Description To Follow Trail Conditions To follow Trail Use This section is open to hikers, bikers and equestrians. * Water - Water is generally available from Watson Lake and Creek, and seasonally available from small seeps between Watson Lake and Brockway. All water found on the trail must be treated before drinking. * Caution Be prepared for sudden weather changes, strong winds, and high altitudes. Please carry a map, as many unmarked trails and fire roads cross the TRT. * Signage - The trail is marked at intervals with light blue, triangular TRT logo signs * Leave-No-TraceThe TRTA supports and encourages LNT practices while on the trail. (see map for details). * Camping is allowed within 300 of the trail and 200 away from a water source. At Watson Lake camp only in designated sites marked by a numbered post and a metal campfire ring with a hinged grill. * Fire Fire danger can be extreme, and fires, camp stoves, and smoking may be prohibited. Check trailhead kiosks or call the USFS (530-543-2600) for current regulations This event is available to current members in good standing.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Saturday, July 31 at 5:00 AM
Attending: 2
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/13181246/
Monday Night Skate
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
From: http://www.sacramento... : Why skate? Skating is fun and healthy. It is a fun, low-impact aerobic sport. It uses 570 calories an hour while bringing back your childhood. Background: Started by Mari Tonin around 1993, the Monday Night Skate has been lots of fun and exercise for lots of people. The free Monday Night Skate is the largest recreational skate in Sacramento. The group meets at the parking lot at 3rd and S Streets in downtown Sacramento at 7:00 p.m. It then leaves on a 6 to 12 mile skate. For variety, the route of the skate changes from Monday to Monday. Skating with a group is a great way to learn skating. You'll be able to skate much better than you ever could alone. Required skills: Able to skate for a few miles at a moderate speed. Skating lessons are available. Able to stop, If you come to the Monday Night Skate before 7:00 p.m., you can usually get a free stopping lesson. Suggested equipment: Wrist guards. The most frequent injury skaters receive is a broken or sprained wrist. Helmet. If you fall on your head, this could save you from becoming a vegetable. Knee pads. Can prevent a lot of pain and skin rash. Elbow pads. Falling properly to avoid injury requires elbow pads. Falling on a bare elbow can be very painful. When skating is done in the dark: Battery powered lights. Flashing red lights increase visibility. A flashlight or other white light can help you see where your are skating. Also nice: A bottle or canteen of water. For more information: Go directly to "Sacramento Skating": http://www.sacramento... Or call Brian Malone at 916-715-2808, or call Bernard Scoville at 916-447-8288.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Monday, August 9 at 7:00 PM
Attending: 5
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14216999/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
SacramentoTrailMix.com
Distance: ~ 7 miles.
Duration: ~ 2.5 hours
Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!)
Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed
Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10!
Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk.
Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM.
We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point.
Directions From 50 East-bound:
1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd.
2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd.
3. Turn left at Coloma Rd.
4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Directions from Roseville:
1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic)
2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far)
3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Sacramento, CA 95841 - USA
Monday, August 9 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/lqvcpynlbmb/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
SacramentoTrailMix.com
Distance: ~ 7 miles.
Duration: ~ 2.5 hours
Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!)
Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed
Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10!
Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk.
Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM.
We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point.
Directions From 50 East-bound:
1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd.
2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd.
3. Turn left at Coloma Rd.
4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Directions from Roseville:
1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic)
2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far)
3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Sacramento, CA 95841 - USA
Monday, August 16 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/lqvcpynlbvb/
Evening Adventure Hike through the Woods and across the River
SacramentoTrailMix.com
Distance: ~ 7 miles.
Duration: ~ 2.5 hours
Difficulty: Intermediate (hike is relatively easy, but very fast-paced; the terrain can be rocky and stickery!)
Dogs: Dogs on Leash Allowed
Regarding RSVPs: I don't need to know if you're NOT coming, and I ignore Maybe responses. We just leave with whomever shows up by 6:10!
Bring a flashlight or headlamp. Wear sturdy shoes (we walk on riverbeds and through brush). Bring plenty of water if the weather is warm, and don't forget bug repellent! This hike tends to move at a brisk pace. If you are looking for a completely relaxed and easy hike, then you will likely be disappointed. I can point out alternate routes for those who would like a more leisurely walk.
Meet inside Hagan Community Park (not the Community Center). There is no entrance fee after 5:45. (Sometimes there is still an attendant at the gate, but she typically lets people through without a problem after 5:30.) Follow the driveway to the end, turn right, keep following straight (past other parking lots) until it dead-ends at a small barn with parking. The gates won't be closed until nearly 10PM.
We meet at 6pm, and leave by 6:10. We won't wait for maybes! (If you are running late, you can call Susan at 408.691.7782.) Starting at Hagan Community Park, we generally follow a figure 8 loop trail that traverses the River Bend (formerly Goethe) Park woods along the river, crosses the bike bridge to William Pond Park in Carmichael where it will do a loop around the pond (water permitting) and then return across the bridge then through an alternate route back to the starting point.
Directions From 50 East-bound:
1. On 50, take exit 15 toward Rancho Cordova and turn left (North) at Mather Field Rd.
2. Turn right at Folsom Blvd.
3. Turn left at Coloma Rd.
4. Turn left onto Chase Dr. (just before the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
5. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Directions from Roseville:
1. Take Sunrise South to Coloma Rd. (which allows you to bypass some of the traffic)
2. Take a right on Coloma Rd. and take it until Chase Dr. (if you get to Folsom Blvd, you went a bit over a block too far)
3. Turn right onto Chase Dr. (just after the High School - there is also a sign for Hagan Community Park).
4. Go straight to the end of Chase Drive and go straight into the park past the gatehouse (unattended), once inside the park, go straight until you need to take a sharp right and drive to the end of the parking area and park to the left nearest the pond - you should see a little red barn right next to where we park..
Facilities: There are public restrooms and drinking fountains at Hagan Community Park, River Bend Park, as well as William Pond Park.
Sacramento, CA 95841 - USA
Monday, August 23 at 6:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/lqvcpynlbfc/
Monday Night Skate
Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group
From: http://www.sacramento... :
Why skate?
Skating is fun and healthy. It is a fun, low-impact aerobic sport. It uses 570 calories an hour while bringing back your childhood.
Background:
Started by Mari Tonin around 1993, the Monday Night Skate has been lots of fun and exercise for lots of people.
The free Monday Night Skate is the largest recreational skate in Sacramento.
The group meets at the parking lot at 3rd and S Streets in downtown Sacramento at 7:00 p.m. It then leaves on a 6 to 12 mile skate. For variety, the route of the skate changes from Monday to Monday.
Skating with a group is a great way to learn skating. You'll be able to skate much better than you ever could alone.
Required skills:
Able to skate for a few miles at a moderate speed. Skating lessons are available.
Able to stop, If you come to the Monday Night Skate before 7:00 p.m., you can usually get a free stopping lesson.
Suggested equipment:
Wrist guards. The most frequent injury skaters receive is a broken or sprained wrist.
Helmet. If you fall on your head, this could save you from becoming a vegetable.
Knee pads. Can prevent a lot of pain and skin rash.
Elbow pads. Falling properly to avoid injury requires elbow pads. Falling on a bare elbow can be very painful.
When skating is done in the dark: Battery powered lights. Flashing red lights increase visibility. A flashlight or other white light can help you see where your are skating.
Also nice:
A bottle or canteen of water.
For more information:
Go directly to "Sacramento Skating": http://www.sacramento....
Or call Brian Malone at 916-715-2808,
or call Bernard Scoville at 916-447-8288.
Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA
Monday, October 4 at 7:00 PM
Attending: 1
Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/ngvcpynnbgb/