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Matt Davis-Dipsea-Steep Ravine 7.3 mile loop at Stinson Beach Intermediate

STM Calendar Feed - Sat, 2010-09-04 20:16

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

This is a favorite of practically everyone. Details: ~ 7.3 mile moderate to difficult loop ~ 1,600 feet elevation change Proposed Itinerary: 7:30 AM meet at 11th and P and drive to the Pantoll Ranger Station parking lot 9:30 AM estimated arrival at the Pantoll Ranger Station parking lot (parking fee ~$8) 9:40 AM head down the Matt Davis trail to the town of Stinson Beach Wait at the bottom of the Matt Davis trail to regroup. Continue to the beach where we'll eat our packed lunches and enjoy the ocean for about 1.5 hours. Bring a kite or swim clothes, if you'd like. ~1 PM walk up the Dipsea Trail to connect with the Steep Ravine Trail which will take us back to the cars. If you don't know the way, please wait for someone who's done it before. ~ 3:00 PM Arrive back at the cars ~ 5:00 PM return time to Sacramento No dogs allowed per park rules. Please pay your carpool driver approximately $12 for 4 hours of driving time. Try to carpool with people of the same schedule and ability. Contacts: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885 Del Marie (916) 922-8287 Map: http://www.parks.ca.g... Directions to trailhead: I-80 west toward San Francisco Merge onto Hwy 37 at Vallejo Merge onto US-101 S toward SAN FRANCISCO/OAKLAND. Take the CA-1 N exit toward STINSON BEACH. RIGHT onto CA-1/SHORELINE HWY. LEFT to stay on CA-1/SHORELINE HWY. LEFT to stay on CA-1/SHORELINE HWY RIGHT onto PANORAMIC HWY The Pantoll ranger station is on the left IMMEDIATELY after the turn for Pan Toll Rd on the right Estimated time to trailhead: 9:30 AM Ranger contact: Mt. Tamalpais State Park (415) 388-2070

Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA

Sunday, September 12 at 7:30 AM

Attending: 39

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14313889/

Matt Davis-Dipsea-Steep Ravine 7.3 mile loop at Stinson Beach Intermediate

STM Upcoming Events - Sat, 2010-09-04 20:16

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

This is a favorite of practically everyone. Details: ~ 7.3 mile moderate to difficult loop ~ 1,600 feet elevation change Proposed Itinerary: 7:30 AM meet at 11th and P and drive to the Pantoll Ranger Station parking lot 9:30 AM estimated arrival at the Pantoll Ranger Station parking lot (parking fee ~$8) 9:40 AM head down the Matt Davis trail to the town of Stinson Beach Wait at the bottom of the Matt Davis trail to regroup. Continue to the beach where we'll eat our packed lunches and enjoy the ocean for about 1.5 hours. Bring a kite or swim clothes, if you'd like. ~1 PM walk up the Dipsea Trail to connect with the Steep Ravine Trail which will take us back to the cars. If you don't know the way, please wait for someone who's done it before. ~ 3:00 PM Arrive back at the cars ~ 5:00 PM return time to Sacramento No dogs allowed per park rules. Please pay your carpool driver approximately $12 for 4 hours of driving time. Try to carpool with people of the same schedule and ability. Contacts: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885 Del Marie (916) 922-8287 Map: http://www.parks.ca.g... Directions to trailhead: I-80 west toward San Francisco Merge onto Hwy 37 at Vallejo Merge onto US-101 S toward SAN FRANCISCO/OAKLAND. Take the CA-1 N exit toward STINSON BEACH. RIGHT onto CA-1/SHORELINE HWY. LEFT to stay on CA-1/SHORELINE HWY. LEFT to stay on CA-1/SHORELINE HWY RIGHT onto PANORAMIC HWY The Pantoll ranger station is on the left IMMEDIATELY after the turn for Pan Toll Rd on the right Estimated time to trailhead: 9:30 AM Ranger contact: Mt. Tamalpais State Park (415) 388-2070

Sacramento, CA 95814 - USA

Sunday, September 12 at 7:30 AM

Attending: 39

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14313889/

Squaw Creek to Shirley Lake 5 miles Intermediate

STM Upcoming Events - Sat, 2010-09-04 18:44

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

(information from TahoesBest website) What: Shirley Lake It's in Squaw Valley and the trail starts at the end of Squaw Peak Road. It follows Squaw Creek about 2½ miles each way to Shirley Lake, passing gorgeous waterfalls and canyon boulders. (Top of tram to Shirley Lake adds considerable distance.) Going uphill, stay to the left of the creek; going downhill, stay to the right. The trail diverges and disappears at times but just keep following the creek and you'll get there. Length/Difficulty: ~5 miles (~2.5 miles each way) with some strenuous elevation change (I can't say for sure because I haven't done it before). Duration: 3.5-4 hours Bring: Plenty of water and a lunch as we will eat and relax at the lake Appropriate clothing and shoes Mosquito repellent Sunscreen and hat Adventurous attitude since I've never done this one before Dogs okay Directions to trailhead: We hope to arrive at the trailhead around 9:45am I-80 east to Truckee South on Hwy 89 toward Tahoe City Riight on Squaw Valley Road Left on Squaw Peak Road to the end Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, July 16 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 1

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14660640/

Squaw Creek to Shirley Lake 5 miles Intermediate

STM Calendar Feed - Sat, 2010-09-04 18:44

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

(information from TahoesBest website) What: Shirley Lake It's in Squaw Valley and the trail starts at the end of Squaw Peak Road. It follows Squaw Creek about 2½ miles each way to Shirley Lake, passing gorgeous waterfalls and canyon boulders. (Top of tram to Shirley Lake adds considerable distance.) Going uphill, stay to the left of the creek; going downhill, stay to the right. The trail diverges and disappears at times but just keep following the creek and you'll get there. Length/Difficulty: ~5 miles (~2.5 miles each way) with some strenuous elevation change (I can't say for sure because I haven't done it before). Duration: 3.5-4 hours Bring: Plenty of water and a lunch as we will eat and relax at the lake Appropriate clothing and shoes Mosquito repellent Sunscreen and hat Adventurous attitude since I've never done this one before Dogs okay Directions to trailhead: We hope to arrive at the trailhead around 9:45am I-80 east to Truckee South on Hwy 89 toward Tahoe City Riight on Squaw Valley Road Left on Squaw Peak Road to the end Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, July 16 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 1

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14660640/

Loch Leven Lakes 7.2 miles Intermediate

STM Upcoming Events - Sat, 2010-09-04 18:24

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Trail Map Distance: 7.2 miles to the last lake, but you can stop at any point since it's an out and back trail Difficulty level: Intermediate 1,070 feet elevation change Pace: Moderate Lunch: We will relax and enjoy lunch for about 1.5 hours at the last lake. If you are in a hurry, this is not the hike for you. Trailhead: Big Bend Exit on I-80, turn left on Hampshire Rocks Road, drive to parking lot on left past the ranger station. Estimated time to trailhead is 9:20 AM. Description: The trail starts with a steep climb to the first of the Loch Leven Lakes. We will hike to all 4 of the lakes passing lower, middle, upper and having lunch at High Loch Leven. Dogs okay Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, September 17 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 1

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14660427/

Loch Leven Lakes 7.2 miles Intermediate

STM Calendar Feed - Sat, 2010-09-04 18:24

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Trail Map Distance: 7.2 miles to the last lake, but you can stop at any point since it's an out and back trail Difficulty level: Intermediate 1,070 feet elevation change Pace: Moderate Lunch: We will relax and enjoy lunch for about 1.5 hours at the last lake. If you are in a hurry, this is not the hike for you. Trailhead: Big Bend Exit on I-80, turn left on Hampshire Rocks Road, drive to parking lot on left past the ranger station. Estimated time to trailhead is 9:20 AM. Description: The trail starts with a steep climb to the first of the Loch Leven Lakes. We will hike to all 4 of the lakes passing lower, middle, upper and having lunch at High Loch Leven. Dogs okay Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, September 17 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 1

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14660427/

Yosemite's Vernal & Nevada Falls - Up the Mist Trail & Down the John Muir Trail

STM Upcoming Events - Sat, 2010-09-04 18:22

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

RSVPs open March 13, 2011 Yosemite in a Day! Costs: $20 per car for the entrance fee into the park $20 to pay your carpool driver $30 breakfast and dinner money 7-miles total, the first 3 miles are strenuous. Tentative schedule: 5:00 AM meet at REI for carpool arrangements 5:10 AM leave REI (sorry, we can't wait for latecomers) ~7:00 AM McDonald's Restaurant at ~10:00 AM Park at the Happy Isles Trailhead If you have a walkie talkie set it for channel 10-7. ~10:15 AM begin hike, aproximately 5 hours of hiking plus an hour for lunch ~4:30 PM leave park ~6:45 PM stop for dinner ~9:45 PM arrive REI nps.gov Yosemite Start at Happy Isles (shuttle stop 16) Begin the Mist Trail and reconvene at the bridge at the foot of Vernal Falls Continue up the Mist Trail to the top of Vernal Falls Continue the Mist Trail to the top of Nevada Falls. When you get to the top, the bathroom is to the left and the lunch spot is to the right near the bridge. There we'll enjoy the view for awhile, eat and catch our breath. For the return trip we'll follow the John Muir Trail down to loop back around to the bottom of Vernal Falls back to Happy Isles. Bring all your gear, and plenty of food and water. No dogs allowed on the trails. My cell: (916) 224-9885 Distance: 176 miles each way Time: 4 hours each way Directions to McDonalds: Directions

Sacramento, CA 95815 - USA

Saturday, June 4 at 5:00 AM

Attending: 1

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/13787616/

Yosemite's Vernal & Nevada Falls - Up the Mist Trail & Down the John Muir Trail

STM Calendar Feed - Sat, 2010-09-04 18:22

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

RSVPs open March 13, 2011 Yosemite in a Day! Costs: $20 per car for the entrance fee into the park $20 to pay your carpool driver $30 breakfast and dinner money 7-miles total, the first 3 miles are strenuous. Tentative schedule: 5:00 AM meet at REI for carpool arrangements 5:10 AM leave REI (sorry, we can't wait for latecomers) ~7:00 AM McDonald's Restaurant at ~10:00 AM Park at the Happy Isles Trailhead If you have a walkie talkie set it for channel 10-7. ~10:15 AM begin hike, aproximately 5 hours of hiking plus an hour for lunch ~4:30 PM leave park ~6:45 PM stop for dinner ~9:45 PM arrive REI nps.gov Yosemite Start at Happy Isles (shuttle stop 16) Begin the Mist Trail and reconvene at the bridge at the foot of Vernal Falls Continue up the Mist Trail to the top of Vernal Falls Continue the Mist Trail to the top of Nevada Falls. When you get to the top, the bathroom is to the left and the lunch spot is to the right near the bridge. There we'll enjoy the view for awhile, eat and catch our breath. For the return trip we'll follow the John Muir Trail down to loop back around to the bottom of Vernal Falls back to Happy Isles. Bring all your gear, and plenty of food and water. No dogs allowed on the trails. My cell: (916) 224-9885 Distance: 176 miles each way Time: 4 hours each way Directions to McDonalds: Directions

Sacramento, CA 95815 - USA

Saturday, June 4 at 5:00 AM

Attending: 1

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/13787616/

Fall Colors - Big Meadow to Dardanelle's Lake

STM Upcoming Events - Sat, 2010-09-04 15:37

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Bring with you on the trail these directions, the trail map on the right of this paragraph ================> by clicking on the map. It will open in a separate window and then you can drag and drop the picture to onto your desktop and and print it using your pre-viewer software. The trail map has been converted to a JPG file. If you try to just drag and drop the picture without clicking it first, it will open as only thumb nail picture (too small) Please stay with your car group. That way the chances of anyone getting lost will be reduced greatly. Also, if you are not sure which way to go while on the trail, then stop AT ALL FORKS IN THE ROAD and stick with me and my group (even if you want to go faster) and we will figure out the way to the lake. DON'T FORGET YOUR TRAIL MAP Elevation Gain and length: Starting at 7,321 at the trailhead to 8,179, down to 7,671 and up again to 7,764 at the lake. 7 miles round trip. Difficulty: This is a moderate hike (rating 2.9 out of 5) but I hike at an easy pace and like to stop to take photos or just to take in the scenery. Please note that rain will cancel this hike. Bring with you: The trail map (see above), these directions, Hat, Sturdy Waterproof Boots (we may be crossing streams) Jacket and layered clothing for changeable weather (it is October after all), Water (2 liters recommended), Sun Protection, Lunch, Map & Compass, Whistle, Flashlight, First Aid Kit (w/Moleskin), Pocket Knife, money for drivers (For carpoolers, I suggest $3.50 per each hour driving time (Driving time is about 3.5 to 4 hours round trip).) and optional dinner. Directions and summary are adapted from 100 Classic Hikes in Northern California: From the Iron Point (Folsom Park and Ride) take 50 east to Lake Tahoe. Shortly after the drive down to Tahoe Basin there will be junction of highways 50 and 89. Drive south (turn Right) on 89 for 5.2 miles to the signed Big Meadow trailhead. Go 150 yards farther and park in the lot on the left. Walk down to the trailhead. From the trailhead, we will start climbing past Jeffrey pine (and stop to smell them) ponderosa pine, and red and white fir. After about 0.4 mile quaking aspen and Lodgepole pine will flank a gate. Go RIGHT 75 yards farther at a signpost and promptly enter Big Meadow. Cross a wooden bridge and follow the path 0.4 miles through the middle of the green expanse. Resume gentle climbing at 0.8 mile through an open, dry forest where we may see blue lupine, orange Indian paintbrush and aster. At 1.6 miles the climb steepens as we will notice a slender meadow to the right, covered with corn lily, meadow goldenrod, aster and yarrow. The trail junction to Round Lake will be at two miles. Bear RIGHT at the junction, and walk 0.1 mile to a flat. 50 yards farther carefully travel up the unsigned, scant trail to the LEFT, which takes us to a stream 20 yards away. Cross the book, then stroll along the now obvious trail past sage and aspen to cross a bigger creek. The trail gradually drops until you cross Round Lake’s outlet (the lake to the south of Dardanelles) and climbs again and down again to the eastern lakeshore of Dardanelle’s lake. See You All There! Paul

Folsom, CA 95630 - USA

Saturday, October 30 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 22

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14659348/

Fall Colors - Big Meadow to Dardanelle's Lake

STM Calendar Feed - Sat, 2010-09-04 15:37

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Bring with you on the trail these directions, the trail map on the right of this paragraph ================> by clicking on the map. It will open in a separate window and then you can drag and drop the picture to onto your desktop and and print it using your pre-viewer software. The trail map has been converted to a JPG file. If you try to just drag and drop the picture without clicking it first, it will open as only thumb nail picture (too small) Please stay with your car group. That way the chances of anyone getting lost will be reduced greatly. Also, if you are not sure which way to go while on the trail, then stop AT ALL FORKS IN THE ROAD and stick with me and my group (even if you want to go faster) and we will figure out the way to the lake. DON'T FORGET YOUR TRAIL MAP Elevation Gain and length: Starting at 7,321 at the trailhead to 8,179, down to 7,671 and up again to 7,764 at the lake. 7 miles round trip. Difficulty: This is a moderate hike (rating 2.9 out of 5) but I hike at an easy pace and like to stop to take photos or just to take in the scenery. Please note that rain will cancel this hike. Bring with you: The trail map (see above), these directions, Hat, Sturdy Waterproof Boots (we may be crossing streams) Jacket and layered clothing for changeable weather (it is October after all), Water (2 liters recommended), Sun Protection, Lunch, Map & Compass, Whistle, Flashlight, First Aid Kit (w/Moleskin), Pocket Knife, money for drivers (For carpoolers, I suggest $3.50 per each hour driving time (Driving time is about 3.5 to 4 hours round trip).) and optional dinner. Directions and summary are adapted from 100 Classic Hikes in Northern California: From the Iron Point (Folsom Park and Ride) take 50 east to Lake Tahoe. Shortly after the drive down to Tahoe Basin there will be junction of highways 50 and 89. Drive south (turn Right) on 89 for 5.2 miles to the signed Big Meadow trailhead. Go 150 yards farther and park in the lot on the left. Walk down to the trailhead. From the trailhead, we will start climbing past Jeffrey pine (and stop to smell them) ponderosa pine, and red and white fir. After about 0.4 mile quaking aspen and Lodgepole pine will flank a gate. Go RIGHT 75 yards farther at a signpost and promptly enter Big Meadow. Cross a wooden bridge and follow the path 0.4 miles through the middle of the green expanse. Resume gentle climbing at 0.8 mile through an open, dry forest where we may see blue lupine, orange Indian paintbrush and aster. At 1.6 miles the climb steepens as we will notice a slender meadow to the right, covered with corn lily, meadow goldenrod, aster and yarrow. The trail junction to Round Lake will be at two miles. Bear RIGHT at the junction, and walk 0.1 mile to a flat. 50 yards farther carefully travel up the unsigned, scant trail to the LEFT, which takes us to a stream 20 yards away. Cross the book, then stroll along the now obvious trail past sage and aspen to cross a bigger creek. The trail gradually drops until you cross Round Lake’s outlet (the lake to the south of Dardanelles) and climbs again and down again to the eastern lakeshore of Dardanelle’s lake. See You All There! Paul

Folsom, CA 95630 - USA

Saturday, October 30 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 22

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14659348/

Brown's Ravine Trail (El Dorado Hills) - Dog Friendly Hike!!

STM Upcoming Events - Sat, 2010-09-04 12:42

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Last week we had about 10 dogs enjoy this hike with us!! So bring a leash and your friendly dog!!!! You don't have to have (or bring) a dog to enjoy this hike! You should like them though.. Meet in the dirt state park parking lot on the north side of the intersection of Green Valley Rd and Sophia Pkwy (by the east end of the Green Valley Rd Dam) at 7:00am - SEE MAP/LOCATION ABOVE. If you don't have a state park parking pass, you can legally park on the wide shoulders of Sophia Pkwy just south of Green Valley Rd and walk across Green Valley to the parking lot (less than a 1/4 mile walk). We'll begin the hike NLT 7:15am - or sooner if all "Yes" RSVPer's have arrived. We'll hike from the east end of the dam along singletrack trail to the Brown's Ravine Marina (about 45-minutes), then turn around. The dog group will take the lake shore back, letting the dogs have a little fun! Those wanting to hike further can pick up the trail on the other side of the marina and continue east as long as they want before turning around. Those not wanting to hang with the dogs can take the trail back to the starting point. This is an easy hike with a few short hills thrown in for good measure. The trail is fairly wide in most areas with little poison oak and skirts Folsom Lake. The hike should take about 2-hours. Call me if you get lost or are running late. Bryan (916) 220-7546

El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 - USA

Monday, September 6 at 7:00 AM

Attending: 8

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14657990/

Brown's Ravine Trail (El Dorado Hills) - Dog Friendly Hike!!

STM Calendar Feed - Sat, 2010-09-04 12:42

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Last week we had about 10 dogs enjoy this hike with us!! So bring a leash and your friendly dog!!!! You don't have to have (or bring) a dog to enjoy this hike! You should like them though.. Meet in the dirt state park parking lot on the north side of the intersection of Green Valley Rd and Sophia Pkwy (by the east end of the Green Valley Rd Dam) at 7:00am - SEE MAP/LOCATION ABOVE. If you don't have a state park parking pass, you can legally park on the wide shoulders of Sophia Pkwy just south of Green Valley Rd and walk across Green Valley to the parking lot (less than a 1/4 mile walk). We'll begin the hike NLT 7:15am - or sooner if all "Yes" RSVPer's have arrived. We'll hike from the east end of the dam along singletrack trail to the Brown's Ravine Marina (about 45-minutes), then turn around. The dog group will take the lake shore back, letting the dogs have a little fun! Those wanting to hike further can pick up the trail on the other side of the marina and continue east as long as they want before turning around. Those not wanting to hang with the dogs can take the trail back to the starting point. This is an easy hike with a few short hills thrown in for good measure. The trail is fairly wide in most areas with little poison oak and skirts Folsom Lake. The hike should take about 2-hours. Call me if you get lost or are running late. Bryan (916) 220-7546

El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 - USA

Monday, September 6 at 7:00 AM

Attending: 8

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14657990/

Wrights Lake to Mt. Price Peak Via Twin Lakes - 10mi Strenuous - Advanced

STM Upcoming Events - Sat, 2010-09-04 07:52

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

This least climbed peak at 9975ft is only second in height to Pyramid along the crystal ridge. It affords beautiful vistas, and a real challenge to those interested. we will start at wright lake and proceed to twin lakes turning toward Mt. price just before island lake. Once we reach the base most of the assent is class 2 rock scrambling, with the last peak approach reaching class 3 in areas. We will meet at the trail head at 9:00 for a full day of hiking. Difficulty: Advanced Distance: 10mi return Trailhead: 6,980' Mt. Price Summit: 9,975' Elevation gain: 2995 Directions to Trail Head Take Highway 50 to Wrights Lake Road. This road is located about 35 miles east of Placerville (or about 6 miles west of Twin Bridges). Follow the winding Wrights Lake Road for about 9 miles until you reach the Wrights Lake area. there are a number of turns in the road along the way, but the route to Wrights Lake is well signed. Head right to the "Twin Lakes & Grouse Lake Trail". At the trailhead, you can self-issue a required wilderness permit for day hikes . Contact: Brian G. Dogs not recommended. Bring comfortable shoes suitable for rock scrambling, sun screen, warm clothing, for near peak, lunch, water for full days travel.

Folsom, CA 95630 - USA

Sunday, September 26 at 7:00 AM

Attending: 2

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14655458/

Wrights Lake to Mt. Price Peak Via Twin Lakes - 10mi Strenuous - Advanced

STM Calendar Feed - Sat, 2010-09-04 07:52

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

This least climbed peak at 9975ft is only second in height to Pyramid along the crystal ridge. It affords beautiful vistas, and a real challenge to those interested. we will start at wright lake and proceed to twin lakes turning toward Mt. price just before island lake. Once we reach the base most of the assent is class 2 rock scrambling, with the last peak approach reaching class 3 in areas. We will meet at the trail head at 9:00 for a full day of hiking. Difficulty: Advanced Distance: 10mi return Trailhead: 6,980' Mt. Price Summit: 9,975' Elevation gain: 2995 Directions to Trail Head Take Highway 50 to Wrights Lake Road. This road is located about 35 miles east of Placerville (or about 6 miles west of Twin Bridges). Follow the winding Wrights Lake Road for about 9 miles until you reach the Wrights Lake area. there are a number of turns in the road along the way, but the route to Wrights Lake is well signed. Head right to the "Twin Lakes & Grouse Lake Trail". At the trailhead, you can self-issue a required wilderness permit for day hikes . Contact: Brian G. Dogs not recommended. Bring comfortable shoes suitable for rock scrambling, sun screen, warm clothing, for near peak, lunch, water for full days travel.

Folsom, CA 95630 - USA

Sunday, September 26 at 7:00 AM

Attending: 2

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14655458/

Hiking Hobgoblins, Flying Pumpkins, Bonfire and Barbecue

STM Upcoming Events - Fri, 2010-09-03 22:35

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Bobby Stineman has offered us the use of his property for an autumn celebration. Activities will include: Short hike and tour of his orchards and Bishop's Pumpkin Farm Hayride Three legged races Volleyball Badmitton Horeshoes Bobbing for apples Pumpkin cannon launching Barbecue/Potluck Bring your own meat to roast, and a small dish to share Bonfire Dogs and kids welcome Starting and ending times are flexible. Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885 Directions: I-80 eastbound Exit Hwy 65 northbound to Wheatland

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, October 16 at 1:00 PM

Attending: 47

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14346689/

Hiking Hobgoblins, Flying Pumpkins, Bonfire and Barbecue

STM Calendar Feed - Fri, 2010-09-03 22:35

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Bobby Stineman has offered us the use of his property for an autumn celebration. Activities will include: Short hike and tour of his orchards and Bishop's Pumpkin Farm Hayride Three legged races Volleyball Badmitton Horeshoes Bobbing for apples Pumpkin cannon launching Barbecue/Potluck Bring your own meat to roast, and a small dish to share Bonfire Dogs and kids welcome Starting and ending times are flexible. Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885 Directions: I-80 eastbound Exit Hwy 65 northbound to Wheatland

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, October 16 at 1:00 PM

Attending: 47

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14346689/

Loch Leven Lakes 7.2 miles Intermediate

STM Upcoming Events - Fri, 2010-09-03 22:16

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Trail Map Distance: 7.2 miles to the last lake, but you can stop at any point since it's an out and back trail Difficulty level: Intermediate 1070 feeet elevation change Pace: Moderate Lunch: We will relax and enjoy lunch for about 1.5 hours at the last lake. If you are in a hurry, this is not the hike for you. Trailhead: Big Bend Exit on I-80, turn left on Hampshire Rocks Road, drive to parking lot on left past ranger station at 9:00. Estimated time to trailhead is 9:45 AM. Description: The trail starts with a steep climb to the first of the Loch Leven Lakes. We will hike to all 4 of the lakes passing upper, middle, lower and finally having lunch at High Loch Leven. Dogs okay Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, September 4 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 53

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/13630241/

Loch Leven Lakes 7.2 miles Intermediate

STM Calendar Feed - Fri, 2010-09-03 22:16

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Trail Map Distance: 7.2 miles to the last lake, but you can stop at any point since it's an out and back trail Difficulty level: Intermediate 1070 feeet elevation change Pace: Moderate Lunch: We will relax and enjoy lunch for about 1.5 hours at the last lake. If you are in a hurry, this is not the hike for you. Trailhead: Big Bend Exit on I-80, turn left on Hampshire Rocks Road, drive to parking lot on left past ranger station at 9:00. Estimated time to trailhead is 9:45 AM. Description: The trail starts with a steep climb to the first of the Loch Leven Lakes. We will hike to all 4 of the lakes passing upper, middle, lower and finally having lunch at High Loch Leven. Dogs okay Contact: Shannon B. (916) 224-9885

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Saturday, September 4 at 8:00 AM

Attending: 53

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/13630241/

Haunted HALLOWEEN Hiking Adventure & Goblin Graveyard Goodies

STM Upcoming Events - Fri, 2010-09-03 14:05

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Join us for your maximum Haunted Halloween Hiking Adventure & Goblin Graveyard Goodies fun!!! You'll never look at Halloween (or yourselves) the same again. Hike will total 3-5 miles in 2.5 hours. Elevation gain is 300'. Stuff to bring: comfortable shoes plenty of water hat camera walking stick All other details remain a mystery. . . Costumes are welcome and encouraged. Please keep in mind, we're still "hiking." Dress for mobility or change for the evening. Cinderella or a ghost (sheet) would have a challenging time, if you know what I mean. http://www.bishopspum... Call Aaron @ 916-203-1308 Great times!

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Sunday, October 31 at 1:00 PM

Attending: 24

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14297433/

Haunted HALLOWEEN Hiking Adventure & Goblin Graveyard Goodies

STM Calendar Feed - Fri, 2010-09-03 14:05

Sacramento Trail Mix Hiking & Adventure Group

Join us for your maximum Haunted Halloween Hiking Adventure & Goblin Graveyard Goodies fun!!! You'll never look at Halloween (or yourselves) the same again. Hike will total 3-5 miles in 2.5 hours. Elevation gain is 300'. Stuff to bring: comfortable shoes plenty of water hat camera walking stick All other details remain a mystery. . . Costumes are welcome and encouraged. Please keep in mind, we're still "hiking." Dress for mobility or change for the evening. Cinderella or a ghost (sheet) would have a challenging time, if you know what I mean. http://www.bishopspum... Call Aaron @ 916-203-1308 Great times!

Roseville, CA 95661 - USA

Sunday, October 31 at 1:00 PM

Attending: 24

Details: http://www.meetup.com/Sacramento-Hiking/calendar/14297433/

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