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Top of the World from Canyon View Park (Level 2 Moderate)

Top of the World from Canyon View Park (Level 2 Moderate)

Sat, Sep 19, 2:00 AM
From Goodwill Ambassadors Travel
4.8

To see more info and/or RSVP for this event we have curated just click hyperlink [HikingOC (Meet to Hike in Orange County & Travel the World)](https://www.meetup.com/hikingoc/events/316522563/) . Please support Member Created Events also on [California Experiences & Outdoor Adventures](https://www.meetup.com/california-experiences-outdoor-adventures/) & [Hike, Bike, Kayak & Walk SoCal](https://www.meetup.com/hike-bike-kayak-walk-socal/) . \*\*\*Make sure you tell the hosting group how you discovered their WOW Event and let them know if they desire they can cross-post their events on our 2 Florida Meetup Groups.

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Another Overnighter! 
~ Pacifico Mountain ~

Another Overnighter! ~ Pacifico Mountain ~

Sat, Sep 19, 3:00 PM
From So Cal Happy Hour Hiking & Backpacking
4.9

**>>>FOR THOSE THAT ARE BACKPACKING, MEET AT THE TRAILHEAD AT 8AM<<<** **Camp overnight on a peaceful mountaintop, at 7,100’ elevation.** **The campground is FREE, with picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets.** **There is no water at the campground.** **Drive up to Mill Creek Summit Picnic Area off Angeles Forest Hwy.** **GOOGLE FOR DIRECTIONS** **Adventure Pass is required at the campground.** **If backpacking, Adventure Pass not required if you park directly across the highway from the Mill Creek sign.** **\>\>HIKE/BACKPACK:** **Meet at 8am at the trailhead.** **PCT trailhead leading up to the campground is next to the Mill Creek sign.** **It’s a 6 mile hike on the PCT up to the campground, approx 2,000’ gain.** **No need to carry extra water, we’ll have plenty of water for you.** **\>\>DRIVE/CARPACK/BIKE/BIKEPACK:** **Start anytime.** **Use the fire road just past the fire station.** **It’s 6 miles on the dirt fire road.** **High clearance vehicles recommended during the last mile to the campground.** **Outbacks and RAV4’s are fine.** **CAMP RULES: No politics, no drama, no hard drugs, no spitting** **If you have any questions please comment below. Thank You!**

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EARLY Fryman Canyon, Studio City - Rainforest & the Nancy Hoover Pohl Overlook

EARLY Fryman Canyon, Studio City - Rainforest & the Nancy Hoover Pohl Overlook

Sat, Sep 19, 2:00 PM
From Hiking Fryman Canyon in Studio City
4.8

It's time to get outdoors and enjoy a 2 hour hike in Studio City! Please keep your RSVP up to date. But if you can't make it, don't worry, I'm not taking attendance. But if you are on the list and are running just a little late (no more 5 minutes, we'll wait for you, if I get the message.) My number is (818) 644-5859. 3453 Fryman Road (corner of Laurel Canyon and Fryman) MEET AT THE KIOSK IN FRONT. It is right at the beginning of the trailhead. There is a free parking along Laurel Canyon. The County is charging $7.00 to $14.00 to park in the lot. You may want to have the correct amount of cash to use the "Iron Ranger". There is the ubiquitous electronic ticket machine that we've all become used to by now. Or, come early and park on Laurel Canyon (watch for the fire hydrants) or park on Sunshine Terrace. People are coming and going so drive carefully and give yourself plenty of time to find a place. Post a message if you are running late. The parking lot has been filling up in the morning. Try arriving 15 minutes early. The first part of the hike is an uphill climb and considered "intermediate". The rest is a gentle uphill slope. There are wide paths and plenty of room for leashed dogs. The TreePeople have opened their bathrooms and there are drinking fountains for humans and dogs. Bring water, sun protection and hiking shoes, or running shoes. The dirt road and trail can be dusty and slippery. Keep that in mind. "Yes" you can trip and or slip. More info about the park: https://mrca.ca.gov/parks/park-listing/wilacre-park/ We visit TreePeople Park. It is a fascinating spot and while we are there we just do a little exploring. There is a short walk in a secluded section of TreePeople Park which is just beautiful and relaxing. Depending on the mood of the hikers we may extend the hike to take in the Rain Forest or continue on to the Nancy Hoover Pohl Overlook on Mulholland. This could extend the hike to 6 or 9 miles. New in town? New to the Santa Monica Mountains? New to hiking? This is a good place to begin to immerse yourself into Los Angeles.

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Waterskiing/Wakeboarding at the Sacramento Delta: September 24-27

Waterskiing/Wakeboarding at the Sacramento Delta: September 24-27

Thu, Sep 24, 4:00 PM
From Adventures with new friends.
4.8

Greetings All, We will be heading to the Sacramento River Delta. It is a great place to wakeboard, waterski, sky-ski and camp. Century City Ski Club has been going to this location for well over 30 years. This years dates are: June 25-28 July 16-19 August 13-16 September 24-27 You can arrive on the Wednesday afternoon before the trip to setup camp. We will not be supplying anything on Wednesday. The actual trip starts on Thursday morning with Breakfast. The trip ends on Sunday around 11 or 12 in the afternoon. Please help wash and wipe down the boats when they are pulled out of the water. These are 2, 3 or 4 day trips. The costs are: $175 for Saturday-Sunday, $349 Friday-Sunday or $439 Thursday-Sunday If you just want to camp and eat with us, the costs are half of the above prices. Please contact us for more info. We accept Zelle (preferred), Venmo, Checks and Cash. There is an extra fee for campers (RV's $35 per day) and pets ($4 per day). Email us for pricing. Email us for special prices for Thursday-Friday or Thursday-Saturday or Friday-Saturday. Due to excessive fuel prices there might be an added surcharge for fuel. Please email Aaron and Fred (aka David) at [summertrips@ccscsports.org](mailto:summertrips@ccscsports.org) for more info. Please remember that even if you RSVP here, you are not on the trip until we receive your waivers and payment. Before you leave for the delta, contact us to see if there are any others that might need a ride. We do not supply transportation to the delta, so carpooling will help you and others. We supply food and beverages for Breakfast, Happy Hour and Dinner. Lunch is on your own (if we have on Friday and Saturday leftovers you can indulge in, but ask before taking), there is a café near the camp site. We do not supply vests, skis, wake-boards or sky ski's.... BUT... we do have extras, so ask if you don't have any we will try and help. We supply the boat(s). You'll need a tent or RV or Trailer (added fee for parking RV and Trailer) or any other kind of sleeping arrangement (car camping). Please contact us for more info. Please remember to bring lots of sunscreen, a hat and towels. The weather can change from cold to hot and hot to cold in minutes, so bring something to keep warm just in case. I hope to see you at the delta. Regards, Aaron and Fred

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A Hike to the Magic Tree Above Sullivan Canyon

A Hike to the Magic Tree Above Sullivan Canyon

Sun, Sep 20, 3:20 PM
From Temescal Canyon Hiking Group
4.9

**We meet at 8:20 AM and leave at 8:30 sharp.** A six mile hike. Street parking. But you must read the signs. There are restrictions. A dog-friendly hike. DIRECTIONS: (In case your GPS fails you) We are going to Manderville Canyon. Turn on Manderville Canyon Road off of Sunset Blvd. Go left at Westridge Road. Go left at Bayliss Road. (This is where you will most likely park) Walk to Queensferry Road (Good luck finding parking here) WHAT TO BRING: Water Hiking shoes Good mood WHERE: We will meet near the trailhead on Queensferry Road (which is a short one-block street). The house we will be standing in front of is at 2103 Queensferry Road. WAIVER OF LIABILITY: Please read this important disclaimer: The organizer, co-organizers are volunteers and are not professional guides and take no responsibility for any injuries nor accidents that may occur during events. Each person who signs up for a hike is responsible for his or her own safety and the safety of his or her guests and further agree to release and discharge Hike Group, its organizer, co-organizer from and against any and all liabilities arising from your and your guest's participation in the group activities. Please ensure that you are in good health before participating and understand that there is risk involved in your participation.

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🏕️🚵🥾Join Us - FREE Backpack, Bicycle, ebike or Drive Car Camp to Mt Pacifico

🏕️🚵🥾Join Us - FREE Backpack, Bicycle, ebike or Drive Car Camp to Mt Pacifico

Sat, Sep 19, 2:00 PM
From Adventure-us
4.9

**Please join the waitlist for overnight camping at Mt Pacifico Campground!** **Bring your favorite coffee or tea to brew and chillax, and camp overnight on a peaceful mountaintop, at 7,100’ elevation.** **The campground is free, with picnic tables, fire pits, and vault toilets.** **There is no water at the campground.** **Park your vehicle at the Mill Creek Summit Picnic Area off Angeles Forest Hwy.** **Google for directions.** **Adventure Pass not required if you park directly across the highway from the Mill Creek sign.** **\>\>HIKE/BACKPACK:** **Start anytime.** **PCT trailhead leading up to the campground is next to the Mill Creek sign.** **It’s 6 miles on the PCT up to the campground.** **No need to carry extra water, we’ll have plenty of water for you.** **\>\>DRIVE/CARPACK/BIKE/BIKEPACK:** **Start anytime.** **Use the fire road just past the fire station.** **It’s 6 miles on the dirt fire road.** **High clearance vehicles recommended during the last mile to the campground.** **Outbacks and RAV4’s are fine.** **CAMP RULES: No politics, no drama, no hard drugs, no spitting** **If you have any questions please comment below. Thank You!**

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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.