Hikes for a Fresh Perspective
We’re thinking of everyone affected by the Bobcat Fire and other fires across the state. Huge thanks to our Superheroes: the firefighters and everyone else helping on the frontlines. Check the air quality, then check out these three view-tiful hikes in SoCal for some fresh perspectives.
Peters Canyon East Ridge Loop
Hike Peters Canyon Regional Park in Central Orange County
The Ryan King
Hike Ryan Mountain in Joshua Tree National Park
Hidden Stairways of SF: Urban Hike
San Francisco Hidden Stairways Guided Walk
A Valido Point of View
Hiking Valido Trail to Aliso Peak in Laguna Beach
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View all StoriesTrebek Open Space
While most hikers head over to adjacent Runyon Canyon, instead do the 2-mile hike at Trebek Open Space and pay your respects to the legendary Jeopardy host and philanthropist, Alex Trebek.
ViewRock the Hope at Lake Elsinore
Hike the 4-mile Levee Trail on the shores of Southern California's largest natural freshwater lake, Lake Elsinore, and get a splash of positive energy thanks to the Rock Snake started earlier this year.
ViewWeekend Sherpa Podcast: Take it Outside
Amid a new year that's already had challenges, Brad and Holly discuss the realities of what's happening in the country. And (!) some of the best new hiking trails locally in the Bay Area and SoCal.
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A Very Reno Winter
You’ve never had a winter vacation like Reno Tahoe! The Biggest Little City in the World is also one of the best winter basecamps. The Truckee River flows right through its lively Riverwalk District.
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Trending Stories Northern CA
View all StoriesTamtastical Hike
This 6.8-mile loop through the woods and ridges that make up the northern foothills of Tam offer the best of both worlds: solitude and grandeur. Enjoy quiet trails, tranquil forest, and big views.
ViewHawk-Eyed Sunset
It's one of the best sunset spots in the Bay Area. And Hawk Hill in the Marin Headlands is quieter than usual this year because of few tourists. Enjoy a sweeping panorama 923 feet above the Pacific.
ViewThank You to Our 2020 Team
Thank you to our wonderful 2020 team for bringing the great outdoors home in a most challenging year. Meet our contributors and get ideas from their personal favorite CA adventures this year.
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2021 Hiking Calendar!
Ready to kick off 2021? (Like we have to ask.) Literally kick it off, with a hike! Download the 2021 POST Hiking Calendar (complimentary)—with recommended trails for every month of the year.
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