Hooray for rain! The fires are out, the air is clear, and you can still get outdoors to explore. From a waterfall to a San Francisco hike through a mystic forest, and a shortened version of a classic on Mount Tam, here are three great ways to get outside … rain or shine.
No need to travel to New Zealand to visit Middle Earth. San Francisco’s Mount Sutro Open Space is practically Hobbiton—a hidden “shire” in the middle of the city. Okay, maybe… Read More
The sublime Forest of Nisene Marks State Park is popular for good reason, but head to its far reaches and you’ll be awestruck by the solitude beneath the looming redwoods.… Read More
Some hiking trails just seem to get better (and more interesting) with rain. Mount Tam's 3.9-mile round-trip Dipsea Trail Loop is at its best when weathering the wets and wilds.… Read More
It's one of the grandest hikes of them all: Sunol Regional Park positively beams…
Combine newly blooming wildflowers and fresh flowing streams with staple redwoods and scenic ridges…
It's one of the grandest hikes of them all: Sunol…
Ingredients for a lush and lovely hike in Berkeley’s backyard:…
You won’t need a lot of fancy footwork to hike…
Combine newly blooming wildflowers and fresh flowing streams with staple…
Sugarloaf Ridge State Park is in the heart of wine…
Catalina Island has the longest stretch of undeveloped coastline in southern California, with 88% of the island designated as a…
Packing list: snowboard, swimsuit, hiking shoes, and going-out clothes. You’re going to need all of it for a weekend in…
