Urban Forest Bathing
It’s kind of like a bath, but you have your clothes on… and you’re walking through a forest. Okay, it’s not really like a bath. But it’s just as relaxing! From LA to San Bernardino County, these three hikes close to urban environs let you escape for fresh air, beautiful views, and mindfulness among eucalyptus trees.
Rogers That!
Forest Bathing at Will Rogers State Historic Park in Los Angeles
Ready When You Are: Reno Tahoe
Wide Open Winter Adventures in Reno Tahoe
Elysian Metropolis
Forest Bathe at Elysian Park in Los Angeles
Eucalyptus Loop
Hike Among Towering Eucalyptus Trees in Chino Hills State Park
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Wildflower Hiking Guide
California’s wildflowers will be lovely this spring! So how do you find the best in bloom? Check out POST’s complimentary Wildflower Guide to find the best hiking trails with wildflowers.
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