Archive for the hike Category
Published June 25th, 2007
Found some time tonight, so, pictures of the Arroyo Seco Hike are posted. Nothing spectacular, but a couple good ones I’m pretty happy with.
Published June 25th, 2007
So yesterday I ventured out with a friend into the Angeles National Forest, to hike the Arroyo Seco from Altadena to Oakwilde. Technically, our plan was to make it all the way up to Switzer Falls, but that will have to do some other time. Up to Switzer and back would have been around 19 […]
Published May 9th, 2007
Well. One of my frequent hiking haunts, Griffith Park, has gone up in flame and smoke. Looking at some news pictures, I’ve often hiked right through the burn area. My Mt. Hollywood Flickr photos are pretty much historical photos now - driving home I could see Mt. Hollywood and the whole side of it was […]
Published March 25th, 2007
What else can go wrong? OK I know you’re not supposed to say that - but I’ve not been saying it, and things keep going wrong, so what the hell, why not.
Was able to get out and hike today. Rich, Dave and I hiked out to Parker Mesa Overlook. Of course, the overlook wasn’t very […]
Published February 26th, 2007
Sunday’s hike was off to the Santa Monica Mountains, heading for a place called Red Rock Canyon. This was a pretty good hike. We could have also done the nearby Calabasas Peak hike, but we instead chose to relax a bit for lunch on the ridgeline above the canyon. It wasn’t a real long hike […]
Published February 19th, 2007
Look at that, I climb up a mountain and the next day there’s a theme that fits perfect.
Published February 18th, 2007
Today, after consulting my hiking book, I set off for Mt. Bell in Griffith Park. Mt. Bell is the third highest peak in the park and it is situated between Mt. Hollywood (the highest point, right behind the Griffith Observatory) and Mt. Lee (home of the big radio tower and the Hollywood Sign). In between […]
