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OUTINGS

The scheduled and tentatively planned outings of the Hundred Peaks Section are below.

OUTINGS ARE FUN
Outings are just plain fun. They give you a chance to explore and enjoy our mountains with friends who share your interests. In fact, one of the main purposes of our outings is to deepen our appreciation of and support for protecting the Los Angeles area mountains. Outings vary in difficulty and pace, which means anyone from novices to trail runners can find trips that fit their conditioning. Most hikes are for people only, but well-behaved dogs are welcome on hikes so designated. And no, you don't need to be a member of the Sierra Club.

WHAT TO BRING
Yourself. Unless otherwise specified, sturdy shoes and outdoor clothing, layers to cope with changing weather, food and water, a first aid kit, a hat!, sunscreen. A sense of wonder, a sense of adventure, a sense of humor...

LIABILITY
Like all organizations, the Sierra Club is sensitive to liability issues arising from our activities. Three specific matters must be addressed:

(1) In the interests of facilitating the logistics of some outings, it is customary that participants make voluntary carpooling arrangements. The Sierra Club does not have insurance for carpooling arrangements and assumes no liability for them. Carpooling, ride sharing or anything similar is strictly a private arrangement among participants. Participants assume the risks associated with this travel.

(2) All participants on Sierra Club outings are required to sign a standard liability waiver. If you would like to read the Liability Waiver before you choose to participate on an outing, please go to:
http://www.sierraclub.org/outings/chapter/forms/
or contact the Outings Department at (415) 977-5528 for a printed version.

(3) Unless otherwise stated, there is no charge or fee to participate in our outings. But a disclaimer: CST 2087766-40. Registration as a seller of travel does not constitute approval by the State of California.

CONTACTING LEADERS
For complete leadership contact information, you should obtain a copy of the Angeles Chapter Schedule of Activities or the Hundred Peaks Lookout. (You can find the Schedule at many outdoors and sporting goods stores.) Or subscribe to our mailing list, where the updated outings are e-mailed every week or two, with leader contact information.

OLD OUTINGS


Scheduled and tentatively planned outings of interest to the Hundred Peaks Section are listed below. Those that have not yet appeared in print are still subject to review and modification. Those that have appeared in print could be revised, too. Check back here a few days before the outing is to take place, or contact the leader(s), to confirm the status of outings before making final plans.

November
Nov 24 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: San Ysidro Mountain (6147'): Canceled. Leaders: DAVE CANNON, MARS BONFIRE
Nov 24 Tue Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lewis (8396'): Mountain bike Hwy 2 from Vincent Gap and hike Lewis for 12 miles round trip with 1800' of gain. Moderate adventure in San Gabriel Mtns. Bring food, water, 10 essentials, helmet, spare tube, bike light and lock. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: KATHY CHEEVER BONFIRE, MARS BONFIRE
Nov 24 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Agua Tibia (4779'): Long strenuous hike of this Lower Peak. 11 miles southeast of Temecula, it is 17 miles round trip, 3200' gain on trail and last ¼ cross country through brush. Pace is moderate to slow. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Nov 25 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Lizard Head (5250'): A strenuous hike on trail and cross-country for 11 miles round trip with 3200' of gain to a peak west of Maricopa. Moderate pace. Suitable only for experienced and conditioned hikers. High clearance 4WD advised. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Nov 27 Fri Hundred Peaks
O: Allen Peak (5795'): Bring your favorite dog and work-off the extra calories that got ingested during your Thanksgiving feasts. This hike will follow a moderate pace. The total hike will be about 8.0 miles round trip with 1300' gain. Most of the hike will follow a dirt road and there is some hiking along a steep firebreak. Please bring: lug soles, water, lunch, windbreaker & a hat. Contact the leader at PeterDoggett@AOL.com for meeting information. Leader: PETER DOGGETT Assistant Leader: JOHN CEDERBERG
Nov 28 Sat Hundred Peaks
O: Condor Peak (5444'), Fox Mountain #2 (5033'): Canceled, replaced with Lookout Mountain #2, below. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, LAURA JOSEPH, PATRICK VAUGHN
Nov 28 Sat Hundred Peaks
Replaces Condor and Fox, above. I: Lookout Mountain #2 (6812'): Ten miles round trip, 2800' gain. Moderately strenuous on trail and over steep, slippery, brushy, cross-country terrain. Bring water, lunch, layered clothing. Contact leaders for meeting time/place. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, LAURA JOSEPH, PATRICK VAUGHN
Nov 28 Sat Hundred Peaks, PV-SB, WTC
O: Palm Springs Tram (8450'), San Jacinto Peak (10,804'): Strenuous hike, 10 miles, 8300' gain to tram with additional 10 miles round trip, 2400' gain to the peak. Very early start. It was too hot in July, so we've rescheduled our annual hike again when it's cooler. We'll attempt to have two groups, hopefully both SJ bound, one faster, the other naturalizing along the way. Of course, any who wish can head back down at the tram after a mere 8300' gain. Bring money for tram ride and taxi back to cars. Send email (preferable) or SASE with carpool information, conditioning/experience to Leader: BARRY HOLCHIN Co-Leaders: WAYNE VOLLAIRE, TONY TRULL, KENT SCHWITKIS
Nov 28 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Mt Baden-Powell (9399'), Ross Mountain (7402'): A strenuous hike on trail and rough trail for 15 miles round trip with 5500' of gain to peaks off Hwy 2 in the San Gabriel Mtns. Moderate pace. Suitable only for experienced and conditioned hikers. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: KATHY CHEEVER BONFIRE, MARS BONFIRE, CHRIS SPISAK, LILLY FUKUI
Nov 28 Sat Hundred Peaks, 20s & 30s
O: Chaparrosa Peak (5541'): Come for a post-Thanksgiving hike of 7 miles round trip with 1200' of gain led by a docent of Pipes Canyon Preserve near Joshua Tree National Park. Optional trip to historic Pioneertown after. Please send recent hikes/conditioning to leader Pamela so that she can make reservations as the group size limited. Rain cancels. Leader: PAMELA ROWE Co-Leader: GINNY HERINGER
Nov 29 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: McPherson Peak (5794'), Peak Mountain (5843'): Join this moderate hike to two great peaks in Northern Santa Barbara County. The total hike should be about 15 miles round trip with 3500' gain. Because of the short days, we might be finishing after sunset, so please bring a functional headlamp. Also, please bring: lug soles, water, lunch, jacket & a hat. Contact Peter at PeterDoggett@AOL.com for meeting information. Leader: PETER DOGGETT Assistant Leader: PAT ARREDONDO
Nov 30 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Santiago Peak (5687'), Modjeska Peak (5496'): A drive-up and a short walk up a fire break for 1 mile round trip with 210' of gain to peaks west of I-15 in Orange County. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Slow pace. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
December
Dec 1 Tue Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from December 21
O: Buck Point (6433'), San Sevaine (5240'): Two easy hikes on road and trail for 4 miles round trip with 1400' of gain to peaks West of Cajon Pass. Moderate pace. Occasional brush. High clearance 4WD advised. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 1 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Mount Bliss (3720'): Replaced by Gilman and San Juan (10 miles round trip and 1850'). Please contact the leaders for meeting time and place. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, INGEBORG PROCHAZKA
Dec 2 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Antimony Peak (6848'), Eagle Rest Peak (6005'): Strenuous hike for 11 miles round trip with 3500' of gain on road and rough cross-country to peaks west-northwest of Frazier Park. Moderate pace. Suitable only for experienced and conditioned hikers. High clearance 4WD advised. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 3 Thu Hundred Peaks
O: Sheephead Mountain (5896'): An easy hike on road and rough trail for 3.5 miles round trip with 800' of gain to a peak southeast of Julian. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE CANNON, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 4 Fri Hundred Peaks
O: Josephine Peak (5558'): Due to Forest Closure, replaced by Butler, etc., below. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 4 Fri Hundred Peaks
Replaces Josephine, above.
O: Butler Peak (8535'), Grays Peak (7920'): A moderate mountain bike and hike outing for 17 miles round trip with 2715' of gain to peaks north of Big Bear Lake. Bring food, water, 10 essentials, helmet, spare tube, bike light and lock. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 5 Sat Hundred Peaks, Airport-Marina
Rescheduled from September 20
I: Round Mountain (5272'), Luna Mountain (5967'), Rattlesnake Mountain (6131'): Moderately strenuous loop tour, up to 10 miles round trip, 3000' gain in the Hesperia Backcountry east of Cajon Pass. We combine roads, trails, and desert fringe cross-country trekking for this adventure as we search for peaks to climb. Much dirt road driving; high clearance vehicles recommended. For trip details send recent conditioning, e-mail rideshare information to Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, PAT VAUGHN, WAYNE BANNISTER
Dec 5 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Owens Peak (8453'): Join us for this challenging hike to this prominent peak in the Mojave Desert near Ridgecrest. 7 miles round trip, 3200' gain. We will have an early start. Consider staying in area Friday night. Email leader for info. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Co-Leader: BILL SIMPSON
Dec 5 Sat LTC, WTC, Hundred Peaks
I: Mount Lowe (5603') Beginning Navigation Clinic: 4 miles, 500' gain. Spend the day one-on-one with an instructor, learning/practicing map and compass. Beginners to rusty old-timers welcome. Not a checkout, but it will help you prepare. Many expert leaders will attend; many I-rated leaders started here in the past. Send SASE, phones, $25 deposit, (Sierra Club, refunded at trailhead) to Leader: DIANE DUNBAR Co-Leader: RICHARD BOARDMAN
Dec 6 Sun Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina, Pasadena
O: Mount Wilson (5710'): Strenuous hike to fabled Mount Wilson on one of the most famous and beautiful trails in the San Gabriel Mountains involves 15 miles round trip and 4800' gain. Bring water, lunch, sturdy boots. Meet at the start of the Mount Wilson trail on Mira Monte Ave 2 blocks east of Baldwin Ave in Sierra Madre at 8 AM. Rain cancels. Leader: JOE YOUNG Assistant: MEI KWAN
Dec 7 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lukens (5074'): Due to Forest Closure, replaced by Oakzanita, etc., below. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 7 Mon Hundred Peaks
Replaces Lukens, above.
O: Oakzanita Peak (5054'), Cuyamaca Peak (6512'): A moderate mountain bike and hike outing for 12 miles round trip with 2600' of gain to peaks south of Julian. Bring food, water, 10 essentials, helmet, spare tube, bike light and lock. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 8 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Clamshell Peak (4380'): Due to Forest Closure, replaced with Santa Paula, see below. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Dec 8 Tue Lower Peaks
Replaces Clamshell outing, above.
O: Santa Paula (4957'): Located NNE of Santa Paula, Ventura County. 12 miles round trip, 4000' gain on trail. Possible alternate route from the city of Santa Paula. Pace is moderate to slow. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Dec 9 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
I: Winston Peak (7502'), Winston Ridge (7002'): We park at the horseshoe turn below Winston Peak and do a steep fun climb to reach the Peak. Then deep down and out to the Ridge. Return via the PCT. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, good footwear. Leaders: BETH MIKA, BOBCAT THOMPSON, JOHN RADALJ
Dec 11 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Bare Mountain (6388'), Cole Point (5604'): Postponed due to Station Fire Closure, replaced with Onyx, Heart Bar and Constance, see below. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 11 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Onyx Peak #1 (9113'), Heart Bar Peak (8332'), Constance Peak (6645'): Three fairly easy hikes in the Big Bear Lake area. Onyx is a drive up, Heart Bar is 4 miles round trip, 1100' gain and Constance 1 1/2 miles round trip, 500' gain. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 12 Sat Hundred Peaks, Wilderness Adventures
I: Marion Mountain (10,362'): Moderate paced hike to Marion Mountain via the Marion Mountain trail. Time and weather permitting we may do Jean and/or Drury as well. Approx 8.6 miles and 2040' gain if we just do Marion. Meet 7 AM the Pomona Park and Ride (this is not the Towne Ave. exit) Call Leader for late breaking details. Bring lunch, water and 10 essentials. Leader: HARVEY GANZ Assistant: BRENT COSTELLO
Dec 13 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Pacifico Mountain (7124'): A beautiful fall hike mostly along the PCT from Mill Creek Summit. 12 miles round trip, 2200' gain includes the last steep half mile. Bring water, lunch, good footwear, suitable clothing layers, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for meeting time/details. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, LAURA JOSEPH, GINNY HERINGER, Naturalist
Dec 13 Sun LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Warren Point Navigation: Navigation noodle at Joshua Tree National Park for either checkout or practice to satisfy the Basic (I/M) or Advanced (E) level navigation requirements. To participate, send email/sase, contact info, navigation experience/training, any WTC, leader rating, rideshare, to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Assistant: HARRY FREIMANIS
Dec 14 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Weldon Peak (6320'): A moderate hike on road and trail for 7 miles round trip with 1600' of gain to a peak above Jawbone Canyon. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 15 Tue Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Deception (5796'), Mount Disappointment (5960'), Barley Flats (5600'): Due to Forest Closure, replaced by Big Pine, etc., below. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 15 Tue Hundred Peaks
Replaces Deception, etc., above.
O: Big Pine Mountain (6800'), West Big Pine (6490'): A strenuous mountain bike and hike outing for 36 miles round trip with 5100' of gain to peaks north of Santa Barbara. Bring food, water, 10 essentials, helmet, spare tube, bike light and lock. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 18 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Little Cahuilla Mountain (5042'), Cahuilla Mountain (5635'): Two moderately strenuous hikes on use trail and trail located about 11 miles south of Idyllwild. Little Cahuilla is 2 ½ miles round trip, 700' gain. Cahuilla is 6 miles round trip, 1100' gain. Pace is moderate to slow. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 19 Sat Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from November 7
O: Palomar Mountain (6140'), Boucher Hill (5438'): Join us for the celebration of both Wayne Bannister's Lead-the-List finish and Ted's List finish on this hike to 2 separate peaks in San Diego County. Total: 5 miles round trip, 1000' gain. Drive between peaks. A separate group will be organized to drive up directly to the celebration on Boucher Hill. Email Ted for info. Leaders: TED LUBESHKOFF, WAYNE BANNISTER Co-leaders: WAYNE VOLLAIRE, PAT ARREDONDO, BILL SIMPSON, PATRICK VAUGHN, BRUCE CRAIG
Dec 19 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Black Mountain #6 (5244'), Red Mountain (5261'): Postponed until January 9. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Co-Leader: PAT VAUGHN
Dec 20 Sun Hundred Peaks
LA Xmas by Night: Spread some cheer and good will with the HPS on our annual trek through downtown LA distributing food and clothing (whatever you can bring) to the homeless living on the streets. Meet at the Chinatown station on the Metro Gold Line at the corner of College St. and Alameda St. at midnight Saturday night. From there well hike to the areas where the homeless usually congregate to make distribution, then crisscross LA, finally winding up at the Original Pantry for breakfast. Then we return to Chinatown. Leaders: STAG BROWN, BOB THOMPSON, JOE YOUNG
Dec 20 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Ken Point (6423'): Hike the PCT and up an open slope for approximately 14 miles round trip, approximately 1700' gain, to a peak south of San Jacinto. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, LAURA JOSEPH, PATRICK VAUGHN
Dec 21 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Buck Point (6433'), San Sevaine (5240'): Date changed to December 1 due to scheduling conflict. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 22 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: Cobblestone Mountain (6733'), White Mountain #2 (6250'): Rescheduled to November 18. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Dec 28 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Rattlesnake Peak (5826'): Strenuous cross-country, moderately paced outing to a steep one in the San Gabriel's, 10 miles round trip, 3700' gain. We plan to do route 2 pioneered by Bill Simpson. Rain cancels. Email leader for details. Leader: PATRICK VAUGHN Co-Leader: WAYNE BANNISTER
Dec 30 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Josephine Peak (5558'): Route determined by trail conditions. 8 miles round trip, 1500' gain. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare point with lunch, water, suitable clothing layers, good footwear, Leaders: ROSEMARY CAMPBELL, DAN BUTLER
January
Jan 1 Fri Hundred Peaks, PV-SB, Long Beach, Natural Science
I: San Jacinto Peak (10,804'), Folly Peak (10,480'), Drury Peak (10,160'), Marion Mountain (10,320') via Snowshoe: Moderately paced, strenuous over varying terrain from the tram. We will attempt up to 4 peaks, resulting in 10 miles and 3500' gain. The leaders have made this San Jacinto pilgrimage for 9 years. The ocean, Mount Charleston and the Channel Islands have often been visible. Take time to learn from our naturalist about the fauna and flora. Bring 10 essentials, lunch, and water. Esase (preferred) or sase with recent conditioning, phone & rideshare information to Leaders: KENT SCHWITKIS, Naturalist: SHERRY ROSS
Jan 4 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lukens (5074'): Due to Forest Closure, replaced by McDill, below. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 4 Mon Hundred Peaks
Replaces Lukens, above.
O: Mount McDill (5187'): A moderate mountain bike outing for 10 miles round trip with 1687' of gain to a peak near Acton. Bring food, water, 10 essentials, helmet, spare tube, bike light and lock. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 5 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Brown (4486'): Canceled due to Forest Closure, replaced by Arrowhead, below. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Jan 5 Tue Lower Peaks
Replaces Brown, above.
O: Arrowhead (4237'): North of San Bernardino, off of Hwy 18. 6 miles round trip, 1200' of gain on trail. Pace is moderate to slow. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Jan 6 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Three Sisters (8100'): A moderate walk on road and trail for 7 miles round trip with 1840' of gain to a peak near Heart Bar Camp in the San Bernardino Mountains. Moderate pace. High clearance 4WD advised. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 6 Wed Wilderness Travel Course
I: Wilderness Travel Course begins in West Los Angeles: Want to become a more competent HPS trip participant or aspire to be a leader? This ten week Wilderness Travel Course uses classroom instruction and field experiences to teach skills for mountain and desert travel. The course includes navigation instruction using topo maps and compass, rock scrambling techniques, snow travel, how to choose equipment, backpacking food and nutrition, wilderness first aid, trip planning and lots more. Class includes two weekend outings. For more information and to be notified when enrollment opens, visit WTC Web site.
Jan 8 Fri Hundred Peaks, Airport-Marina
I: Lookout Mountain #1 (5590'), Asbestos Mountain (5625'): Located 8 miles south-southwest of Palm Desert, these are two short hikes. Lookout is 1 mile round trip, 600' gain. Asbestos is 2 miles round trip, 800' gain. Other routes possible. Pace is moderate to slow. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE, PATRICK VAUGHN
Jan 9 Sat Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from December 19
I: Black Mountain #6 (5244'), Red Mountain (5261'): Join us for this great hike to 2 separate peaks in the Mojave Desert near Ridgecrest, with a drive in between. Black Mtn. is 3 miles round trip, 1500' gain. Red Mtn. is 4 miles, 1600' gain. We will have an early start. Consider staying in area Friday night. Email leader for info. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Co-Leader: PAT VAUGHN
Jan 9 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks, Lower Peaks
O: Nordhoff Peak (4485'): A moderate paced hike to one of the Lower Peaks. Approximately 14 miles and 3500' gain. Time permitting, we may stop off to explore the Town of Ojai on the return trip. Meet 7 AM Sylmar rideshare point. Bring lunch and 10 essentials. Leaders: HARVEY GANZ, MARLEN MERTZ
Jan 9 Sat LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Warren Point (5103'): Practice navigation for Sunday's checkoff on this 6 mile round trip, 1300' gain hike in the pinyon pine and juniper region of western Joshua Tree National Park. We will take a cross-country route to Warren Point and practice micro-navigation skills along the way. Send email (preferred) or sase, with contact info & recent conditioning to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Co-Leaders: ADRIENNE BENEDICT, ANN PEDRESCHI SHIELDS, JANE SIMPSON
Jan 10 Sun LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Warren Point Navigation: Navigation noodle at Joshua Tree National Park for either checkout or practice to satisfy the Basic (I/M) or Advanced (E) level navigation requirements. To participate, send email/sase, contact info, navigation experience/training, any WTC, leader rating, rideshare, to Leader: ROBERT MYERS, Assistant: HARRY FREIMANIS
Jan 11 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Santa Rosa Mountain (8070'): A drive-up to a peak above Palm Desert. May be able to add a short hike to Toro. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 12 Tue Wilderness Travel Course
I: Wilderness Travel Course begins in Orange County: Want to become a more competent HPS trip participant or aspire to be a leader? See Jan 6th write up for more information about his ten week Wilderness Travel Course which includes classroom instruction and field experiences to teach skills for mountain and desert travel. outings. For more information and location, visit WTC Web site.
Jan 13 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Sewart Mountain (6841'), Snowy Peak (6532'), Black Mountain #2 (6202'): A strenuous hike on road and rough trail for 10 miles round trip with 4000' of gain to peaks near Gorman. Moderate pace. Suitable only for experienced and conditioned hikers. High clearance 4 WD advised. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 13 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lukens (5074') from Deukmejian in La Crescenta: Moderate paced 9 miles, round trip, 2900' gain hike. Meet 9 AM at trailhead. Deukmejian Park (exit 210 Fwy at Pennsylvania to N to Foothill and left on New York up to Markridge left for a short distance to park entrance on right.) Bring water, lunch, good footwear. Rain cancels. Leaders: DON SIMINSKI, SARAH KORDA
Jan 16 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
I: Russell Peak (6696'), Backus Peak (6651'): Join us for this hike to these prominent peaks in the Mojave Desert near Ridgecrest. 8 miles, round trip, 4000' gain. Email leader for info. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Co-Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE
Jan 16 Sat Hundred Peaks
I: Sheep Mountain (5141'), Martinez Mountain (6560'): A very strenuous hike on road and rough trail for 18 miles with 5500' of gain to peaks above Palm Desert. Summit involves optional rock climb. Suitable only for experienced and conditioned hikers. Moderate pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHRIS SPISAK, LILLY FUKUI, KATHY CHEEVER BONFIRE, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 16 Sat Hundred Peaks, K-9, La Crescenta
O: Mount Lukens (5074'): Join us on this Mid Winter Hike to the highest point in the City of Los Angeles. Hike from Deukmejian Park in La Crescenta via Crescenta View Trail and fire road. Return via Deukmejian West Trail. Great views to Catalina. 9 miles round trip, 3000' gain. Well-mannered K-9's welcome. Meet 9 AM Deukmejian Park (from 210 Freeway, exit Pennsylvania Ave, go north to Foothill Blvd., left to New York, right to top of New York, left on Markridge 1 block to park entrance on right.) Bring 3 L's (Lunch, Liquids, Lugsoles), goodies to share for Jim's Birthday, and a spirit of adventure. Leaders: BOBCAT THOMPSON, JIM FLEMING
Jan 16 Sat Pasadena, Lower Peaks
O: Hoyt Mountain (4416'): Moderate 5 miles round trip, 1400' gain on fire road and trail. Check out this front range peak in the San Gabriels. Great views of Brown, Josephine and Strawberry. Weather permitting, we will see the San Andreas Fault across the canyon from Georges Gap. Meet 8 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring water, lugsoles, snack. Rain/snow cancels. Leaders: DANA HUNTER, MEI KWAN
Jan 20 Wed Wilderness Travel Course
I: Wilderness Travel Course begins in Long Beach/South Bay: Want to become a more competent HPS trip participant or aspire to be a leader? See Jan 6th write up for more information about his ten week Wilderness Travel Course which includes classroom instruction and field experiences to teach skills for mountain and desert travel. outings. For more information and location, visit WTC Web site.
Jan 21 Thu Hundred Peaks
O: Inspiration Point (5575'), Lost Horse Mountain (5313'): Two easy Joshua Tree National Park hikes for 7 miles round trip with 1620' of gain on dirt road and trail. Moderate pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Park entry fee. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 22 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Round Mountain (5272'), Luna Mountain (5967'), Rattlesnake Mountain (6131'): Three separate hikes of these high desert peaks 10 miles southeast of Hesperia. Cross-country desert hiking. Total for the three hikes is 5 ½ miles round trip, 2000' gain. High clearance vehicles recommended. Pace is moderate to slow. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 23 Sat Hundred Peaks
HPS Annual Awards Banquet: Join us for an evening of fun, festivities, good food and sharing good (and bad) times with old (and new) friends. This year we are returning to the Taix restaurant in Los Angeles. Social hour begins at 5:00 pm and dinner at 6:30. Our speaker will be Bob Cates, Chapter Historian, who will be speaking about "The Great Hiking Era", a presentation rich in history. Silent auction for donated items. Tickets ($30 if paid by 1/17/2010, $35 if after, make check to HPS) will be held at door. Send check, email and/or phone(s), and choice of beef, fish or vegetarian entrée to Reservationist: DAVE COMERZAN
Jan 24 Sun Hundred Peaks
O: Smith Mountain (5111'): Seven miles round trip, 1800' gain. Bring water, lunch, good footwear, suitable clothing layers, 10 essentials.Contact leaders for meeting time/details. Rain cancels. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, JENNIFER WASHINGTON
Jan 25 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Asbestos Mountain (5265'): An easy hike on rough trail for 3 miles round trip with 1000' of gain to a peak above Palm Desert. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 26 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Mount McKinley (4926'): Canceled due to Forest Closure, replaced with Sandstone Sextet, below. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, INGEBORG PROCHAZKA
Jan 26 Tue Lower Peaks
Replaces Mount McKinley outing.
O: Sandstone Sexton: Sandstone (3111'), Boney (2830'), Inspiration (2800'), Exchange (2960'), Tri Peaks (3010'), Big Dome (2900'): Loop hike of these 6 Lower Peaks in the Santa Monica Mtns., 9 miles round trip, 2100' of gain on mostly trail, some bushy, cross country. Pace is moderate to slow. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Jan 26 Tue Wilderness Travel Course
I: Wilderness Travel Course begins in San Gabriel Valley: Want to become a more competent HPS trip participant or aspire to be a leader? See Jan 6th write up for more information about his ten week Wilderness Travel Course which includes classroom instruction and field experiences to teach skills for mountain and desert travel. outings. For more information and location, visit WTC Web site.
Jan 27 Wed Hundred Peaks
O: Queen Mountain (5680'): A moderate hike on road and trail with some rock scrambling near the top for 4 miles round trip with 1000' of gain to a peak in Joshua Tree National Park. Entry fee. Moderate pace. High clearance 4WD advised. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jan 31 Sun Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
I: Snowshoe Outing: Depending on snow conditions, leaders will locate a suitable local peak (or two) for a snowshoe climb in the San Gabriel or San Bernardino Mountains. Email leader for details the week of the outing. Leader: MARLEN MERTZ Co-Leader: DAVID COPLEN
February
Feb 1 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Bernard Peak (5360'), Little Berdoo Peak (5440'): A moderate hike of 7 miles round trip with 1500' of gain to peaks in Joshua Tree National Park. Moderate pace. Park entry fee. High clearance 4WD advised. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Feb 2 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Frankish (4200'): Strenuous hike of this Lower Peak in the San Gabriel Mountains. 10 miles round trip, 2600' gain on use trail and road. Pace is moderate to slow. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Feb 3 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Cross Mountain (5203'): If the gate is open, we will do this peak from Jawbone Canyon Road, short and steep cross-country hike just north of Mojave. This is a strenuous 4 mile round trip, 2200' gain hike. Other peaks in the area possible. If the gate is closed, we will do it from Chuckwalla, a strenuous 12 mile round trip, 4200' gain hike. High clearance vehicle recommended. Pace is moderate to slow. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Feb 3 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Cerro Negro Peak in the San Rafael Mtns: Join us for a moderate mid-winter hike above Descanso Gardens. Hike the beautiful trails and Cherry Canyon, 6-7 miles, 1000' gain on trails and fire roads. Meet 9 AM, La Cañada rideshare point. Bring good footwear liquids and spirit of adventure. Leaders: BOB THOMPSON, BETH MIKA
Feb 6 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
I: San Jacinto Snow Shoe Trip: Moderate paced trek from top of the Palm Springs Tram to Wellman Divide. Approximately 6.6 miles and 600' gain. Time and weather permitting, we may try to bag Jean Peak. Meet 7 AM the Pomona Park and Ride (this is not the Towne Ave. exit) Call Leader for late breaking details. Bring snowshoes, lunch, water and 10 essentials. Leader: BRENT COSTELLO Assistant: HARVEY GANZ
Feb 6 Sat Lower Peaks
O: Glendora Peak (3322'), Azusa Peak (2081'): Join us on an exploratory hike up the locally popular Garcia Trail to Azusa Peak, 2.5 miles round trip, 1050' gain, then drive over to Glendora Peak, 3 miles round trip, 800' of gain. Depending on group, we can hike both on one 10.5 mile hike. Rain cancels. Contact leaders the week prior to the trip. Leaders: DANA HUNTER, MICHAEL GOSNELL
Feb 8 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Quail Mountain (5800'): A moderately strenuous hike for 14 miles round trip with 1400' of gain to a peak in Joshua Tree National Park. Moderate pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Park entry fee. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Feb 10 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Rosa Point (5038'): A very strenuous hike on rough trail and cross-country for 12 miles round trip with 4800' of gain to a peak near the Salton Sea. Moderate pace. Suitable only for experienced and conditioned hikers. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Feb 17 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lukens (5024'): Up the Grizzly Flats Trail and Mount Lukens Truck Trail to highest point in Los Angeles. 11 miles round trip, 2800' gain. Meet 9 AM La Cañada rideshare point. Bring water, lunch, good hiking footwear. Leaders: DAN LUKE, BROOKES TREIDLER
Feb 19 Fri Hundred Peaks
O: Liebre Mountain (5760'), Burnt Peak (5788'), Sawtooth Mountain (5200'): Part drive up, part hike of these three peaks just north of Los Angeles. We will hike Burnt and Sawtooth, and then drive to Liebre. Moderate hiking on use trail of 9.8 miles total, 2500' gain. High clearance vehicles recommended. Pace is moderate to slow. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Feb 21 Sun Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
I: Snowshoe Outing: Depending on snow conditions, leaders will locate a suitable local peak (or two) for a snowshoe climb in the San Gabriel or San Bernardino Mountains. Email leader for details the week of the outing. Leader: MARLEN MERTZ Co-Leader: DAVID COPLEN
Feb 22 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Queen Mountain (5680'), Ryan Mountain (5461'): A moderate rough trail and an easy trail hike totaling 7 miles round trip with 2100' of gain to peaks in Joshua Tree National Park. Moderate pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Park entry fee. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: JOHN RADALJ, MARS BONFIRE
Feb 23 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Mount Muir (4686'): Replaced due to Forest Closure with Temescal, below. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, INGEBORG PROCHAZKA
Feb 23 Tue Lower Peaks
Replaces Mount Muir, above.
O: Temescal (2126'): Road hike up to this Lower Peak in Topango Canyon. 9.4 miles round trip, 1300' gain. Pace is moderate to slow. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Feb 24 Wed Hundred Peaks
O: Ryan Mountain (5461'), Inspiration Point (5575'), Lost Horse Mountain (5313'): Three easy trail hikes totaling 10 miles round trip with 2720' of gain to peaks in Joshua Tree National Park. Entry fee. Moderate pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Feb 24 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Fox Trail, with option to bag Fox Peak (5033'): We take a shortcut to the Trail from Big Tujunga Cyn Road. 10 miles round trip with 1500' gain will give us a good lunch spot. Meet 7:58 AM at NE corner in supermarket parking lot off Foothill Blvd and Mt. Gleason Rd in Tujunga. Bring water, lunch, suitable clothing layers, good footwear. Significant rain cancels. Leaders: RON ROSIEN, GARY BICKEL
Feb 28 Sun Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
I: Snowshoe Outing: Depending on snow conditions, leaders will locate a suitable local peak (or two) for a snowshoe climb in the San Gabriel or San Bernardino Mountains. Email leader for details the week of the outing. Leader: DAVID COPLEN Co-Leader: MARLEN MERTZ
March
Mar 2 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: Meeks Mountain (6277'), Black Mountain #4 (6149'): Located east of Big Bear in the Bighorn Mountains, two moderate cross-country hikes. Meeks is 4 miles round trip, 1000' gain. Black is 4 miles round trip, 800' gain. 4WD vehicles recommended. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Mar 2 Tue Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Tongva Peak (2635') Conditioning Hike: Moderately paced conditioning hike on fireroad. Outstanding views of the LA basin from the top of Tongva Peak. Meet at the intersection of Beaudry Terrace and Beaudry Blvd in Glendale at 6PM. Trailhead is in residential neighborhood. Leader: LAURA WARRINER Co-Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF
Mar 3 Wed Lower Peaks, Orange County
O: Sitton Peak (3273'): A good time of year for a woodsy walk to this local Lower Peak. 10 miles round trip, 1700' gain, pace slow to moderate. Meet 8 AM at South OC rideshare point or 8:30 AM at the Candy Store on Ortega (74) Hwy. Bring water, lunch and lugsoles. Rain or fire cancels. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, RON SCHRANTZ
Mar 5 Fri Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
I: Mayan Peak (6108'), Butterbredt Peak (5997'): Mayan and Butterbredt, total 6 miles/3000' gain. Lots of dirt road driving, high clearance vehicles recommend. Slow Pace. Bring water, lunch boots and appropriate clothing. Rain cancels. Contact leaders (e-mail preferred) for details. Leaders: PATRICK VAUGHN, MARS BONFIRE, WAYNE BANNISTER
Mar 6 Sat Lower Peaks
O: Lower Peaks Committee Meeting: Join us for a hike to Mugu Peak (1266') from PCH, 6 miles round trip, 1266' gain. Following the hike, we will meet with other interested people at La Jolla Valley campground and picnic area in Point Mugu State Park to hold our meeting. In case of rain or other natural disasters, we can meet at Neptune's Net at 42505 PCH in Malibu (310 457 3095). Please contact leaders if interested. Leaders: INGEBORG PROCHAZKA, MICHAEL GOSNELL
Mar 7 Sun Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
I: Rattlesnake Peak (5826'): Strenuous mostly cross-country hike in the San Gabriel Mountains involves 10 miles round trip and 3700' gain. Not suitable for beginners. Bring three liters of water, lug sole boots, lunch, sunscreen, hat. Rain cancels. Meet 7 AM at the Azusa rideshare point. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, LAURA JOSEPH
Mar 9 Tue Hundred Peaks
O: Ken Point (6423'): A moderately strenuous walk on PCT and hiker trails for 16 miles round trip with 2600' of gain to a peak above Palm Desert. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Mar 13 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Lowe (5603'): Join us on Hike 1 of the 7 SoCal Summits Training Hikes; complete all of them and you may qualify for an invitation to Mount Whitney. 13-mile round trip with 3800' feet of gain via Sam Merrill Trail and Castle Canyon Trail to Mount Lowe. No beginners; heavy rain cancels. Meet 7 AM at trailhead: From the 210 Freeway, exit Lake Avenue, head north to its end at Loma Alta Drive in Altadena. Leaders: LAURA WARRINER, MARY FORGIONE
Mar 15 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Warren Point (5103'): An easy hike on road and trail for 4 miles round trip with 1000' of gain to a peak in Joshua Tree National Park. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
Mar 16 Tue Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Tongva Peak (2635') Conditioning Hike: Moderately paced conditioning hike on fireroad. Outstanding views of the LA basin from the top of Tongva Peak. Meet at the intersection of Beaudry Terrace and Beaudry Blvd in Glendale at 6PM. Trailhead is in residential neighborhood. Leader: LAURA WARRINER Co-Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF
Mar 19 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Warren Point (5103'): Located in Joshua Tree National Park, this is a moderate cross-country hike of 4 miles round trip, 1000' gain. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Mar 20 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
I: Scodie Mountain (8453'): Join us for this hike along the PCT to the high point of the Scodie Mountains, a small range at the southeastern end of the Sierra Nevada just south of Walker Pass, overlooking the Mojave Desert. 12 miles round trip, 2500' gain. Email leader for info. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Co-Leader: PAT ARREDONDO
Mar 20 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
I: Snowshoe Outing: Depending on snow conditions, leaders will locate a suitable local peak (or two) for a snowshoe climb in the San Gabriel or San Bernardino Mountains. Email leader for details the week of the outing. Leader: DAVID COPLEN Co-Leader: MARLEN MERTZ
Mar 24 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Sheep Mountain (5141'), Martinez Mountain (6560'): A very strenuous hike on occasionally steep and loose trail for 18 miles round trip with 5500' of gain to peaks above Palm Desert. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Mar 28 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
I: Hildreth Peak (5065'): Hike Hildreth by the beautiful and moderately challenging 16 mile round trip, 3700' gain cross-country route from Agua Caliente Hot Spring on the south side of the peak near Santa Barbara. In contrast to the boring road hike that is usually done, this route follows a river through a beautiful valley with opportunities to swim in clear pools or soak in hot springs. Car or tent camp Saturday night near the trailhead and hot spring for an early start Sunday morning. Send email to Leaders: LAURA JOSEPH, PAT ARREDONDO, WAYNE BANNISTER
Mar 31 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Palomar Mountain (6140'): Walk, don't drive to the Lookout at the high point of the Palomar Mtns. Located in Dan Diego County, 22 miles northeast of Escondido. Estimate 15 miles round trip, 3400' gain. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
April
Apr 2 Fri Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
I: Onyx Peak #2 (5244'): Enjoy rocks and wildflowers in the Southern Sierras on this steep, rocky desert-like peak. Oynx Peak is a scree-and-scramble of 4 miles round trip, 2300' gain. Some dirt road driving, high-clearance vehicles recommended. Rain cancels. For trip details send recent experience, phone & rideshare information to Leaders: PATRICK VAUGHN, MARS BONFIRE, WAYNE BANNISTER
Apr 3 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Wilson (5710'): Join us on Hike 2 of the 7 SoCal Summits Training Hikes; complete all of them and you may qualify for an invitation to Mount Whitney. Hike from Sierra Madre, 15 miles/4800' gain. From the intersection of I-210 and Baldwin Avenue in Sierra Madre, drive north on Baldwin to Mira Monte Avenue. Turn right (east). Go 2 blocks to the start of the Mount Wilson Trail. Park here. No beginners; Email leader for meeting time. Leaders: LAURA WARRINER, MARY FORGIONE
Apr 6 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: Granite Mountain #2 (5633'): A strenuous hike on occasionally steep and loose trail for 8miles round trip with 3000' of gain to a peak southeast of Julian. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Apr 10 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
O: Reyes Peak (7514'), Haddock Mtn (7431'): Hike these especially beautiful forested peaks in the Los Padres National Forest and get a good workout. Moderately paced, strenuous 15 miles, 4500' gain. We'll go up the interesting Chorro Grande Trail rather than driving Pine Mountain Road and drive the road down. Send email to Leaders: LAURA JOSEPH, PAT ARREDONDO, WAYNE BANNISTER
Apr 10 Sat LTC
Leadership Training Seminar : Location TBA.
Apr 13 Tue Hundred Peaks
O: Combs Peak (6193'), Boucher Hill (5438'): Located in San Diego County near Warner Springs. Combs is 5 miles round trip, 1200' gain. Boucher is 3 miles round trip, 600' gain. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Apr 16-18 Fri-Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
Spring Fling 2010: Welcome in the spring with a fund and festive weekend in the San Jacinto Mountains. Join us for some outstanding peak bagging in the area. Check the HPS Website, the Lookout or the Schedule of activities for hikes scheduled. We have a group campground reserved for Friday and Saturday nights at the Hurkey Creek Campground. Join us for potluck on Saturday night. No charges for them campground but reservations are on a first come, first served basis. Send sase/esase to Reservationist: DAVE COMERZAN
Apr 16 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Beauty Peak (5548'), Iron Spring Mountain (5755'): A moderately strenuous hike on occasionally steep and loose trail for 9 miles with 1900' of gain to peaks near Aguanga. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Apr 16 Fri Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
O: Castle Rocks (8600'), Black Mountain #1 (7772'): Hike these two separate peaks near Idyllwild as part of the HPS Spring Fling, with a drive in between. Dirt road driving. The total of the 2 hikes will be 6 miles round trip with 1500' gain. Email leader for info. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Co-Leader: WAYNE BANNISTER
Apr 17 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
O/I: Pyramid Peak (7035'), Pine Mountain #2 (7054'), Lion Peak (6868), Ken Point (6423'): Hike these four peaks along the PCT on the Desert Divide as part of the HPS Spring Fling. 15 miles, 3500' gain. One-way hike with car shuttle. Email leader for info. Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Co-Leader: BILL SIMPSON
Apr 17 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
O: Thomas Mountain (6825'): Another opportunity to avoid a drive up! 13 miles round trip with 2400' gain on the Ramona trail and then join group at the campground for happy hour goodies/potluck. Contact leaders for meeting time and place. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, LAURA JOSEPH, PATRICK VAUGHN, WAYNE BANNISTER
Apr 17 Sat Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
O: Apache Peak (7567'), Spitler Peak (7440'+): Moderate hike on the Desert Divide south of Idyllwild involves 10 miles round trip and 3300' gain, mostly on trail. HPS Spring Fling outing. Bring water, lunch, sturdy boots, sunscreen. Meet 7 AM Fairplex rideshare point. Rain cancels. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, HARVEY GANZ
Apr 17 Sat Hundred Peaks, PV-SB, WTC
New Outing, not yet published
I: Deer Mountain (5586'), Deep Creek Hot Springs (5' deep): 20th semi-annual Deep Creek Hot Springs hike/soak/swim with another shot at Deer Mountain. Moderately pace 17 miles, 5400' gain, mostly utilizing the PCT. Bring 10 essentials, lugs, (swim suit optional), and water tolerant shoes for creek crossing (could be high water - trekking poles recommended). High clearance vehicles desirable for dirt road driving. No beginners. Plan on spending full day - it's near Hesperia. Rain cancels. Send email (preferable) or SASE with carpool and recent conditioning information to Leader: BARRY HOLCHIN Co-Leader: WAYNE VOLLAIRE
Apr 12 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Round Mountain (5272'), Luna Mountain (5967'), Rattlesnake Mountain (6131'): Three easy hikes on rough trail for 6 miles round trip with 2000' of gain to peaks near Hesperia. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
Apr 18 Sun Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
I/O: Rock Point (5280'), Suicide Rock (7528'): Rock Point approximately 4 miles round trip 720' gain on road and cross-country; Suicide approx 6 1/2 miles roundtrip, 1850' gain on trail. Short drive between peaks. Space is limited by wilderness permit restriction for Suicide, so reserve early by email. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, LAURA JOSEPH , PATRICK VAUGHN, WAYNE BANNISTER
Apr 17-18 Sat-Sun LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Indian Cove Navigation: Navigation noodle at Joshua Tree National Park to satisfy the Basic (I/M) level navigation requirements. Sat for practice, skills refresher, altimeter, homework, campfire. Sun checkout. Send email/sase, contact info, navigation experience/training, any WTC, leader rating, rideshare, to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Assistant: HARRY FREIMANIS
Apr 17-18 Sat-Sun Desert Peaks, WTC, Hundred Peaks
I: Martinez Mtn (6560'+): Enjoy desert scenery on this challenging point-to-point backpack featuring a peak in the Santa Rosa Wilderness near Palm Springs. Be prepared to carry extra water. Sat 11 mi, w/approx 3000' gain climbing Martinez Mtn (3+ miles will be x-c). Sun 14 mi hike out with car shuttle return. Send email, phone #s, conditioning, and recent backpacking experience, including comfort w/x-c travel to Leader: DAVE SCOBIE Assistant: BETH EPSTEIN
Apr 20 Tue Lower Peaks
O: Cachuma (4696'), Montecito (3214'): Two Lower Peaks in the Santa Barbara area. Cachuma is 5 ½ miles round trip, 1600' gain on road and steep firebreak. Montecito is 2 miles round trip, 800' gain on trail. Bring water, lunch, lugsoles. Rain or fire cancels. Contact Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
Apr 23 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Palm View Peak (7160'+), Cone Peak (6800'+): Located on the Desert Divide, 8 miles southeast of Idyllwild, this is a moderately strenuous loop hike of 6 miles round trip, 2200' gain on trail and cross-country. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Apr 24 Sat PV-SB, Hundred Peaks, WTC
New Outing, not yet published
M: Strawberry Peak (6164'): Moderate 7 miles round trip, 2500' gain. New route this year because of recent fires: more distance, less gain. Experience and comfort on class 3 rock required. If inclination and time permit, we'll also do Josephine Peak (5558'), adding 3 miles and 700' gain. Meet 9 AM parking area at Angeles Crest/Angeles Forest junction (11 miles from La Cañ'ada). Bring good botos, something with "strawberries" to share on top. Rain cancels. Leaders: BARRY HOLCHIN, BOB BEACH
Apr 24-25 Sat-Sun LTC, WTC, DPS, Desert Committee
I: Places We've Saved Navigation Noodle in Mojave National Preserve: Join us for our eighth annual journy through this jewel of the Mojave; preserved under the California Desert Protection Act, as a result of the efforts of Sierra Club activists and others. A basic to intermediate cross-country navigation day-hike workshop will be conducted out of the Mid Hills area in the pinyon and juniper forests at 5500' elevation. Potluck and social on Saturday, and for those arriving early on Friday. Limited to 14 participants. Send email/sase to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Co-Leaders: VIRGIL SHIELDS, HARRY FREIMANIS
Apr 26 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Fox Mountain (5167'): A moderate hike on rough trail for 5 miles round trip with 2300' of gain to a peak west of Maricopa. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
Apr 26-30 Mon-Fri Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
O: Pacific Crest Trail Backpack: In the northern Angeles National Forest from Agua Dulce through the Sawmill and Libre Mtn. Ranges to the Antelope Valley. Experience the Black Oaks with fuchsia spring growth and the Ca. Poppies in bloom. Moderately paced, 5 days, 60 miles, one-way. Average day will be 12 miles with 2500' gain/loss. No layover days/no beginners. Participants will need to share in expense of a rental van. Send email with H & C phones, city, recent conditioning and backpack experience to jeannstar@sbcglobal.net Leader: TED LUBESHKOFF, Co-leader: PAT ARREDONDO
Apr 28 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Eagle Crag (5078'): A strenuous hike on occasionally steep and loose trail for 18 miles round trip with 3500' of gain to a peak near Aguanga. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Apr 28 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Bare Mountain (6388'): Get bare! 6 miles round trip 1800' gain from Pinyon Flats. 800' gain on return. Moderate pace, meet 8:58 AM La Cañada rideshare point with water, lunch, appropriate footwear and clothing. Leaders: RON ROSIEN, GARY BICKEL
May
May 2 Sun Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
O: Iron Mountain #1 (8007'): Very strenuous outing for experienced hikers only involves 7000' of gain and 16 miles round trip. Bring at least three liters of water, lunch, lug sole boots, sunscreen, hat. Excessive heat or rain cancels. Meet 6 AM Azusa rideshare point for drive to trail head. Call or email leaders if in doubt about the weather. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, LILLY FUKUI, CHRIS SPISAK
May 4 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: Pyramid Peak (7035'), Pine Mountain #2 (7054'), Lion Peak (6868'): Located on the Desert Divide, 11 miles southeast of Idyllwild, this is a moderately strenuous loop hike of 12 miles round trip, 1900' gain on trail and cross country. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
May 6 Thu Lower Peaks
O: Cram (4162'), Morton (4624'): Two Lower Peaks in the San Bernardino Mtns., 7 miles NE of San Bernardino. Approximately 8 miles round trip, 2500' gain on road and trail. Bring water, lunch, lugsoles. Rain or fire cancels. Contact Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, LLOYD JOHNSON
May 8 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
I: Crafts Peak (8364'), Grays Peak (7920'), Butler Peak (8535'): Crafts is 4 miles round trip, 1300' gain. Grays is 6 miles round trip, 1200' gain. If time and conditions permit, we'll drive to Butler Lookout which will require high clearance 4WD vehicles. Contact leaders for meeting time, place, vehicle type. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, PATRICK VAUGHN
May 8 Sat LTC, WTC, Hundred Peaks
I: Beginning Navigation Clinic: Spend the day one-on-one with an instructor, learning/practicing map and compass in our local mountains. Beginners to rusty old-timers welcome, and practice is available at all skill levels. Not a checkout, but it will help you prepare. Many expert leaders will attend, many I-rated leaders started here in t he past. 4 miles, 500' gain. Send sase, phones, $25 deposit (Sierra Club, refunded at trailhead) to Leader: DIANE DUNBAR Co-Leader: RICHARD BOARDMAN
May 10 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Chuckwalla Mountain (5029'), Cross Mountainn (5203'): A strenuous hike on road and rough trail for 10 miles round trip with 4900' of gain to peaks north of Mojave. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
May 11 Tue Hundred Peaks
I: Black Mountain #5 (7438'), Scodie Mountain (7294'): A moderate hike on occasionally steep and loose trail for 3 miles round trip with 1200' of gain to Black and 4.5 miles with 2500' of gain to Scodie. Peaks are well north of Mojave. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
May 14 Fri Hundred Peaks
O: Oakzanita Peak (5054'): Located in San Diego County, 13 miles south of Julian, this is a 8 miles hike, 1000' gain on trail and use trail. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
May 16 Sun Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
I: Mount Williamson (8214'), Goodykoontz Peak (7558'): Strenuous hike in the Angeles National Forest involves 10 miles, 4200' gain on trail and cross-country. Hike not suitable for beginners. Bring water, lunch, sturdy boots. Short car shuttle. Meet 7 AM at the La Cañada rideshare point. Goodykoontz peak is named for the most prolific leader in HPS history who led the HPS List four times. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, DIANE DUNBAR
May 21 Fri Hundred Peaks
I: Weldon Peak (6360'): Rescheduled to June 4. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
May 26 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Sheephead Mountain (5896'), Monument Peak #1 (6271'), Garnet Peak (5880'), Garnet Mountain (5680'): Rescheduled to June 11. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
May 31 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Beauty Peak (5548'), Iron Spring Mountain (5575'): A moderate hike on road and rough trail for 9 miles round trip with 2700' of gain to peaks near Temecula. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
June
Jun 1 Tue Hundred Peaks
O: Thorn Point (6935'): A moderate walk on trail for 8 miles round trip with 2000' of gain to a peak southwest of Frazier Park. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 2 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks, Natural Science
O: Lookout Mountain #2 (6812'): Slow, easy pace on a short, 4 mile round trip, but steep, 2300' gain, to a scientifically significant peak with a lecture by one of the leaders. Meet 9 AM at Public Parking lot, corner of Mills Ave and Baldy Road in Claremont. Bring water, lunch, good footwear, suitable clothing. Leaders: GARY BICKEL, DAN BUTLER
Jun 4 Fri Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from May 21
I: Weldon Peak (6360'): A moderate hike on PCT, road, and occasionally steep and loose trail for 8 miles round trip with 1700' of gain to a peak above Jawbone Canyon. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 5 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Cucamonga Peak (8856'): Join us on Hike 3 of the 7 SoCal Summits Training Hikes; complete all of them and you may qualify for an invitation to Mount Whitney. 14 miles round trip/4200' gain from Ice House Canyon. Adventure Pass required. Email leader for meeting time. Leaders: LAURA WARRINER, MARY FORGIONE
Jun 5 Sat LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Heart Bar Peak (8332'): Practice navigation for Sunday's checkoff on this 7 mile round trip, 1400' gain hike. We will take a cross-country route to Heart Bar Peak and practice micro-navigation skills along the way. Send email (preferred) or sase, with contact info & recent conditioning to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Co-Leaders: JANE SIMPSON, ADRIENNE BENEDICT, ANN PEDRESCHI SHIELDS
Jun 6 Sun Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
O: Tahquitz Peak (8846'): Beautiful trail in spectacular San Jacinto area involves 6 miles round trip and 2400' gain. Moderate hike is suitable for beginners in good shape. Bring water, snack, and sturdy boots. This is the annual first Sunday in June hike with Stag. Meet at the Fairplex rideshare point at 7 AM for drive to Idyllwild. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, STAG BROWN
Jun 6 Sun LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Grinnell Ridge Navigation: Navigation Noodle in San Bernardino National Forest for either checkout or practice to satisfy Basic (I/M) or Advanced (E) level navigation requirements. Send email/sase, contact info, navigation experience/training, any WTC, leader rating, rideshare to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Assistant HARRY FREIMANIS
Jun 7 Mon Hundred Peaks
I: Black Mountain #4 (6149'): A moderate hike on road and rough trail for 4 miles round trip with 1200' of gain to a peak near Yucca Valley. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 8 Tue Hundred Peaks
M: Southwell Peak (7840'+), Antsell Rock (7679'): Located on the Desert Divide, 4 miles east of Idyllwild. Will start at Humber Park, this is a strenuous hike of 17 miles round trip, 3600' gain on trail and cross country. Antsell requires some class 2 and 3 climbing. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 11 Fri Hundred Peaks
Rescheduled from May 26
I: Sheephead Mountain (5896'), Monument Peak #1 (6271'), Garnet Peak (5880'), Garnet Mountain (5680'): Located in San Diego County, southeast of Julian, these are four separate hikes. Sheephead is 3.5 miles round trip, 800' gain. Monument is 3 miles round trip, 500' gain. Garnet Mountain is 0.6 miles round trip, 200' gain. Garnet Peak is 2.5 miles round trip, 500' gain. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 12 Sat Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
I: Mount Baden-Powell (9399'), Ross Mountain (7402'): Strenuous hike in San Gabriel mtns involves 12 miles round trip and 4800' of gain. Possible third peak. Experienced hikers only. Bring water, lunch, sturdy boots. Call leaders for meeting time and place. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, PAT ARREDONDO, PATRICK VAUGHN
Jun 12 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Wilson (5710'): Meet at Chantry Flats to hike Mt Wilson via the Sturtevant Camp Trail and return on the Upper Winter Creek Trail, for a total of 13 miles/4000'. No beginners; heavy rain cancels. Adventure Pass required. Email leader for meeting time. Leaders: LAURA WARRINER, TED LUBESHKOFF
Jun 16 Wed Local Hikes, Hundred Peaks
O: Timber Mountain (8263'): A hike up Ice House Canyon is always in order. Lesser hikers may wish to stop at Ice House Saddle. To the peak is 8.5 miles round trip, 3400' gain. Meet 9 AM at carpool parking lot corner of Mt Baldy Rd and Mill Ave in Claremont. Bring food, liquid, appropriate footwear. Leaders: BROOKES TREIDLER, DORIS DUVAL, DAN LUKE
Jun 16 Wed Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
I: Hildreth Peak (5069'): Strenuous road and cross county for 16 miles round trip and 3700' gain. Peak is northwest of Ojai. We will do Route 1 from the south. High clearance vehicle advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 18 Fri Hundred Peaks
O: Reyes Peak (7510'), Haddock Mountain (7416'): A moderate walk on occasionally steep and loose trail for 9 miles round trip with 1100' of gain to peaks north of Ojai. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 19 Sat Hundred Peaks, Airport Marina
New Outing, not yet published
I: Drury Peak (10,160'): Newton Drury fought for years to protect the San Jacinto area from commercialization. Hike to the peak named for him. Strenuous hike involves 10 mi rt, 3,800' gain on steep trail and cross-country. Bring water, lunch, sturdy boots. Meet at the Fairplex rideshare point at 7 AM for drive to Idyllwild. Leaders: JOE YOUNG, MELODY ANDERSON
Jun 21 Mon Hundred Peaks
O: Combs Peak (6193'): A moderate hike on PCT and rough trail for 5 miles round trip with 1200' of gain to a peak near Warner Springs. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: CHERYL GILL, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 23 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Sorrell Peak (7704'), Skinner Peak (7120'): Located in the Lake Isabella area, these are two separate hikes on trail and cross country. Sorrell is ¾ mile round trip, 400' gain. Skinner is 8 miles round trip, 1900' gain on trail and cross country. Extensive dirt road driving. High clearance vehicle recommended. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. Contact leaders for details Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE
Jun 26 Sat Hundred Peaks
New Outing, not yet published
I: Copter Ridge (7499'): Moderate steep and loose cross-country and trail hike 9 miles round trip with gain of 3450' total, 1850' out plus 1600' on return. Moderate pace. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: PAT ARREDONDO, LAURA JOSEPH, WAYNE BANNISTER
Jun 30 Wed Hundred Peaks
I: Butler Peak (8535'), Arctic Point (8336'), Gold Mountain (8235'), Silver Peak (6756'): Easy hikes and drive-ups in Big Bear area. Arctic and Gold total 6.5 miles round trip with 1700' of gain. Slow pace. Bring food, water, 10 essentials. High clearance 4WD advised. Contact leaders for status and details. Leaders: DAVE COMERZAN, MARS BONFIRE, PATRICK VAUGHN
July
Jul 17 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount Baldy (10,064') from Baldy Village: Join us on Hike 4 of the 7 SoCal Summits Training Hikes; complete all of them and you may qualify for an invitation to Mount. Whitney. 12 miles round trip, 6000' gain. Meet at Manker Flat trailhead, up via Bear Flat Trail, down via the Notch. No beginners. Adventure Pass required. Email Leader for meeting time: Leaders: LAURA WARRINER, MARY FORGIONE
August
Aug 1 Sun LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Mount Pinos Navigation: Navigation noodle in Los Padres National Forest for either checkout or practice to satisfy Basic (I/M) or Advanced (E) level navigation requirements. Send email/sase, contact info, navigation experience/training, any WTC, leader rating, rideshare to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Assistant: KIM HOMAN
Aug 1 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount San Jacinto (10,804') from Humber Park: Join us on Hike 6 of the 7 SoCal Summits Training Hikes; complete of them all and you may qualify for an invitation to Mount Whitney. 16 miles round trip, 4500' of gain to Mount San Jacinto (10,804') near Palm Springs. No beginners; Adventure Pass required; Email leader for meeting time and directions Leaders: LAURA WARRINER, MARY FORGIONE
Aug 14 Sat Wilderness Adventures, Hundred Peaks
O: Mount San Gorgonio (11,499') via South Fork: Join us on Hike 7 of the 7 SoCal Summits Training Hikes; complete all of them and you may qualify for an invitation to Mount Whitney. 19 miles round trip, 5350' of gain to Mt. San Gorgonio (11,499') in the San Bernardino Mountains. No beginners; Adventure Pass required; group size limited due to permit; Email leader for meeting time and availability Leaders: LAURA WARRINER, MARY FORGIONE
September
Sep 26 Sun LTC, WTC, HPS, DPS, SPS
I: Grinnell Ridge Navigation: Navigation Noodle in San Bernardino National Forest for either checkout or practice to satisfy Basic (I/M) or Advanced (E) level navigation requirements. Send email/sase, contact info, navigation experience/training, any WTC, leader rating, rideshare to Leader: ROBERT MYERS Assistant: HARRY FREIMANIS
October
Oct 1-3 Fri-Sun Hundred Peaks, Desert Peaks?, Sierra Peaks?
New Outing, not yet published
Fall Festival in the South Sierras: Lots of hiking and climbing, lots of evening partying. Bag scenic peaks from all three climbing section Lists. Saturday night happy hour, potluck and campfire at Powers Well. Camp in Walker Pass, or primitive camping in Powers Wells or stay at motels in Ridgecrest or Lake Isabella. More activities, hikes, and climbs will be added closer to the event: check http://angeles.sierraclub.org/hps/outings.htm#fallfestival for details on all the outings and how to participate. For directions to Powers Well and other information, contact HPS Programs Chair: DAVE COMERZAN comerzan@verizon.net

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