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Peaking Now in Los Angeles
With spring peaking, it’s a scenic time to hike some peaks! From a summit less traveled to a dramatic icon, take a peek at these three peak-bagging adventures.
Week: 04.26.2023
Regions: Southern CA
Peak a-’bu
Summit Sandstone Peak in Malibu for Cinematic Scenery
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Summiting Sandstone Peak is a premier 6-mile (round-trip) classic adventure delivering a dramatic, ever-changing landscape and some of Southern California’s most cinematic views.
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Mountain Bike Southern Oregon's Klamath Falls
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Southern Oregon is on a roll! Just 15 minutes from Klamath Falls, Spence Mountain is a new trail system built by mountain bikers, for mountain bikers. Trails range from novice and e-bike friendly to fast and flowy.
Discover Klamath Falls' TrailsGolden Glendale
Hike the less traveled Glendale Peak in Griffith Park Los Angeles
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If you want to climb a Griffith peak without the peak crowds, head to Glendale Peak in the southeastern end of the massive green space. The 1,190-foot peak can be bagged on a 3-mile out-and-back adventure with fantastic views.
Read the full storyStrawberry on Top
Hike to Strawberry Peak in the San Gabriel Mountains
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There's no question that Strawberry Peak is a most challenging and rewarding peak in the front range of the San Gabriels. It’s a 7.75-mile out-and-back hike climbing 1,800 feet to unparalleled 360-degree views.
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