Category: 3 – 5 Miles
This is a popular hike in Malibu, CA because it’s kid-friendly and has a historic site. The trailhead is not too far from the scenic Pacific Coast Hwy. There are several small parking areas. I arrived before 8:30 am on a holiday and was able to park in the main lot. I love May Grey
This is a sequel to my previous post, SLO, Perfect Getaway. On the last day of our trip, we had free breakfast at the hotel and then headed out in our hiking gear. This time, three of us. This is a popular hike with the locals so go early if you plan to do this on
Winter Hike #9: Universal City, CA Located near Hollywood Hills and Griffith Park, Cahuenga Peak is a fun urban hike. There was no sign enforcing the leash rule so I assume off-leash is allowed there. However, if you are approaching a crowd, for everyone’s safety including your pup’s, I recommend you to put your dog
I was surprised to see so many hikers near the trailhead because it looked like it would rain at any moment. Winter Hike #7: Palos Verdes Nature Reserve I am not a fan of hiking in the rain. Well, to be correct, I am not a fan of mud. I hoped it doesn’t rain until
I thought the 11-mile Hopalong Cassidy trail was dog-friendly. But it turned out only part of it is. I may have confused myself by reading too many different trail reviews that morning. Winter Hike #6: Palm Desert, CA I headed out to hike the Hopalong Cassidy to the Bump and Grind. But, when I got
There are several dog-friendly trails in Whittier but Whittier is too hot during summer for Xena (for me too!) so the trails in the area have been on my Winter Hike wishlist for a while. The trailhead of Hellman Wilderness Park should’ve been easy to find if Alltrails.com had the right location pinned but instead,
Hiking Girl with Dog 