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Cuesta Fire Forces Temporary Closure of Santa Lucia Wilderness
If you live in San Luis Obispo County, you’re probably already aware of the Cuesta Fire, which has been burning near Santa Margarita for the past several days. Due to the spread of the fire, the Los Padres National Forest … Continue reading
Posted in Garcia Wilderness, Los Padres National Forest, News and Commentary, Santa Lucia Ranger District, Santa Lucia Wilderness
Tagged big falls trail, closure map, closure order, cuesta fire, garcia ridge ohv trail, garcia wilderness, hi mountain campground, hi mountain lookout, little falls trail, Los Padres National Forest, rinconada trail, santa lucia ranger district, santa lucia wilderness, sulphur pots camp, trout creek trail, upper lopez camp, upper lopez trail
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National Park Fee-Free Days for 2015
It’s a new year and the National Park Service is continuing its popular Free Entrance Days program on select holiday weekends and special anniversaries. For the dates listed below, the normal entrance fees at national parks that charge them are … Continue reading
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Tagged cabrillo national monument, channel islands national park, death valley national park, entrance fees, fee-free weekend, joshua tree national park, Kings Canyon National Park, lassen volcanic national park, lava beds national monument, mojave national preserve, national park service, national park week 2015, national parks, pinnacles national park, point reyes national seashore, sequoia national park, whiskeytown national recreation area, yosemite national park
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Celebrate National Park Week With Free Admission to Your Local National Park This Weekend (April 19-20, 2014)
To kick off the start of National Park Week, the National Park Service is waiving entrance fees for all national parks this weekend (April 19-20, 2014). While you’ll still have to pay for campground reservations, this is nonetheless a great … Continue reading
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Tagged cabrillo national monument, channel islands national park, death valley national park, entrance fees, fee-free weekend, joshua tree national park, Kings Canyon National Park, lassen volcanic national park, lava beds national monument, mojave national preserve, national park week 2014, pinnacles national park, point reyes national seashore, sequoia national park, whiskeytown national recreation area, yosemite national park
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Enjoy Free Admission to California’s National Parks and Forests This Veterans Day Weekend
In honor of Veterans Day, the National Park Service is waiving entrance fees for all national parks this Veterans Day weekend (November 9-11, 2013). This will be the last fee-free weekend of 2013, so get out there and enjoy your national parks! … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure pass, angeles national forest, cabrillo national monument, carrizo plain national monument, channel islands national park, cleveland national forest, death valley national park, entrance fees, fee-free weekend, giant sequoia national monument, joshua tree national park, Kings Canyon National Park, lassen volcanic national park, lava beds national monument, Los Padres National Forest, lower santa ynez recreation area, mojave national preserve, national park service, national parks, pinnacles national park, point reyes national seashore, san bernardino national forest, sequoia national park, us forest service, veterans day, veterans day weekend 2013, whiskeytown national recreation area, yosemite national park
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Los Padres National Forest Implements Level IV Fire Restrictions [UPDATE: Lifted December 11, 2013]
UPDATE: Now that we’ve had some rain here along the Central Coast, Level IV fire restrictions for the Los Padres National Forest have been lifted. A California Campfire Permit is still required to build a campfire outside of a designated Campfire … Continue reading
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Tagged California Campfire Permit, Campfire Use Sites, campfires, campgrounds, camping stoves, fire permits, Level IV Fire Restrictions, Los Padres National Forest, stoves, wood fires
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Mount Whitney May Be Higher (or Lower) Than You Thought
Everyone knows that California’s Mount Whitney is the highest peak in the continental United States, but exactly how high is it? Official measurements have ranged from a “low” of 14,494 feet above sea level to as high as 14,505 feet. … Continue reading
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Tagged backpacking, climbing, highpoint, hiking, Inyo National Forest, Kings Canyon National Park, Mount Whitney, Sierra Nevada
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Welcome to California Trekking
Hello and welcome to California Trekking! California Trekking is a blog devoted to discussing hiking opportunities and other outdoor activities throughout California. As the site expands, I’d like to include a wide variety of hiking trails from around the state, … Continue reading
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Tagged backpacking, california, camping, hiking, hiking trails, road trips, trekking
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Soberanes Fire Prompts Closures and Evacuations in Northern Big Sur
After five years of unrelenting drought in California, it was pretty much a safe assumption that the 2016 fire season would be one of the worst in recent memory. Although it’s only late July and the wildfire season still has … Continue reading →
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