Sierra Club Loma Prieta Day Hiking Section Schedule

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  • All hikes by the Day Hiking Section are open to Sierra Club members, guests, and the general public. DHS activities begin and end at the trailhead.
  • All participants on Sierra Club Outings are required to sign a standard liability waiver. A copy of the waiver may be found at http://lomaprieta.sierraclub.org/dayhiking/SignInWaiver1101.pdf .
  • The hike schedule is available on the DHS web page at http://www.sierraclub.org/chapters/lomaprieta/dayhiking/ .
  • Hikers new to the group must call the hike leader in advance.

    The hike rating system is as follows:

    1 = Less than 5 miles of total distance
    2 = 5 to 10 miles
    3 = 10 to 15 miles
    4 = 15 to 20 miles
    5 = 20 to 25 miles

    A = Less than 1000 feet of total elevation gain
    B = 1000 to 2000 feet
    C = 2000 to 3000 feet
    D = 3000 to 4000 feet
    E = 4000 to 5000 feet

    Thus a typical Saturday 4D outing encompasses 15-20 miles of distance and 3000-4000' of elevation gain.


    May 3 - Garland Ranch Regional Park, Sat, 3D.
    Enjoy hills and spring wildflowers in Carmel Valley. Possible views of spectacular landscape or just fog depending on weather. Pace will be moderate, but the elevation gain and steep trails will make this a fairly strenuous hike. Meet at 7:45am at Cottle Road and Hwy 85 Park-n-Ride.
    Leader: Dan Tischler, 408/224-4525, dotischler AT gmail.com

    May 4 - Skyline College to the Sea, Sun, 3C.
    Expect steep uphills and a moderate pace. Hike Mori Ridge, Mori Point, Rockaway, Linda Mar and back via Milagra Ridge. Carpool 9:00am, Edgewood Rd. and Hwy 280 Park-n-Ride or at the trailhead 9:30am, Skyline College, first parking lot to the left opposite track.
    Leader: Betty Sills, 650/345-5880, bsills5516 AT sbcglobal.net

    May 10 - Henry Coe Hike and BBQ Potluck, Sat.
    Join the fun at the annual COE BBQ hike. Choice of hikes with different demands; to be determined depending on weather to optimize our fun! BBQ follows hike(s) at our traditional site (Manzanita Point). $12 includes parking fee (upper lot) and BBQ. Donations of salads, veggies, etc will offset the $12 cost. Carpools: 7:30am at Cubberley Auditorium, Montrose and Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto; no host carpool at Hwy 85 & Cottle Rd. 8am; or, meet at 9am at COE Park HQ. Please call organizers to sign up:
    Organizers: Charles Rankin, 650-368-1530, crankin AT rhombuscgi.com and Debbie Benham, 650/964-0558, deborah05 AT sbcglobal.net.

    May 17 - Grant Ranch, Sat, 4D.
    Enjoy spring wildflowers while hiking through the grassy hills of this park near Mt Hamilton. No-host carpool 8:15am at Cubberley Auditorium (Montrose and Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto), or, meet 9:00am at Grant Ranch, the parking area near the Visitor's Center.
    Leader: Bob Suzuki, 408/678-3541, SuzukiR AT sd-star.com

    May 18 - Edgewood Park and Pulgas Ridge, Sun, 2C.
    Fair amount of uphill with moderate grade. Meet 9:30am at parking area, Edgewood Park off Edgewood Road, San Carlos. Hike Edgewood Park trails; cross to Pulgas Ridge to enjoy new Dusky Footed Woodrat Trail; time to look for Turret Spiders and amazing Woodrat nests.
    Leader: Betty Sills, 650/345-5880, bsills5516 AT sbcglobal.net

    May 24 - Pacifica and Two Ridges, Sat, 3-4C.
    A leisurely walk to the ocean over two ridges and back. We will visit an orchid nursery, a fishing pier, and a couple of cafes along the way. Meet at Hwy 280 and Edgewood Park-n-Ride 8:30am or trailhead at end of Sneath Ave 9:00am.
    Leader: Hailen Mak, 408/768-7653.

    May 31 - SF City Hike, Sat, 3B.
    Stairs and hills of San Francisco. Carpool: No-host at Hwy 280 and Edgewood Rd Park-n-Ride, 8:00am or meet at Fort Mason, Green's Restaurant, 8:45am. Restaurant lunch.
    Leader: Cindy Lockhart, 650/324-0384, cindylockhart AT comcast.net


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