finding hiking place near Pasadena CA 91106?
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First, I know Pasadena City College has a hiking group.  You could try contacting them.  Second, go into REI (south of the 210 on Santa Anita) and ask them.  They are helpful and even sell books of trails.\n\nThird, listen to me.  \n1.  If you want an easy hike to get to, go all the way up Lake Ave. until it dead ends into the mountain.  You'll see people parked there, and on the Right-hand side there is the start of the mt. Wilson trail.  Go up as far as you like.  \n\n2.  Eaton Canyon.  Take Colorado East until Altadena.  Turn Left on Altadena and take it North for several miles.  After you hit New York Ave., look on the Right for the turn in and parking lot to the Eaton Canyon park.\n\n3.  I'm not sure what this trail is called, but it leads to a waterfall and is pretty cool.  Go all the way up Lake, Ave.  When it dead-ends, hang a Left on Loma Alta Dr.  Follow Loma Alta until it is crossed by Glenrose.  Just after Glenrose there will be a road kind of tucked into the trees on your Right.  I believe there is a flashing yellow light outside the road.  I believe the road is called Mt. Lowe Road.  Anyway, follow it up, park when you see some trail heads.  Have fun.
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I found the address \nGrande Whole Foods Market        805-489-1584\n1154 Grand Ave, Arroyo Grande 93420\ncall maybe they have one!\nGood Luck!
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There is one in Richmond, right on 40 near I-70\n\nTHey have a weath of information and walking trails that are clearly marked with numbers to match the informational papers.\n\nHope this helps
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Try the National Parks Service website.  Then, try L.L. Bean's website, which links nicely to information about hundreds if not thousands of recreation areas around the country.\n\nI'm frankly surprised you could not find this info before you came here to Y!A.  Did you look?
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Probably your local Parks and Recreation Department, but if you can't find it or that doesn't seem to be the right place, try calling your Chamber of Commerce and they can tell you who to call.
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Contact your local department of fish and wildlife.  Also there are something called "green maps" that you can get online or purchase at ranger stations that are really good.  You can buy them for the specific area you are looking for.
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Have you tried the Southern Sierras? They should be accessible this time of year. Also, have you checked with park rangers?
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that's kind of a hike from dupage, \nWillow Creek Community Church • 67 East Algonquin Road, South Barrington, IL 60010 • (847) 765-5000\nI was there once when I lived near ohare airport, about a million years ago, but I don't go to church anymore
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If you are an encinitas resident or there is an encinitas resident in your midst, you can try contacting the encinitas community center:\n\nhttp://www.ci.encinitas.ca.us/Government/CityD/Parks+And+Recreation/Encinitas+Community+and+Senior+Center.htm
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Try Lincoln Recreational Park on East Escalante road.  You should not run alone though.  You can also try the golf courses.
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I'm not familiar with that area, but I would search the web for your local Land Trusts, Greenbelt Alliance rep, Nature Conservatory, Audubon, or public Open Space District, and then pick their brains and get more referrals from them.  There are often preserved open spaces that are not publicized due to limitations in budgets for providing public access.  Some properties have public outings for scheduled access, others allow public access after docent or permit trainings, and some have all-access trails.  Good luck!
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Contact the county parks department, they should be able to help you out.
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There a many kid friendly trails in the Los Angeles mountians. Such as the trail just above sunland, I can't remember the day. Its a easy little hike. Another Idea would be to just go rock jumping at a creek or stream. The water right now is very nice and the kids will love it.
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TRY THIS ONE:\n\nPhil's Ski & Snowboard\n2980 Mcclintock Way # G, Costa Mesa, CA (21.15 miles away)\n714-754-7762
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I'm not into Outdoor Recreation, but if this place is in Britain then all you need is the postcodes of the two places in question, and use samknows.com.\n\nAlternatively, you could use Google's website, which will give you directions. However, samknows.com gives you (I believe) extremely accurate distance measurements (in a straight line), while google.co.uk measures distance in terms of road travel (which isn't necessarily in a straight line).
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Soft Ball & Rock Climbing\n\nLocal Results for recreational sports near White Oak - Map All Results \nSport Decisions Incorporated - (412) 823-0453 - 1271 Rodi Rd, Turtle Creek, PA - 5.78mi - map \nMetro Usa-Sports - (412) 655-1606 - 3567 Mountain View Dr, West Mifflin, PA - 8.83mi - map \nRock Toppers - (412) 856-2871 - 2135 Pendleton Dr, Monroeville, PA - 5.53mi - map
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i dont know but you can go to MTBreview.com and look up trails in the area or you can try pinkbike.com and look for places there.