WTC Program Returned in 2022 Welcoming an Excited Class of Outdoor enthusiasts
November 7, 2022
The comeback year!
After an interrupted 2020 and a skipped 2021, our beloved WTC program returned in 2022 welcoming an excited class of outdoor enthusiasts.
WTC leader and active HPS member, Matt Kraii lead a...
This Year’s Team Sierra City Hike
September 9, 2022
What sites or experiences come to mind when you think of “Downtown LA”? For me, it has been hotels and conventions and getting lost driving in a maze of freeway ramps and one-way streets. That said, I have recently signed on...
Big Win for Sustainability!
January 19, 2022
West Hollywood City Council unanimously passes single-use plastic ban ordinance!
On January 18, 2021 representatives from the Sierra Club, Angeles Chapter Sustainability Committee provided public comment in support of the single-use plastic ban...
Local Student Joins Chapter Hike Through Bolsa Chica Preserve
December 6, 2021
We all need nature.
The Sierra Club creates opportunities for everyone to experience the transformative power of the outdoors. Getting out into nature improves our mental, physical and social health and encourages us to...
You're Invited to Griffith Park's Birthday Party
October 29, 2021
On Saturday, November 13, Griffith Park celebrates its 125th birthday. There will be a party, and all of us are invited.
The L.A. Conservancy, in partnership with the City’s Department of Recreation and Parks,...
National Public Lands Day - Sierra Club Trail Crew in action
October 1, 2021
Thank you to all the volunteers who showed up for this year's National Public Lands Day! I joined our volunteers this Saturday at Peter Strauss Ranch. This is a National Park Service site, which we partner with to help maintain the trails....
Wilderness Travel Course Returns for 2022
September 10, 2021
Since 1989, the Angeles Chapter’s Wilderness Travel Course (WTC) has helped thousands of hikers build outdoor skills and gain new friendships and personal growth on inspiring adventures. With a core curriculum that includes navigation, rock...
Check out the Angeles Lower Peaks Committee
July 1, 2021
The Lower Peaks Committee and LPC list have been around for some time, since the 1990s. It was the effort of several Hundred Peaks hikers some of who lived in Orange County. They liked to hike the peaks in the Santa Ana Mountains most of...
The Sierra Peaks Section
June 7, 2021
Founded in 1955, the Sierra Peaks Section (SPS) offered its first official trip May 5-6, 1956, to Deer Mountain in the Southern Sierra. Membership in the section quickly grew from eighteen founders to 176 by 1960, and the SPS was by then leading...
Of Desert Peaks Not Normally Climbed in Summer
March 29, 2021
DPS Group hikes Tin Mountain, 1985 (Wynne Benti pictured third from right)
Brief History of the Desert Peaks Section
The year Los Angeles hosted the Summer Olympics, I was a designer and working on an ad for Hansen’s Naturals (now...