Sierra Club Outings have been around for over a century, during which we have become the authority in running carefully planned and executed explorations of our great outdoors. This means that each hike’s route and activities have been vetted in advance, that each leader is familiar with the itinerary and any possible hazards, and that each outing is led by a leader and a co-leader. Each leader undergoes vigorous training and has first aid and CPR certification. The schedule below enables participants to become familiar with the length and difficulty of an outing. Participants need to sign a Sierra Club waiver before participating in an outing.
Information about free park passes can be found below the calendar.
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Free Park Passes Available
California State Parks has two new programs that offer free passes for members of the public.
The California State Park Adventure Pass Adventure Pass (ca.gov) provides free entry to 19 state parks for fourth-grade students, their family (up to three adults and siblings), and everyone in their car. This pass is valid for the entire one-year period during which the child is a 4th grader or 4th grade equivalent, from September 1 to August 31 of that year.
California State Parks Library Pass California State Parks Library Pass is now available for check-out at many local public libraries throughout the state. Use your local library card to check out a free pass free vehicle day-use entry for one passenger vehicle with capacity of nine people or less or one highway licensed motorcycle at over 200 participating state park units. Each library can determine the number of days for which the pass may be checked out. View an interactive map with California’s public libraries and nearby participating state parks.