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Listed below you will see a listing of our various outings. Many details have been omitted for the sake of brevity. If reservations are required, make your reservations early! These outings often fill up fast. Also, if you have any questions about whether or not you have have the proper skills, conditioning, or equipment, please Contact the Leader.
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Here's a list of abbreviations often used in the outing write-ups:
- Lugs = Sturdy hiking boots
- RT = Round Trip
- H&W = Home and work phone numbers
- SASE = Large business size self-adressed and stamped envelope
- SC# = Your Sierra Club membership number
- A : U.S.Forest Service Parking Pass required.
- C: Conservation. Leader will discuss environmental concerns and conservation issues.
- E: Education. Leader will discuss flora, fauna, geology, and natural and/or cultural history.
- F: Bicycle ride
- b : Bird watching
- H : Hike
NOTICE: "In order to participate in a Sierra Club outing, you will need to sign a liability waiver. If you would like to read a copy of the waiverprior to attending the outing, please see http://www.sierraclub.org/outings/chapter/forms/ ."
NOTICE: "In the interests of facilitating the logistics of some outings, it is customary that participants make voluntary carpooling arrangements.The Sierra Club does not have insurance for carpooling arrangements and assumes no liability for them. Carpooling, ride sharing or anything similar is strictly a private arrangement among participants. Participants assume the risks associated with this travel."
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CONDITIONING HIKES
Every Tuesday and Thursday OCSS
O: Irvine: Moderate and tiger paced hikes, 4-7 mi rt on trails in hills. Meet every Tue & Thu 6:30 pm. (Take 405 Fwy, exit on Jeffrey/University, L at Ridgeline, L at Turtle Rock, pass Sunnyhill, L into parking lot of Turtle Rock Community Park). Bring water, light hiking boots. Ldrs: Donna Specht (714-963-6345), Lynn Heath, John LaRue, Markey Daley, Pete Height, Judy Harp. H C
ABBREVIATIONS AND ICONS
C = Conservation. Where this icon appears in an event listing, during the course of the event the participant may expect the leader or another participant to be knowledgeable about the area and instruct participants about environmental concerns and pending conservation issues.
E = Education. Where this icon appears in an event listing, during the course of the event the participant may expect the leader or another participant to instruct participants about a variety of attributes of the area such as flora, fauna, geology, and natural and/or cultural history.
Lugs = Sturdy hiking boots
Rt = Round trip
FSP = U.S. Forest Service Parking Pass required at trailhead
H = Hikers
W = Walkers
LEADERS IN THIS ISSUE
Alpert, Sid 949-380-0426
Armbruster, Lynda 714-289-0073
Barnes, Patricia 714-827-9744
Beall, Andy 714-633-5563
Bean, Denny 714-525-3214
Boydston, Bruce 949-499-7429
Carlton, Paul 949-661-9505
Colby, Cloyd 949-654-3935
Cooksey, Allyn 909-698-8072
Gray, Bill 949-760-9399
Hansen, Bob 949-586-4928
Hemphill, Bruce 714-847-0884
Kaiser, John 714-968-4677
Landesman, Pita 949-425-8966
Lindberg, Gordon 714-529-3970
Marshall, Russ 909-898-4632
McKee, Brittany 949-361-7534
Pacheco, Stephanie 714-963-1658
Rambert, Patty 949-831-0574
Rau, Gabriele 949-559-9212
Sappingfield, Mike 949-768-3610
Schlegel, Ed 949-493-5642