SoCal Hikers Tweetup at Schabarum Regional Park and Powder Canyon

Last weekend I went to a hiking meetup or in this case #socalhikerstweetup at Schabarum Regional Park and Powder Canyon.

We met.

We hiked.

We talked.

We took photos.

We ate BBQ.

And then we talked some more.

It was fun and I must tell you that I was so grossly involved in learning about my new friends and hearing of their adventures that I did a poor job of taking notes to write this post.

I mean HOW can I be expected to concentrate as I hear of incredible cross-Catalina Island hiking trip reports or while examining an awesome wide-angle lens that someone is now using for all his blog posts? And do I even need to mention the marinated grilled tri-tip and yummy guacamole and salads. Seriously. I. Could. Not. Focus. On. The. Details.

I did manage a photo of Holly the hiking dog. This cute gal is pal to Greene Adventures and she is a hiking machine.

Now for the Good News

Luckily,  my fellow bloggers can multi-task and they wrote excellent articles about our tweetup/meetup at Schabarum Regional Park and Powder Canyon complete with photos, GPS, data, and more.

So go read THEIR reports and subscribe to their blogs:

• The 2nd SoCal Hiking Bloggers Tweetup by Jeff Hester the SoCal Hiker (follow on twitter @TheSoCalHiker)
• SoCal Hikers Meet Up: Schabarum Regional Park by Josh at OP Adventure Team (follow Zac on twitter @zacapplegate and Josh @jcmcnair)
• Power Canyon’s Schabarum Trail Loop: Hiking in a Suburban Habitat Preserve by Jeff Greene at Greene Adventures (follow Jeff and Colleen Greene on twitter @greeneadventurs)

Now go read and subscribe to the rest of the groups blogs for a diverse collection of outdoor adventures!

East West Hike (follow on twitter Peter @ADKinLA)

California Through My Lens(follow on twitter @califrommylens)

Red Tail Trails (follow on twitter David @SwiftCinema and @RedTailTrails)

Thanks

Thank you Pete from East West Hike and Colleen and Jeff Greene from Greene Adventures for all the time and effort you put in to organize this SoCal hikers tweetup. Thanks to all who came. I enjoyed visiting with you and hope to see you on the trail again soon.

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