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Slide Show Available!!

November 25, 2019November 25, 2019 Gary VandemarkLeave a Comment on Slide Show Available!!

Philip Ferranti, CV Hiking Club founder and author of “140 Great Hikes in and Near Palm Springs”, has a great […]

Pushwalla Palms – Highlight Pictures

November 16, 2019November 16, 2019 Gordon Taubenheim1 Comment on Pushwalla Palms – Highlight Pictures

Mike Oveson led a group of 15 on a 5 mile hike from the parking lot at the Coachella Preserve […]

This Long-Eared Owl was well camouflaged and is a small mammal hunter that was roosting in the dense cattail and reeds foliage of the Oasis near the entry of the Coachella Valley Preserve.

November 12, 2019November 12, 2019 Gordon TaubenheimLeave a Comment on This Long-Eared Owl was well camouflaged and is a small mammal hunter that was roosting in the dense cattail and reeds foliage of the Oasis near the entry of the Coachella Valley Preserve.

CVHC Photo Section Hike–Oak Glen

November 11, 2019November 11, 2019 Gary VandemarkLeave a Comment on CVHC Photo Section Hike–Oak Glen

A group of CVHC photo enthusiasts recently hiked through the oak and riparian woodlands at the Wildlands Conservancy at Oak […]

CVHC News Feed

June 11, 2019November 4, 2019 Gary Vandemark1 Comment on CVHC News Feed

Members note: This News Feed section is for all members to post comments, pictures, and general information about our club […]

CVHC Photo Section Corner

March 12, 2019November 1, 2019 Gary Vandemark3 Comments on CVHC Photo Section Corner

Posts for the club’s Photo Section…All   members  can  post   pictures  and  comments  here… Here are some pictures that Gordon Taubenheim […]

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Desert and Mountain Hiking in the Palm Springs Area

HIKING TRAIL ETIQUETTE

  1. Uphill Hikers have right of way (unless catching their breath).
  2. For safety reasons, hikers should step aside for bikers, runners and horses.
  3. Shortcuts cause trail erosion. Stay on main trail.
  4. Leave no trace (wrappers and tissue on the trail a big NO!)
  5. As a courtesy to hikers coming from behind, step aside.
  6. Take dogs only on trails marked for them. Restrain them when passing other hikers. Clean up after them!

HIKING TRAIL ETIQUETTE

  1. Uphill hikers have right of way (unless catching their breath).
  2. For safety reasons, hikers should step aside for bikers, runners and horses.
  3. Shortcuts cause trail erosion; stay on main trail.
  4. Leave no trace (wrappers and tissue on the trail a big NO!).
  5. As a courtesy to hikers coming up from behind, step aside
  6. Take dogs only on trails marked for them. Restrain them when passing other hikers. Clean up after them!

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