Por Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times

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Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles, CA, United States

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How do I measure my life? In steps on the trails

I'm marking another life milestone, not with a hike but with a goodbye. → Read More

How to see the superbloom on a burned trail of San Bernardino Mountain

Prickly poppies now cover the ground that was charred by the El Dorado fire. → Read More

A hiking hotline for pep talks and dad jokes

A live person will tell you dad jokes or take you through a guided meditation. → Read More

Come to this SoCal party with the most epic views. But first you have to hike 4,000 feet

On summer weekends, the summit of Mt. Baldy has a party vibe that's chill and celebratory. → Read More

'June gloom' is anything but doom on L.A. hiking trails

Embrace the coastal drizzle and gray skies that help you keep your cool. → Read More

4 reasons you should go whale-watching around L.A. this weekend

Why pass up a chance to see the biggest animals on the planet? → Read More

Those drive-through redwood trees? Yup, they're still standing

The drive-through trees were created in another century. But they still fascinate, right? → Read More

SoCal's secret birding spot where you can watch 130 species fly though

Ardent birders are flocking to this remote forest location to find myriad migrating species. → Read More

Blood moon eclipse: Best way to see it in L.A. on May 15

As long as the night is clear, you should be able to view the first total lunar eclipse of 2022. → Read More

Want to eliminate litter? Get everyone to pick up 152 pieces of trash

A national study estimates there to be 50 billion pieces of litter in the country. → Read More

Run L.A. trains middle school students to run the L.A. Marathon

With Earth Day and Arbor Day coming up, it's time to walk among the trees. → Read More

Earth Day 2022: 22 inspiring ways to celebrate in SoCal

Get involved with these 22 Earth Day events and activities. → Read More

Wild mustard fields can be dazzling — and devastating

Blooming everywhere, this plant has changed SoCal’s landscapes for the worse. → Read More

Bobcat fire burn area will mostly reopen Friday. Here's what hikers need to know

Some trails in the Angeles National Forest were closed for two years because of the 2020 fire. → Read More

The hidden story behind La Laguna de San Gabriel playground

La Laguna de San Gabriel playground is filled with 14 midcentury slides and climbable creatures. → Read More

Run L.A. trains middle school students to run the L.A. Marathon

Paul Trapani leads a remarkable nonprofit organization that trains middle-school students to run the 26.2-mile race. → Read More

Find these 6 gardens hidden in unexpected places around Los Angeles

When seeking refuge in nature, don't rule out L.A.’s stadiums, museums and even gas stations. → Read More

It's not your imagination: More sea turtles than ever are hanging out in L.A.

It's not your imagination: Sea turtles are showing up along SoCal's coast → Read More

Swim legend Diana Nyad wants to get you walking

Open-water swimmer Nyad formed EverWalk to try to set Los Angeles — and the world — on a healthy path. → Read More

How to see (and photograph) Yosemite’s annual ‘firefall’

Yosemite's “firefall” is usually best seen in February when Horsetail Fall flows. → Read More