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There is ample opportunity for hiking at all levels or just enjoy the clean air and pine trees. Saturday will be Italian themed. Sunday will be German themed.

Camp for three restorative nights at Paso Picacho group tent campsite set in an oak woodland forest at an elevation of 5,000 feet with drinking water, flush toilets, pay showers, picnic tables and a shade ramada.

The Angeles Chapter recommends a vote for Cheyenne Skye Branscum, Nathan Chan, Mary Ann Ruiz, and Cynthia Hoyle in the upcoming election for the Sierra Club’s Board of Directors.

Why do the Dodgers continue to partner with 76 gasoline as a sponsor? Why does it matter? Join moderator Sammy Roth in a discussion with Bill McKibben, Naomi Oreskes, and Chris Rabb for why this is so important.

Our fundraising officer, Jennifer Gregg, recently sat down with one of our most extraordinary volunteers, Elizabeth Neat, and got the scoop on her adventurous life, which includes a whirlwind year exploring the country by motorcycle in the 1960’s.

Sierra Club's California’s campaign to conserve 30 percent of our lands and waters by 2030–with the goals of protecting biodiversity, stabilizing the climate, and improving equitable access to nature for everyone–began the year 2025 with a bang! A...

Over the past few decades, extreme heat in the greater Los Angeles area has intensified dramatically due to climate change. Los Angeles County now experiences triple the number of extreme heat days compared to the 1960s, and the extremes are only...

Our mountaineering skills program lost all their gear in the fires. Read about the program and ways to help with restocking climbing gear.

The Angeles Chapter and the Pasadena 100 campaign invited Ben Jealous, the Sierra Club’s Executive Director, to visit and tour the destruction. We wanted to send a clear message: Yes, there’s a lot of rebuilding to do, and it's crucial that we focus...

Field Organizer Andrea Iniguez celebrates the establishment of the Chuckwalla and Sáttítla National Monuments