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Women's Hike to Waterman Mountain

Women's Hike to Waterman Mountain
Women's Hike to Waterman Mountain

Time & Location

Oct 25, 2025, 5:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Glenola Park, Glenola Park La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011

About the event

Difficulty Rating: MODERATE


On this adventure, we will be heading out to Mt Waterman, which is a 5+ mile, moderate loop on and off-trail in the middle High San Gabriels. While low on sweeping vistas, this hike features large stands of incense cedar, boulder formations typical of the area, ski slopes, and a great sense of remoteness.

Waterman Mountain is a large, broad, forested peak that sits just on the northern border of the San Gabriel Wilderness. It’s deep in the Angeles Forest and can be approached from several directions. The route we're taking offers the best balance for a moderate day-hike.


Way Out Wild Difficulty Ratings

  • E (Easy) - Suitable for anyone who enjoys walking and is a beginner at hiking. Mostly level or with slight incline. Generally less than 4 miles.

  • M (Moderate) - Generally suitable for novice or intermediate hikers who want a bit of a challenge. The terrain will involve a moderate incline and may have some steeper sections. Generally 4 to 7 miles.

  • H (HARD) - This is a strenuous hike that will challenge most hikers. These adventures are for experienced hikers ONLY. The hike will be longer and steeper AND is deemed strenuous because of elevation gain. Generally 7 to 11 miles.

  • EH (EXTREMELY HARD) - Only well-conditioned and well- prepared hikers should attempt these hikes. The hike will be strenuous, long and steep, and may include some rock scrambling and challenging terrain. Generally 8 miles or more with EXTREME elevation gain. A REVIEW PROCESS with our team is REQUIRED with no exceptions to be included in this activity.


Who is this activity for?

This is a women-identifying only activity.


Trail Information

Activity is subject to change due to weather and changing trail conditions.


About our Guides

Our guides are certified in the following:

  • Wilderness First Aid/Wilderness First Responder

  • CPR/AED

  • Food Handlers Safety

  • Campfire Safety

Safety is always our top priority. A signed liability waiver is required to attend this activity.


What to Bring

https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/ten-essentials.html

  1. Pack at least 2L of water.

  2. Pack snacks

  3. Shoes with good traction

  4. Trekking/Hiking Poles

  5. A backpack to carry all your essentials

  6. Sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses

  7. Headlamp

  8. Positive Attitude!


Questions?

A group chat will be created on Instagram for this event. Please reach out to us through the following methods to be included in the chat or if you have any questions about this hike:


Can't wait to see you all and hit the trail!!!!!

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