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        #OptOutside at Rubio Canyon Black Friday Hike

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      Rubio Canyon (Photo - danshikingblog.blogspot.com)

      Rubio Canyon (Photo – danshikingblog.blogspot.com)

      The Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy and REI are teaming up for an #OptOutside hike on Black Friday.

      Learn the medicinal, practical, and food uses of native plants and  explore the historic trail through Rubio Canyon Nature Preserve.

      The trail into Rubio Canyon follows the right-of-way for the former Mount Lowe Railway, taking hikers on a shaded walk that leads to a series of waterfalls. The trail passes the site of the Rubio Pavilion Hotel and the beginning of the historic Rubio Incline — a funicular that transported residents of the San Gabriel Valley to popular mountain resorts over 100 years ago.

      Bring water and dress appropriately.

      For more information, contact Tim Martinez at timmartinez@arroyosfoothills.org

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