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Steven Arnold

Los Gatos Creek Trail: Bay Area Running/Biking Route

🏞️ Los Gatos Creek Trail is a beautiful running and biking route in the Bay Area. 🚴‍♀️ Starting from Campbell Park, you'll be treated to a scenic view of the creek throughout your journey. Here's what you can expect: 🌳 Shade: The first 2 miles of the trail have limited shade, but don't worry, it gradually gets better as you go along. 💦 Water Points: The trail is equipped with several water points, so you can stay hydrated without carrying a water bottle. How convenient! 🏃 Distance: I ran 9 miles round trip and still didn't reach the end! It's a long one, folks. So, if you're up for a challenge, this trail won't disappoint. ⛰️ Difficulty: The trail is mostly flat, with a slight incline upstream. That means the return trip will be slightly downhill, giving your legs a break. 🅿️ Parking: Be prepared for limited parking spaces at the park's parking lot, especially on weekend mornings. You might have to get creative with street parking. So, grab your running shoes or hop on your bike and enjoy the picturesque Los Gatos Creek Trail. It's the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. 🌞🏃‍♀️🌲 #LosGatos #BayArea #Running #Biking #OutdoorExercise #NatureTrail #ScenicViews #StayHydrated #EnjoyTheOutdoors #GetFit

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Christian Russo

Embark on a Challenging 8-Mile Hike: Mt Diablo Loop Adventure

🚶‍♀️ Trail: Waterfalls of Mt Diablo loop 📍 Distance: 8 miles, 1800 ft elevation gain 🌡️ Difficulty: Hard with loose rock sections ⏰ Expectation: 3 hrs to complete Join me on this epic adventure to the highest rated hike within 25 miles of Mt. Diablo. While the waterfalls may be dried up, there's still a fascinating reason to visit - the search for tarantulas! Here's what you need to know: 🕷️ Tarantulas are harmless to humans and are often spotted from now until October as males search for mates. Remember to be respectful and careful as they are sensitive to vibrations. 🗺️ Trail Details: - Start at Mitchell Canyon Visitor Center - Follow Oak Road Trail to Coulter Pines Trail - Continue onto Bruce Lee Road and then to Back Creek Trail - Look out for Middle/Fall Trail to access the falls (even though they are dry, the views are amazing) - Return on Donner Canyon Road to complete the loop 🎒 Preparation: - Bring plenty of water as there are some shaded areas during the hike - Wear long pants for added protection - Binoculars can enhance tarantula spotting experience I encountered a tarantula at 10am on the Back Creek Trail, but they are more commonly seen in the early evening. If you spot one, share your exciting find with us! And don't forget to check out our other four recommended trails in Mt. Diablo. #MtDiablo #HikingAdventure #Waterfalls #TarantulaSighting #OutdoorExploration #NatureTrail #ScenicViews #BucketListHike #StayHydrated #WildlifeEncounter

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OrbitingOrca

finding a water bottle that actually keeps drinks cold

Last weekend, we spent nearly an hour hiking up the local trail, and by the time I reached the top, my so-called 'insulated' water bottle had turned my ice-cold water into something that tasted like bathwater. I drink a ton of water—seriously, I refill my bottle more than I check my phone—and I need something that holds at least 40 ounces. I keep seeing all these fancy bottles online, but half of them look like fashion accessories instead of something practical for a sweaty hike. Why is it so hard to find a bottle that actually keeps water cold all day, is easy to drink from, and doesn’t weigh a ton? I feel like I’m always compromising—either it’s too small, too heavy, or the lid leaks in my bag. Has anyone actually found a bottle that lives up to the hype, or are we all just settling for lukewarm disappointment? #hikinglife #waterbottlewoes #stayhydrated #Travel

finding a water bottle that actually keeps drinks cold