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Pacifica Mori Point 8.2 Mile Moderate Hike

Pacifica Mori Point 8.2 Mile Moderate Hike

Sat, Oct 31, 8:00 PM
From Sleep Late and Hike
4.8

**SIGN WAIVER HERE:** [https://www.sleeplateandhike.com/waiver-signing-form/](https://www.sleeplateandhike.com/waiver-signing-form/) For us to hold our large events at local parks, the local parks require us to carry insurance for our events. To participate in our events, please sign this waiver (required by our insurance underwriter) for each event. Please do so online prior to arriving (works on mobile) **Level**: Moderate **Total Distance**: 8.2 miles (out-and-back with loops) **Hiking Time**: 3-4 hours **Elevation Change**: 909 feet **Facilities**: Restrooms available at the Taco Bell Cantina break stop (none on the trail otherwise) Sleep Late and Hike Dog Policy: No Dogs. Learn more: [https://www.sleeplateandhike.com/tutorials/sleep-late-and-hike-dog-policy/](https://www.sleeplateandhike.com/tutorials/sleep-late-and-hike-dog-policy/) **Breaks**: We will take a 30-minute snack/early dinner break at the Taco Bell Cantina (the beachfront one at Linda Mar) about halfway through, and short breaks as needed to keep the group hiking together. Wait at each intersection for a hike leader. **Pace**: Leisurely — nobody gets left behind. **Sun exposure:** This hike is fully exposed with no shade. Bring a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Please read our tutorial for hiking in the sun: [https://www.sleeplateandhike.com/tutorials/how-to-hike-in-the-sun/](https://www.sleeplateandhike.com/tutorials/how-to-hike-in-the-sun/) **Recommended Maps:** *NPS Mori Point*: [https://www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/moripoint.htm](https://www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/moripoint.htm) https://www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/upload/sb-mori-2008-508_4-15-26.pdf GPS Coordinates for meeting place: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/BMe2zZBByHeVXiGz5?g_st=ic](https://maps.app.goo.gl/BMe2zZBByHeVXiGz5?g_st=ic) Degrees Decimal Format for Google Maps: 37.6251844, -122.4883832 Nearest street address: 2600 Francisco Blvd, Pacifica, CA 94044 (Sharp Park Golf Course) Getting there: Please use the Google maps link at the top to plan your own route from your home. **Weather and sunset:** Check the forecast before you leave: [https://www.wunderground.com/weather/us/ca/pacifica](https://www.wunderground.com/weather/us/ca/pacifica) Sunset on Oct 31 is 6:12 PM — we'll be back at the cars well before dark. **Meeting place** Parking lot by Sharp Park Golf Course, 2600 Francisco Blvd, Pacifica, CA Parking: Free lot by the Sharp Park Golf Course. Start from the south end. The Mori Point trailhead lot itself only fits a handful of cars, so we meet at the golf course lot. There's also street parking along Lakeside Dr and Fairway Dr. Parking is limited on Saturdays, so please carpool if you can, and plan to arrive early. **Carpooling** We will use this link for carpooling: [https://www.groupcarpool.com/t/kx8yjc](https://www.groupcarpool.com/t/kx8yjc) **Hiking Map:** [https://www.alltrails.com/explore/recording/afternoon-paddle-e3bc4e7-7](https://www.alltrails.com/explore/recording/afternoon-paddle-e3bc4e7-7) **Hiking Directions:** Start at the parking lot by Sharp Park Golf Course. -> From the parking lot, head north on Bradford Way -> Left on Lakeside Ave -> Left on the Promenade -> Up the stairs -> Right on Headlands Trail, then right onto Mori Point -> Short break at Mori Point to enjoy the views -> Take Bluff Trail south to Rockaway Beach -> Continue south with short stops at Pacifica State Beach and San Pedro Beach -> Lunch break at the Taco Bell Cantina -> Return north the same way: beach to Rockaway, Bluff Trail back up to Mori Point, Headlands Trail to the Promenade, then Bradford Way back to the parking lot PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE EVENT DESCRIPTION ABOVE BEFORE POSTING A MESSAGE.

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99 attendees

Yikwan: Mt. Caroline Livermore Hike at Angel Island State Park (7.5 mi, 1300 ft)

Sun, Dec 13, 5:50 PM
From South Bay Hiking and Travel Meetup
4.9
17 attendees

Yikwan: Let's Glow SF: Walk and Holiday Lights Viewing (3.6 mi, 350 ft)

Mon, Dec 14, 2:00 AM
From South Bay Hiking and Travel Meetup
4.9
17 attendees

Smackdown Loop Hike- Berkeley

Sat, Nov 7, 6:30 PM
From San Francisco Bay Area Outings
4.9
35 attendees
Weekly Hikes at Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park

Weekly Hikes at Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park

Sat, Oct 31, 10:00 PM
From Weekly Hikes at Redwood Regional Park and more
4.9

A Saturday at 3:00 PM moderate hike in addition to our regular Wednesday hikes at Redwood Park. This is a mostly shaded, 6 mile, 1000 feet elevation, moderate-paced hike at Oakland's Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park. Enter from Redwood Gate https://goo.gl/maps/PrGuttC8dEnxN1KC9 We meet at Fishway Lot (the first parking lot on the left). Fishway is a small, unpaved lot closest to the entrance gate. Both Park Entry and Parking is free and there are 4 parking lots. At 3:00 pm we start with a meet and greet; and each person gets to share 1 or 2 things that made them happy this week. Please be on time and get to know your new friends during the hike. We leave for the hike at 3:05pm. Route to be determined day of the hike. Hike is about 2 hours. We stop at most trail intersections along the hike to regroup. Please make sure to bring enough water and clothes and respect for everyone and nature. If you cannot make it, please update your RSVP so others can join the hike. Participants assume responsibility for their own safety Doggie friends are currently not part of this group hike.

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Bob's 2nd BDay Hike & Bash -11.1mi 1949ft EG (Hard) w/5.9mi 922ft EG opt

Sat, Oct 31, 3:30 PM
From US Hiking - Bay Area
4.9
46 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects hiking enthusiasts by helping them discover and join hiking groups, where they can participate in hikes and meet like-minded people who share their passion for the outdoors.

To find hiking events in San Francisco on Meetup, search for keywords like 'hiking' within the area's groups and events section. This lets you explore various hikes and join any that pique your interest.

Absolutely, you can join multiple hiking groups that match your preferences. This way, you can participate in a variety of hikes, experiencing different trails and meeting new people.

San Francisco offers a range of challenging trails suited for advanced hikers. From rugged terrains to coastal paths, there are diverse options for those seeking strenuous hikes and scenic vistas.

Yes, since these events are catered towards advanced hikers, it's advisable to have prior hiking experience to ensure safety and enjoyment on these more challenging trails.

Once you found a San Francisco hiking event on Meetup that you wish to attend, click the event and RSVP by following the group's instructions. It's simple and ensures your spot in the hike.

Meetup is free to use, allowing you to search and join hiking groups or events. Some hikes may have fees for additional services, but these are specified by the organizers.

Meetup's platform allows hikers to discover trails by joining groups that explore different paths in San Francisco. You can browse events, join hikes, and gain insights from other experienced hikers.

Event hosts typically specify weather contingencies in the event details but generally, hikes are adapted to certain weather conditions. It's best to confirm plans with the organizers if the weather turns.

Meetup itself doesn't organize hikes. Instead, it provides a platform where many different groups, created by independent organizers, plan and lead hiking events.

Advanced hiking events are typically tailored for experienced hikers comfortable with longer distances, challenging terrains, and dynamic outdoor environments.

Through Meetup, you're likely to encounter other experienced hikers eager to tackle challenging environments, providing a network for sharing experiences and tips.

While many hikes focus on San Francisco, some groups plan excursions to nearby natural landmarks, offering diverse hiking experiences just outside the city.

For advanced hiking groups, it's recommended that participants have considerable hiking experience due to the challenging nature of the trails that you might encounter.

Usually, group organizers or members who arrange the event will guide the hike, ensuring the group stays on track and highlighting key points of interest.