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Hikers urged to stay vigilant during rattlesnake season
Officials are asking hikers to stay safe as rattlesnakes become more active as the spring progresses and summer approaches. Christian Cázares reports for the NBC4 News on April 10, 2024.
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Bites, treatment, dog safety and more. What to know about rattlesnakes in Southern California
Rattlesnake encounters are rare, but it’s that time of year when they become more likely in Southern California.
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Join a peaceful ‘First Day Hike' on New Year's Day at a state park
Airy adventures will take place across California on Jan. 1, from Anza Borrego Desert State Park to Natural Bridges State Beach.
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First-timers, find The Great Los Angeles Walk answers you need now
The free urban adventure is a pre-Thanksgiving gem; find out the 411 pronto.
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Meet the nature-based hiking camp turning kids into outdoor explorers
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis heads to Altadena to meet the founders of Hawks LA, the nature-based children’s camp inspiring exploration and discovery for kids. Plus, she meets some young explorers who talk about their experience with the program!
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Solstice Canyon reopens following hiker's mountain lion encounter
A Southern California hiking trail was closed briefly this week following a report of a mountain lion encounter.
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Body of hiker missing for 37 years discovered in melting glacier in Switzerland
The remains of a climber who went missing 37 years ago have been discovered on a thawing glacier in the Swiss Alps, Swiss authorities said Thursday.
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‘My gosh, we're here': 93-year-old California man summits Yosemite's Half Dome
Hiking Yosemite’s Half Dome is no easy feat, even for the youngest and healthiest. Imagine being in your 90s and making it to the top of the majestic peak.
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How 3 words could save your life while hiking
California State Parks announced its partnership with what3words, a system that helps people communicate locations more accurately by translating GPS coordinates into unique three-word combinations
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How 3 words could save your life while hiking
California State Parks announced its partnership with what3words, a system that helps people communicate locations more accurately by translating GPS coordinates into unique three-word combinations.
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Search-rescue teams looking for hiker missing in Altadena area
Search-and-rescue teams are looking for a 65-year-old hiker reported missing over the weekend in the Altadena area.
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Walk and Sip With A View!
California Live’s Jessica Vilchis and Amber Pfister team up for a wine-tasting hike with Malibu Wine Tours where you not only get in your steps, you can taste some delicious Malibu wines and get some gorgeous views.
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Two Seasons in a Day: It's Summer Pass Time at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
Take a toasty-to-temperate journey at the amazing attraction (and save money, too).
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SoCal Wil See More Rattlesnakes This Year. Here's What to Do to Stay Safe
This year’s rattlesnake season is already ramping up thanks to all the rain Southern California received in the past few months. As mice and other rodents flourish in rainy weather, there are more food sources for rattlesnakes to hunt. It also means there’s heavier vegetation that will make it harder for humans to spot the venomous reptiles slithering around...
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Expect to See More Rattlesnakes in SoCal. Here's How to Stay Safe
Southern California hikers may not be able to avoid running into rattlesnakes this year, according to a safety expert.
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‘Belly Plants of the Pebble Plains' May Sound Sci-Fi, but the Big Bear Buds Are Real
This is not a “Star Trek” episode: The tiny flora are only found in this one rocky (and very real) spot.
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Firefighters Issue Rattlesnake Warning in Riverside
Firefighters are warning the public about the danger of rattlesnakes as the weather gets warmer. Tony Shin reports April 24, 2023.
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Bites, Treatment and More: What to Know About Rattlesnakes in Southern California
Rattlesnake encounters are rare, but it’s that time of year when they become more likely in Southern California.
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Join a California State Park ‘First Day Hike' on New Year's Day
The Jan. 1 tradition is all about connecting with nature and the outdoors as the new year begins.
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Go ‘Hiking With Stemware' at the Big Sur Food and Wine Festival
The appetizing extravaganza will marry merry dining and sipping events to the spectacular setting.