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Rocks! Falling water! Middle of nowhere! AND with Professor Diego Lopez from the USC’s Occupational Department, what more could you want? Join us on Saturday, March 11th, for a 4.5-mile round trip hike. Trail Canyon Falls features a fun 30-ft waterfall at the end, light rock scrambling, multiple stream crossings, and specTABUlous views. With all the rain lately, I KNOW it will be THAT much better. It will be absolutely rad, so considering coming out :)!
PACKING LIST:
Hiking boots (it will be wet and slippery, so boots are the best way to go)
Snacks
Sunscreen
Hat & Sunglasses
Hydration
WAIVERS
PROFESSOR: Diego Lopez
DEPARTMENT: Occupational Therapy
Meet Diego Lopez, the ultimate USC Alumni! With a Master of Arts and Doctorate of Occupational Therapy degrees from USC, Diego now teaches for the department, and he has a wild passion for cultivating a hospitable and caring environment for his students. When he's not busy teaching students the striking the balance between health and compassion, you will find him on a hiking trail. Come join Diego and for an totally tubular journey through the wilderness (we will get you back safe and sound within 4-5 hrs :3)!
PEAK: Trail Canyon Falls
DIFFICULTY: 3.5/5
SCENERY: Spectacular views of a massive waterfall, river crossings, hills, trees, mountains, and more!
ABOUT: This is a approx. a 2.25-mi out and back with 4.5 mi round trip. There is an approx. 800 ft elevation gain.
TRIP LEAD: Megan
Contact Megan: meganngu@usc.edu
Read Megan’s bio here.