Olinda Oil Museum Trail Hike - All levels (and picnic).

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Join me for a fun morning hike (and picnic) at the Olinda Oil Museum Trail—beautiful landscape and beauty. 1.8 miles, 357 Elev. gain, 1 hour to hike the loop.

It's not a fast-paced hike, and there are some great artifacts to see.

Hike takes about an hour and if you'd like bring a picnic lunch and we use the tables at the museum and have a relaxing picnic lunch.

The hours of the museum state open from 12-4p, so anyone who wants to check that out can do so as well, I plan on it.

https://www.cityofbrea.gov/438/Olinda-Oil-Museum-Trail

Try this 1.8-mile loop trail near Brea, California. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 54 min to complete. This is a very popular area for hiking and running, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.
Although this trail is shorter in distance, it has some steep sections leading up to the top of the hill. This trail leads you through an area rich in oil drilling history. The pump along the trail is a "horsehead" style pump that has been active for over a century. The Olinda Ranch community grew from the 1920s on as thousands of people moved to the area to work in the oil fields. Enjoy the views and check out the Olinda oil museum at the end of your visit.

https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/olinda-oil-museum-trail

Waiver of Liability/Disclaimer: Please read before signing up for this event.

These organizers are not professional hikers or trained leaders and are not medically trained to handle emergencies. Please carry a personal medical emergency kit and any medications you need. Hiking is an inherently dangerous activity that can lead to serious injuries including but not limited to slip and fall injuries, fractures, rattlesnake bite, heat exhaustion, poison oak, ticks, and frostbite. By participating in this event/hike you agree to not hold these organizers liable for any harm that may come to you, your guests, or your property. Always remember to let the event organizer know if you are leaving the group. Stay on the trail, never hike alone and use your own common sense.