Mount Baden-Powell Trail

Devils Chair Trail is a 9.1 mile relatively easy hike in the Devils Punchbowl Natural Area that takes about 3 hours with Petzooie to accomplish. If you're coming from Los Angeles, this is the place to be. This trail is a little out of the way from Los Angeles or San Bernardino, but it's worth the solitude. This hike is particularly popular in the winter when the weather is cooler. If it's hot outside, the creek may be dry, so carry some water.

Mount Islip Trail is a 5.5-mile moderately easy climb in the Angeles National Forest that will take Petzooie about 2.5 hours to accomplish. This trail permits folks who don't have much time to get to the top of a significant peak to accomplish so. The mountain is named after George Islip, a homesteader who is said to have spent a lot of time at the peak.

Devils Punchbowl Trail is a 1.2-mile easy hike in Devils Punchbowl Natural Area that takes around an hour with Petzooie to complete. The San Andreas Fault meets the Pinyon and Punchbowl Faults on this path, resulting in some beautiful terrain formations. If you look south from Pleasant View Ridge, you can see the San Gabriel Mountains. The faults have also created some stunning rock formations from unusual angles.

Waterman Mountain Trail is a 4.5-mile moderately easy hike in the Angeles National Forest that will take Petzooie about 2.5 hours to accomplish. This pleasant stroll passes through wooded regions and mild streams.

Mount Williamson Trail is a 5 mile moderately easy climb in the Angeles National Forest that will take Petzooie about 2.5 hours to accomplish. If you've hiked Mount Islip, you'll feel right at home on its northern twin, Mount Williamson. The Angeles Crest is to the north of this summit.

Azusa's Bungee America's Bridge to Nowhere Jump is a once-in-a-lifetime event that includes your dog. Your trip begins with a drive through the magnificent San Gabriel Canyon, followed by a 5-mile hike through the Angeles National Forest to the iconic Bridge to Nowhere. Petzooie is allowed to come along on the hike with you so he can see you jump off the bridge. This is not a trip for the faint of heart. Trekking and preparation are essential, and your dog must have extensive backcountry hiking expertise as well as be a strong swimmer with rapid water experience. Year-round, trips are planned on Saturdays and Sundays.