Iron Mountain Hike
- Date Fri 29th November 2024
- Time 7:00AM PST
- Location San Diego, California
- Price Free
- Races 1 race
Event summary
Get ready for an exciting outdoor adventure at the Iron Mountain Hike on Friday, November 29th, 2024, in beautiful San Diego! This invigorating 5.9-mile out-and-back hike is perfect for those looking to enjoy the stunning scenery while staying active. Join fellow hiking enthusiasts as you explore one of San Diego's most popular trails.
Participants will appreciate the convenience of water and transportation provided, with the van departing from Recyard Liberty at 7 AM. Please note that this event is exclusively open to active duty military personnel ranked E1-E6, so it's a fantastic opportunity to connect with your peers. Don’t miss out on this chance to embrace nature, stay fit, and make lasting memories!
Participants will appreciate the convenience of water and transportation provided, with the van departing from Recyard Liberty at 7 AM. Please note that this event is exclusively open to active duty military personnel ranked E1-E6, so it's a fantastic opportunity to connect with your peers. Don’t miss out on this chance to embrace nature, stay fit, and make lasting memories!
Organiser's Description
Join the Recyard and hike one of the popular Hiking trail in San Diego.
Moderate 5.9 mile out and back hike. Water and transportation provided.
Van Departs Recyard Liberty @7am
***OPEN TO ACTIVE DUTY E1-E6 ONLY, NO GUEST***
Moderate 5.9 mile out and back hike. Water and transportation provided.
Van Departs Recyard Liberty @7am
***OPEN TO ACTIVE DUTY E1-E6 ONLY, NO GUEST***
Races
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Active Duty E1-E6
Fri 29th November 2024 (7:00AM PST)
Free
CLOSED
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