Viva La Pata Photowalk

By Darin R. McClure -

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Viva La Pata Photowalk Saturday January 23rd 2016 9 to 11 a.m. Walk the Forster Ranch Ridgeline trail, and see how San Clemente is getting another much needed connection to the rest of Orange County. Bring your favorite camera, walking shoes and bottled water. Starting point will be at the Camino Del Rio trailhead at the end of Camino Del Rio where street parking will be permissible during the hike! No pets, going offload so strollers will be difficult  For more info from the City of San Clemente click here


Location: Camino Del Rio, San Clemente, CA 92673, USA

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