Why We Meet The Puente-Chino Hills Task Force is a part of the Sierra Club working towards the preservation of the Wildlife Corridor as an island of beauty and biological significance in a sea of urbanization. The development of the middle of the Wildlife Corridor will increase traffic, increase pollution, crowd schools, destroy wildlife habitat, and impact everyone's quality of life.  Biological Significance of the Wildlife Corridor This ecosystem is a global "Hot Spot of Diversity" - one of t …

… The primary lists are (formed by the Sierra Club):     Hundred peak section Lower peak section Desert peak section Sierra peak section   Often times, there are other peaks, not on lists, that are just as interesting and enjoyable too. In particular, the book Desert Summits, by Andy Zdon is a good one for listing alternate peaks. Probably the only peak that we will be repeating on any kind of regular basis is San Jacinto (gotta use that annual tram pass). We welcome your input on proposed trips …

… Located at 7151 Sierra Avenue -Riverside, CA 92509. Please feel free to bring any other lady golfers you know. I look forward to meeting you and seeing you there!