Noah & Matt Sage at Eaton Canyon Falls
When summer calls, so do the waterfalls. For this month’s group hike we’re wandering along a very popular and beloved trail within the San Gabriel Mountains. Wear clothes + shoes that you don’t mind getting (maybe very) wet, and if you do bring a pup make sure that they’re comfortable with water and remain on leash while we’re out together.
This is a very accessible 2mi out and back hike for people of all skill levels. A heads up that there are no restrooms or water fountains available, so please bring a full bottle of water for the trail. A google map pin drop for our meeting location will be made available with RSVP but feel free to contact us if you have any questions!
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Noah Klein has built their life exploring the sonic interconnectedness of all beings. Whether plants or people, deep time or shared space, they fundamentally seek to share stories of resilience and self-determination. A lifelong organizer of many community-minded projects (FMLY, Silent Barn, Printed Matter’s Art Book Fairs, Ambient Church, Floating), they most recently co-founded the worker-owned Living Earth arts organization, host a seasonal show on dublab documenting histories of interdependent arts spaces, run a small tape label, occasionally play in the band Mutual Benefit, and are probably playing flute in your local park at this very moment.