Discover 101 of the best hikes in Southern California, from family outings to 20-mile treks. Mountain, desert, and coast-the beauty of all these environs are just an hour or two from almost any point in the Southland. Authors David Harris and Jerry Schad reveal 101 of the region's very best hiking trails. Take the entire family on a refreshing one-mile stroll, or fill your backpack and challenge yourself with a 20-mile trip. See a spectacular geological showcase cradled between two faults at the Devil's Punchbowl. Find the ruins of a once grand Malibu mansion, now Solstice Canyon Park. Enjoy the natural hot springs alongside a mountain stream at Deep Creek. This guidebook takes the guesswork out of choosing a trip that's right for you. Each entry provides vital information like total distance, elevation gain or loss, hiking time, highlights, difficulty, and whether dogs or mountain bikes are allowed-not to mention a full description of the route. Inside you'll find: 101 spectacular hikes, ranging from 1 to 20 miles Essential details such as distance, elevation change, and difficulty Trailhead directions and route descriptions Full-color maps and photographs From the Santa Monica and San Gabriel Mountains to the Laguna Mountains and Anza-Borrego Desert, from the Torrey Pines beaches to the summit of San Jacinto Peak, it's easy to leave the urban world behind and discover the natural beauty of Southern California.

Disney animated comedy spin-off of 'Cars' (2006) and its sequel. In 'Planes' (2013) crop dusting plane Dusty (voice of Dane Cook) hopes to become a competitor in high-flying races but is afraid of heights. With the help of US Navy veteran Skipper (Stacy Keach), Dusty trains for the upcoming around-the-world competition and learns to overcome his fear. However, he will have to face a tough opponent in defending champion Ripslinger (Roger Craig Smith), who will do anything to make sure Dusty doesn't win. In 'Planes: Fire and Rescue' (2014), when world-famous air racer Dusty gets told his engine is damaged and that he may never race again, he refuses to let go and launches head first into the world of aerial firefighting. Joining the ranks of veteran fire and rescue helicopter Blade Ranger (Ed Harris), Dusty begins his training to become a real hero.