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Discover Sierra Madre Sierra Madre, CA is nestled in the foothills of Angeles National Forest. Come enjoy beautiful hikes, shops, & restaurants in a classic American setting.
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Built in 1887, Sierra Madre’s historic Pinney House has a history as unique as its architecture. The 10,000 square foot ...
11/18/2024

Built in 1887, Sierra Madre’s historic Pinney House has a history as unique as its architecture. The 10,000 square foot Queen Anne Victorian was designed by famed architects Samuel and Joseph Cather Newsom and built for retired Civil War surgeon Dr. Elbert Pinney. Take Sunset reported that the 133-year-old structure was originally built as a “railroad hotel” for East Coasters making land purchases. The 10 bedroom, 11 bathroom residence was later used as a sanatorium, boarding house, film location and was even visited by Robert Todd Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln. Extensive work has been completed with new plumbing, new electrical, HVAC systems, structural support and foundation work and a restored grand front porch. There is a conservatory, parlour, library, formal dining room, remodelled kitchen and grand staircase.

📸 by ・・・4th graders took a walking adventure to Bailey Canyon Wilderness park 🌲🌼🌿🍂🌾🥾 Our young adventurers learned… 🌾Abo...
11/13/2024

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4th graders took a walking adventure to Bailey Canyon Wilderness park 🌲🌼🌿🍂🌾🥾

Our young adventurers learned…

🌾About the Tongva, indigenous people who settled in the area

🌿What we can do to impact our area in a positive way

🍂What plants are safe to touch

🌼How to enjoy the quiet beauty of nature! 🥾🌲Our students learned how to implement the 3Rs in the outdoors!







📸 by ・・・The National Weather Service is forecasting a RED FLAG WARNING for Wednesday, November 6, 2024 through Thursday,...
11/07/2024

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The National Weather Service is forecasting a RED FLAG WARNING for Wednesday, November 6, 2024 through Thursday, November 7, 2024, due to Santa Ana Winds and very low humidity the San Gabriel Mountain area.

Sierra Madre Fire Chief Bartlett has declared a Red Flag Alert in Sierra Madre to ensure that public safety and public works vehicles can access those neighborhoods in pre-determined high-risk areas.

Parking on the following streets is prohibited beginning Wednesday, November 6, at 4:00 am through 6:00 pm on Thursday, November 7, 2024:

(1) Mount Wilson Trail;
(2) Churchill Road;
(3) Skyland Drive;
(4) Fern Glen;
(5) Fern Drive;
(6) Idle Hour;
(7) Canyon Crest Drive;
(8) Orange Drive;
(9) Woodland Drive;
(10) Brookside Lane;
(11) Sunnyside Lane;
(12) Yucca Trail;
(13) Holly Trail;
(14) Sturtevant; and
(15) Elm.

📸 by ・・・🎃 Sierra Madre is the place to be on Halloween! Join in the fun on Thursday, October 31st with awesome food from...
10/22/2024

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🎃 Sierra Madre is the place to be on Halloween! Join in the fun on Thursday, October 31st with awesome food from ! MCs Matt Pawlik and Alex Wong will lead festive & fun activities as well as a grown-up costume contest!

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10/09/2024

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St. Rita’s Parrish

🎂🎉🥳🍻 Happy 20th birthday to  📸 by  ・・・The day where Casa Del Rey-Sierra Madre turns TWENTY!!!Twenty years ago today, we ...
10/05/2024

🎂🎉🥳🍻 Happy 20th birthday to

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The day where Casa Del Rey-Sierra Madre turns TWENTY!!!

Twenty years ago today, we opened our doors in Sierra Madre and just like that, here we are!

And here is a fun fact to warm your hearts (and make our hearts explode):

Malcolm and Ginny were our very first customers here in Sierra Madre on that very first day. And here they are today!

We are so thankful to all of YOU that have kept these doors open-seven days a week for TWENTY years! We have so many amazing customers like Malcolm and Ginny that have supported us since day one and it never goes unnoticed.

So if we were not already part of your plans for this weekend, change your plans and come by for lunch or dinner and raise a glass to the next 20 years!

We open at 11:00 daily, Happy Hour starts at 2:00!

We hope to see you soon!

Cheers!
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📸 ・・・As of yesterday, the trail to Sturtevant Falls has opened back up just in time for fall! After years of a closure d...
10/03/2024

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As of yesterday, the trail to Sturtevant Falls has opened back up just in time for fall! After years of a closure due to the Bobcat fire of 2020, the forest service just reopened Chantry Flats and the canyon. With the end of the closure, multiple hikes have opened back up. (Hermit falls in the area remains closed.)

Hikes that have reopened at Chantry Flats:
Sturtevant Falls (4 miles RT), Hogees Camp (4 miles RT), Mt. Wilson via Chantry Flats (14 ish miles RT), Winter Creek Trail Hike.

From first inspection it appears that most of the canyon and cabins fared well. These cabins are a rare program that the Forest Service set up 100 years ago. Although the land that sits underneath the privately owned cabins belongs to the Forest Service, some residents are lucky enough to be passed down cabins for “vocational use”. Meaning there are only a certain amount of days residents can stay there a week. As another rule of this archaic program, cabins that were lost can never be rebuilt. It’s nice to see century old cabins as a time capsule during the hike. Additionally, its rare to see the falls so full as they were this late into the year. The hike to Sturtevant is about 4 miles Round Trip with 450 feet elevation gain.

Please take care of the land we all share.

📸 ・・・Spend some time connecting with nature! Meet us at Bailey Canyon for a guided nature walk with the Sierra Madre Env...
10/03/2024

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Spend some time connecting with nature! Meet us at Bailey Canyon for a guided nature walk with the Sierra Madre Environmental Action Council on Wednesday, October 23 from 5:00 – 6:30 pm and learn more about our scenic trails, amazing oak trees, and beautiful wildflowers.
 
Space is limited. Registration is required.
Click the link in our bio or call the Library at 626-355-7186 to register.

🗺️ by ・・・Chantry Flat reopens to the public next Wednesday, Oct. 2. Full details are linked in bio.  Open trails are mar...
09/29/2024

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Chantry Flat reopens to the public next Wednesday, Oct. 2. Full details are linked in bio.
 
Open trails are marked in GREEN:
• Sturtevant/Gabrielino Trail to Sturtevant Falls
• Sturtevant/Gabrielino Trail to Sturtevant Camp
• Upper Winter Creek
• Lower Winter Creek
• Winter Creek Trail to Manzanita Ridge/Mt. Wilson Trail
• First Water Trail from Chantry Rd. to Sturtevant Trail
 
Closed trails are marked in RED:
• First Water Trail to Hermit Falls
• Gabrielino Trail from Sturtevant Trail to Newcomb’s Pass
• Sturtevant Trail from Mt. Wilson to Sturtevant Camp
• Zion Trail

📸 by  Chantry Flats closure ends October 1 and will reopen October 2.Adams Pack Station will be open after an extensive ...
09/25/2024

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Chantry Flats closure ends October 1 and will reopen October 2.
Adams Pack Station will be open after an extensive s**t down.

📸 by ・・・Pre-Rosie renovation and 8 years ago, today. Spent the afternoon in uber beautiful and super family friendly Sie...
09/22/2024

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Pre-Rosie renovation and 8 years ago, today. Spent the afternoon in uber beautiful and super family friendly Sierra Madre. Lots of sweets, a little ice cream, a u-turn that may have gotten us in a “little trouble”, and no regrets! 😄🚌🎉

📸 by ・・・Field of dreams! Heasley is ready for some fall ball!
09/21/2024

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Field of dreams! Heasley is ready for some fall ball!

⚠️ Warning for hikers in Chantry Flats ⚠️📸 by ・・・Important: The trail to Hermit Falls in Chantry Flats is closed and wil...
09/16/2024

⚠️ Warning for hikers in Chantry Flats ⚠️

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Important: The trail to Hermit Falls in Chantry Flats is closed and will NOT re-open. We cannot reiterate how important this closure is as the trails and rescue operations pose life safety issues.
 
Chantry Flats is scheduled to open to the public Oct. 1, but some trails will remain closed. The area has changed since pre-Bobcat Fire four years ago. Trails that were obvious back then are no longer visible now or have been washed out. USFS and volunteer organizations have put in tremendous work to repair these, but the trail towards Hermit Falls, however, is and will remain closed.
 
Rescues in this area (pictured) involve considerable SAR resources. Also, hikers must understand that a helicopter rescue is never guaranteed because of weather conditions and other safety factors. Attempts to access Hermit Falls represent a significant risk to your safety.

📸 by ・・・Happy 9.10.24 Day! Today we have Sierra Madre Tots and Fries (cheese, grilled onions, burger sauce), a special c...
09/10/2024

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Happy 9.10.24 Day! Today we have Sierra Madre Tots and Fries (cheese, grilled onions, burger sauce), a special cake by the slice (lemon with blueberry), and a ton of hometown pride. See you here!
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O…M…G!📸 by ・・・Special for Sierra Madre day!Crispy fried chicken, pickled green tomatoes and hot honey served on a PCBC b...
09/10/2024

O…M…G!

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Special for Sierra Madre day!
Crispy fried chicken, pickled green tomatoes and hot honey served on a PCBC biscuit… served now until sold out

Good morning Sierra Madre! Only a few more days of this heat wave, so hand in there. Also, a reminder to be careful outs...
09/09/2024

Good morning Sierra Madre! Only a few more days of this heat wave, so hand in there. Also, a reminder to be careful outside due to low air quality due to smog and particulates from the wildfires in San Bernadino.

📸 by ・・・“Red sky at morning, sailors take warning” September
09/07/2024

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“Red sky at morning, sailors take warning” September

I can’t say often that Sierra Madre shreds but tonight
09/01/2024

I can’t say often that Sierra Madre shreds but tonight

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Welcome To The Village Of The Foothills

Sierra Madre is nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains. Just below Jones Peak and Mt. Wilson, the city features a quaint downtown, easy access to world-renowned hiking trails, and a picturesque Little League baseball field.

Sierra Madre is a city in Los Angeles County, California whose population was 10,917 at the 2010 U.S. Census, up from 10,580 at the time of the 2000 U.S. Census. The city is in the foothills of the San Gabriel Valley below the southern edge of the Angeles National Forest. Pasadena and Altadena are to its west, with Arcadia to its south and east. Sierra Madre is known as "Wisteria City", and its city seal is decorated with a drawing of the now widely known 500-foot (150 m) vine. It is also called the "Village of the Foothills" and was an All-America City in 2007.

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