Our Hike up Poly Canyon

We hiking the Paoli Valley If we know what was put in front of me before we climb to the Poly Canyon on Monday morning, I will not hesitate. After many attempts, my warning has finally woken up at 6:30 in the morning. When I was prepared to take a shower, I was concerned about the future hiking. I had a hard time putting on my shoes because my feet still felt pain when I finally climbed the top of the local. In less than two weeks, my WOW team went through the peak of the bishop; I was not in a hurry to repeat an unpleasant adventure.

Hiking at Mount Pauli It starts from a trip on Monday morning fog in late September. This freshman group is keenly awaiting the gate of Poly Canyon and looking forward to the next adventure. When the professor fulfilled its role and explained the contents of the next trekking, we began to embark on a bumpy path. I felt as soon as I was born. I remember camping and hiking that I have been to when I was a child. - Park Hayden Park's observation mission is an interesting part of Freeze-Frame mission. For those who have never heard of a frozen frame, it is just to sit in one place and observe the surroundings for 15-20 minutes. At first glance, Hayden Park is a typical solar type valley park. Most of these typical parks have lawn, picnic tables, some trees, and some sports facilities such as basketball courts and soccer courts, or both.

For outdoor type, San Luis Obispo is a paradise for hiking. Some of the student's favorite hiking spots are actually in the Cal Poly campus. By hiking to the Poly Canyon, students can hike through the building's cemetery and hike up to the sanliity swing of San Luis Obispo. After the adventure, you can refuel with Poly Canyon Village campus cafeteria (PCV called by the student). Every Thursday evening, live music flows through the city and the culture of downtown San Luis Obispo is booming in the weekly farmers' market. Students can enjoy local cuisine and fresh ingredients at the Central Coast including Cal Poly Farms. When you are in the city center, you can stand out in the symbolic bubble gum alley and then you can go to Cal Poly Downtown to buy Cal Poly student products.

Located in the middle of the central coast, San Luis Obispo is surrounded by numerous beaches known for its unique natural beauty. Avila Beach is one of the most popular students in Cal Poly, with Cal Poly Terminal. Whether you are watching the marina at the open house, surfing with Morrock, hiking in MontañadeOro, simply enjoying the sunset, the time you spend in Central Coast is one of your favorite activities. For outdoor type, San Luis Obispo is a paradise for hiking. Some of the student's favorite hiking spots are actually in the Cal Poly campus. By hiking to the Poly Canyon, students can hike through the building's cemetery and hike up to the sanliity swing of San Luis Obispo. After the adventure, you can refuel at the campus dining facility at Poly Canyon Village (PCV, students call it)