Dollar and a Dream – Outdoors

Welcome to Dollar and A Dream – Outdoors! 

This is a brand new event created to bring together the best of two worlds: the exhilarating outdoor environs of the Conejo Valley and our weekly SMART meetings. It’s the perfect occasion to connect with sober or sober-curious individuals, as well as friends and family members who support them. (Well behaved, leashed dogs are welcome as well!)

Join us as we embark on leisurely walks through picturesque hiking trails and take in the beauty of nature while having stimulating conversations and making new friends. Our hikes are designed to be short, accessible, and suitable for all ages and fitness levels, ensuring that everyone can participate and enjoy.

As we explore the great outdoors, we’ll create a space for meaningful conversations where members can share their journey towards achieving a better-balanced life. From personal growth to mental health, relationships, creativity, and social issues, we’ll cover it all! By fostering open communication and shared experiences, we aim to create a supportive and inclusive environment that encourages growth and learning for all participants.

Join Dollar and A Dream Outdoors and continue your journey towards personal growth, meaningful connections, and outdoor enjoyment. We can’t wait to hike with you and create unforgettable memories together!

*Hike may be cancelled if there’s inclement weather. Check the website or email the organizers for last minute info. 

Hike Location: Lower Cheseboro Canyon Trail

Time: 5-8pm. (Try to arrive by 450pm so we can start the hike by 5pm)

Approx address: 5566 Cheseboro Canyon Road, Agoura Hills (Temporary Parking Lot)

From the 101 freeway: Take the Cheseboro exit and head north toward Cheseboro Rd.

Turn onto Cheseboro Rd heading north. Temporary parking lot is on the right side approximately .4 miles from the intersection 

Things you may want to bring on the hike: 

REMINDER/DISCLAIMER: Even short hikes can pose certain risks, such as uneven terrain, exposure to the elements, and encounters with wildlife. While we strive to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all participants, each person is ultimately responsible for their own safety. Before embarking on a hike, please ask any questions you have about the trail and conditions, bring appropriate supplies and equipment, and use caution and good judgment. Always stay on designated trails and be aware of your surroundings. In case of emergency, call 911 or contact a park ranger immediately. Remember, your safety is important, and it’s up to each individual to take responsibility for their own well-being while enjoying the beautiful natural wonders of California’s parks and trails. Like SMART Recovery, Self-Management is critical to a safe and successful event for all!