Friends of Mt Tam

CANCELLED -6:00pm "Forest Bathing 101" Hike
2019-06-26
CANCELLED
Time: 6:00 PMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot Trailhead.
“Forest Bathing 101” interpretive hike with docent Nancy Benjamin.Learn about the Japanese practice of Shinrin Yoku, which translates to “forest bathing.” Experience a gentle, guided walk in the woods to the Mountain Theatre. Take in the sights, sounds and scents; and deeply connect with our natural surroundings. We’ll enjoy some local culinary treats along the way. Kid/Family friendly.
Distance: 2.1 milesElevation gain: 528 ftEasy.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

Cancelled - 9:30am Strenuous Hike with R. Gottfried
2019-06-23
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Tennessee Valley Trailhead.
Fitness hike with docent Rosalind Gottfried. We will hike for 7-8 miles depending on the group’s choice. We can go to Muir Beach and back (about 8.5 miles with hills) or choose a different route. Docent will have a sign on top of the car, either across from the bathrooms or along the road by the bathrooms, that says “HIKE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.”
Distance: 7.5 miles. Elevation gain: 1601 ft.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

6:00pm Moderately Strenuous Hike with S. Karp
2019-06-19
Time: 6:00 PMTrailhead: Mtn Home Trailhead.
Fitness Hike with docent Sue Karp. Enjoy beautiful evening views from the Panoramic Trail. Walk the famous Dipsea into Muir Woods. Experience the grandeur and magic of the giant Redwoods
Distance: 5.5 milesElevation gain: 1004 ft.Moderately Strenuous.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

11-4 VC: Tom Brookshire
2019-06-16

9:30am "Scent-Sational Mt. Tamalpais" Hike
2019-06-16
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Mt Home Trailhead.
“Scent-Sational Mt. Tamalpais” interpretive hike with docent John Cook.Mt. Tamalpais is a treasure of beautiful views and quiet places. But Mt. Tam’s fragrance is another treat for the senses. On this short hike, we will have “close encounters” with some of the plants that lend Mt. Tam a distinct scent. Depending on the season, wander through forests of Douglas fir, Bay laurel, and other fragrant species. We’ll “stop to smell” these and other plants like wild lilac and coastal sage in a natural setting. You’ll never smell Mt. Tam the same way again.
Distance: 3 milesElevation gain: 607 ftModerate.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am "Walking Mt. Tam: Trails of Creativity"
2019-06-15
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot Trailhead.
“Walking Mt. Tam: Trails of Creativity” interpretive hike with docent Caryn Lowe.“Methinks that the moment my legs begin to move, my thoughts begin to flow!”-ThoreauScience is proving what people have known for ages – going out into nature is one of the best ways to connect with your creative mind. Mt. Tam has been a special place of inspiration for many generations of artists and writers from early settlers from the Hudson Valley to the Bohemian and Beat movements. During this hike you will learn a little bit about this rich history, what happens here today and hopefully make your own creative connection to Mt. Tam. Bring a notebook, pens/pencils and your curiosity!Distance: 3.3 milesElevation gain: 735 ftModerate.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain. This hike recommends also bringing a notebook and something to write with.
Participation: This hike is limited to 12 people on a first come, first serve basis. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am TBD with C. Lowe
2019-06-15
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: TBD
Interpretive hike with docent Caryn Lowe.TBD.
Distance: TBD miles. Elevation gain: TBD ft. TBD.What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

6pm Hike with Robert Feist
2019-06-12 18:00 - 19:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Trailhead TBA

6:00pm Moderate Hike with R. Feist
2019-06-12
Time: 6:00 PMTrailhead: Mtn Home Trailhead.
Fitness Hike with docent Robert Feist. Enjoy some mid-week excercise going down into Muir Woods when the crowds are less! We’ll cross the creek over the unique “Log Bridge,” have a snack at the Alice Eastwood Group Camp and wind our way back to Mt Home. Guaranteed fun and scenic sights for all!
Distance: 3.5 milesElevation gain: 827 ft.Moderate.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

Astronomy Nights - Gravitational Lensing: Bends in Space-time
2019-06-08 20:00 - 22:30 | Mt Theater, Mt Tam State Park, Mill Valley, CA, 2 Park Ter, United States
Gravitational Lensing: Bends in Space-time
Fatima Abdurrahman, Doctoral Candidate, Astronomy Department, UC Berkeley
100 years ago, Einstein predicted that light rays would deviate from straight-line paths in the space near massive objects. Today, we use this fact to weigh galaxies, discover planets of other stars, and “see” invisible black holes. How did this idea of gravitational lensing come about, and how do we use it today to probe all fields of astrophysics?
For directions and more information http://www.friendsofmttam.org/astronomy.html

CANCELLED - 9:30am Moderate Hike with S. Abascal-Mogio
2019-06-08
CANCELLED
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead.
Fitness hike with docent Santiago Abascal-Mogio. Take time to enjoy and appreciate the wildflowers on the mountain.
Distance: 5.5 miles. Elevation gain: 886 ft. Moderate.What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

11:00am "Trees and Biodiversity on Mt. Tam" Hike
2019-06-02
Time: 11:00 AMTrailhead: Stinson Beach trailhead.
“Trees and Biodiversity on Mt. Tam” interpretive hike with docent Catherine Orland. We will explore the different types of trees that grow on Mt. Tam. Why does this tree grow right here? What other trees surround it? Weather permitting we’ll see some great views.
Distance: 6.7 milesElevation gain: 1,778 ft.Strenuous.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

11:00am Sunday Interpretive Hike - Strenuous - Trees and Biodiversity on Mt. Tam Led By Catherine Orland
2019-06-02
Sunday, June 2 at 11:00 AM from Stinson Beach trailhead.
“Trees and Biodiversity on Mt. Tam” interpretive hike with docent Catherine Orland. We will explore the different types of trees that grow on Mt. Tam. Why does this tree grow right here? What other trees surround it? Weather permitting we’ll see some great views.
Distance: 6.7 milesElevation gain: 1,778 ft.Strenuous.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group.
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.

9:30am "Forest Bathing 101" Hike
2019-06-01
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot Trailhead.
“Forest Bathing 101” interpretive hike with docent Nancy Benjamin.Learn about the Japanese practice of Shinrin Yoku, which translates to “forest bathing.” Experience a gentle, guided walk in the woods to the Mountain Theatre. Take in the sights, sounds and scents; and deeply connect with our natural surroundings. We’ll enjoy some local culinary treats along the way. Kid/Family friendly.
Distance: 2.1 milesElevation gain: 528 ftEasy.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

5:30pm Moderate Hike with F. Young
2019-05-29
Time: 5:30 PMTrailhead: Mtn Home Trailhead.
Fitness hike with docent Franklin Young. Unwind on the slopes of Tam after a full day at work. Enjoy a magical stop at West Point Inn.
Distance: 5.3 miles. Elevation gain: 892 ft. Moderate.What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am Moderately Strenuous Hike with S. Abascal-Mogio
2019-05-27
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Mtn Home Trailhead.
Fitness hike with docent Santiago Abascal-Mogio. Approximately two hours of moderate beautiful Redwoods hike. Great loop to enjoy a different view out and back. Comfortable grade and not very long.
Distance: 5.3 miles. Elevation gain: 1207 ft. Moderately Strenuous.What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am Moderately Strenuous Hike with F. Young
2019-05-26
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Bootjack Trailhead.
Fitness hike with docent Franklin Young. Learn more about the military use of West Peak.
Distance: 5.3 miles. Elevation gain: 1430 ft. Moderately Strenuous.What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am Moderately Strenuous Hike with F. Young
2019-05-25
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Frank Valley Trailhead
Fitness hike with docent Franklin Young. Learn more about late wildflowers while enjoying great coastal views.
Distance: 7.5 miles. Elevation gain: 1322 ft. Moderately Strenuous.What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

5:30pm Moderate Hike with S. Karp
2019-05-22
Time: 5:30 PMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot Trailhead.
Fitness Hike with docent Sue Karp. Relax into the beauty of Steep Ravine. Enjoy the sounds of waterfalls. Ascend through luxurious growth of trees and ferns to beautiful ocean views.
Distance: 3.7 milesElevation gain: 991 ft.Moderate.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

CANCELLED (Rain) 9:30am Moderate Hike with T. Stuart
2019-05-19
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead
Fitness hike with docent Tracy Stuart. Fun and Adventure meeting new friends and enjoying the Mountain. DOG FRIENDLY. Guests MUST obtain a dog permit by emailing Eileen.Bai@parks.ca.gov.
*One dog permit has been given to Jeanne Lahaie*Distance: 3.2 miles. Elevation gain: 663 ft. Moderate.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

CANCELLED (Rain) 9:30 am "Mindfulness in Nature" Hike
2019-05-18
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead
“Mindfulness in Nature” interpretive hike with docent Alexandra Jurasin.Explore your senses in nature, while being guided through mindfulness practices. Finish the hike feeling like you’ve just had a cleansing shower for your mind.
Distance: 5.5 milesElevation gain: 1056 ftModerately Strenuous.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

8am Mt Tam CIRCUM-AMBULATION (Save the Date)
2019-05-18
SAVE THE DATE!Get ready to join us for this amazing physical and mental challenge!
Registration REQUIRED CLICK HERE
On Saturday, May 18 @8am meet at the Mt Home parking lot for the “Mt Tam Circumambulation” with park interpreters Rosanna Petralia and Eileen Bai.
We will almost faithfully retrace the steps of Gary Snyder and Allen Ginsberg’s historic circumambulation. We’ll stop at 10 inspirational locations to share poems, stories and nature awareness. The hike is 16 miles long and requires excellent form and stamina. Pace will be 2.5 miles per hour. Challenging difficulty, 16 miles, 3,000 ft. elevation gain. Please, make sure to bring enough water&food, and wear the right clothing. Here is a suggested list. •Things to bring: hiking poles, water (2 liters), 4-6 snacks, lunch, water filter (optional), medications (if any), solar screen, and sun glasses.•What to wear: layered clothing (weather/expected high temperature: TBA), sturdy and comfy hiking boots (with ankle support if possible), sun hat, bandana.
DO NOT MAKE OTHER PLANS FOR THE DAY!

5:30pm Hike -CANCELLED (Rain)
2019-05-15
Time: 5:30 PMTrailhead: Mtn Home Trailhead.
Fitness Hike with docent Robert Feist. Enjoy some mid-week excercise going down into Muir Woods when the crowds are less! We’ll cross the creek over the unique “Log Bridge,” have a snack at the Alice Eastwood Group Camp and wind our way back to Mt Home. Guaranteed fun and scenic sights for all!
Distance: 3.5 milesElevation gain: 827 ft.Moderate.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am "Rugged Plants of Mount Tam" Hike
2019-05-12
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Mtn Home Trailhead.
“Rugged Plants of Mount Tam” interpretive hike with docent Lizzy Silverstein.Identify and learn about chamise, manzanita, chinquapin, toyon, coffeeberry, madrone, chamise, yerba santa, and golden fleece. Come away with a better understanding of how these plants effect Mount Tam and were used by indigenous people.
Distance: 4.9 milesElevation gain: 2136 ftModerately Strenuous.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

Astronomy Nights - The Largest 3D Maps of Our Universe
2019-05-11 20:00 - 22:30 | Mt Theater, Mt Tam State Park, Mill Valley, CA, 2 Park Ter, United States
The Largest 3D Maps of Our Universe
Dr. Josh Dillon, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Astronomy Department, UC Berkeley
The last century has seen a revolution in our understanding of the cosmos, including its age—13.8 billion years—and content: 95% dark matter & dark energy; 5% normal matter! To test cosmology theories and to grasp how stars and galaxies formed, UC Berkeley collaborates world-wide to make huge 3D maps of hydrogen, the most abundant cosmic element
For directions and more information http://www.friendsofmttam.org/astronomy.html

9:30am Moderately Strenuous Hike with R. Freinkel
2019-05-11
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead
Fitness hike with docent Robert Freinkel. Awareness of topography of Mt Tamalpais. Variable microclimates exploration. Explore drainage of streams on the mountain.
Distance: 6.2 miles. Elevation gain: 992 ft. Moderately Strenuous.What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

5:30pm Moderate Hike with S. Karp
2019-05-08
Time: 5:30 PMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot Trailhead.
Fitness Hike with docent Sue Karp. Details TBD.
Distance: TBD milesElevation gain: TBD ft.Moderate.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am Strenuous Hike with K. Ulring
2019-05-05
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot Trailhead
Fitness hike with docent Karen Ulring. This is a gorgeous loop hike on the west side of Mt Tam. We’ll focus on Matt Davis and his contributions to MTSP. Wonderful views and a trillium bonanza hiking up Steep Ravine.
Distance: 6.9 miles. Elevation gain: 1808 ft. Strenuous.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group. No entrance fee. No pets (unless otherwise specified).
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.
Parking: Pantoll, Bootjack, and East Peak trailheads require an $8 parking fee (exact change or check).

9:30am Sunday Interpretive Hike - Easy - Scent-sational Tam! Led By John Cook
2019-04-28
Sunday, April 28 at 9:30 AM from Mtn Home Parking Lot Trailhead.
“Scent-sational Tam!” interpretive hike with docent John Cook.Mt. Tamalpais is a treasure of beautiful views and quiet places. But Mt. Tam’s fragrance is another treat for the senses. On this short walk (60 to 90 minutes), we will have “close encounters” with some of the plants that lend Mt. Tam a distinct scent. Depending on the season, we’ll stop and note Douglas fir, Bay laurel, and other fragrant species. We’ll “stop to smell” these and other plants like wild lilac and coastal sage in a natural setting. You’ll never smell Mt. Tam the same way again.
Distance: 2.0 milesElevation gain: 174 ftEasy.
What to bring: Come prepared. Wear good hiking shoes/boots. Bring plenty of water, lunch and snacks. Hiking poles are recommended on this mountain.
Participation: Hikes are limited to 20 people per leader. First come, first serve. Be on time to allow for parking and meeting with your group.
Cancellation policy: Rain or winds above 30 mph will cancel.

9:30am Moderately Strenuous Hike with M. De La Fuente
2019-04-27
Saturday, April 27 at 9:30 AM from Bootjack trailhead. Fitness hike with docent Maria de la Fuente. Experience strength and balance in Nature. As we hike we feel and look for connections between us and our surroundings. We will we challenge ourselves with climbing down a ladder and climbing up stairs and feel the gratitude of being. Distance (mi): 6.2. Elevation Gain (ft): 1614. Moderately Strenuous.
