Friends of Mt Tam

9:30am Strenuous Hike with K. Ulring
2019-08-31
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Quarry Parking Lot.
"North Side" Fitness hike with docent Karen Ulring. We’ll be hiking on the cool north side with a stop at Colier Springs to learn of John Colier and Mt Tam history. Will be a good work out.
Distance: 7.3 milesElevation gain: 1841 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).

5:30pm Moderate Hike with S. Karp
2019-08-28
Time: 5:30 PMTrailhead: Bootjack Parking Lot.
"Mt. Tam Views and History" Fitness hike with docent Sue Karp. Walk a portion of the horse and wagon trail that took passengers from Stinson Beach to West Point Inn. Enjoy extensive views of the Bay area and adjoining counties from different vistas. Hike over Rocky Knoll, composed primarily of Serpentine, the state rock of California.
Distance: 4 milesElevation gain: 670 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).

5:30pm Moderate Hike with S. Karp
2019-08-28
Time: 5:30 PM
Trailhead: Bootjack Parking Lot.
“Mt. Tam Views and History” Fitness hike with docent Sue Karp. Walk a portion of the horse and wagon trail that took passengers from Stinson Beach to West Point Inn. Enjoy extensive views of the Bay area and adjoining counties from different vistas. Hike over Rocky Knoll, composed primarily of Serpentine, the state rock of California.
Distance: 4 miles
Elevation gain: 670 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 R. Gottfried
2019-08-25
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Coast View Trailhead.
“Coastal Views” Fitness hike with docent Rosalind Gottfried. Take in views of the ocean as we head up towards Pantoll. We will return on the same route back. There will be a sign on the roof of the hike leader’s dark green Camry saying free hike, open to the public.
Distance: 6.6 milesElevation gain: 1024 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 R. Gottfried
2019-08-25
Time: 9:30 AM
Trailhead: Coast View Trailhead.
“Coastal Views” Fitness hike with docent Rosalind Gottfried. Take in views of the ocean as we head up towards Pantoll. We will return on the same route back. There will be a sign on the roof of the hike leader’s dark green Camry saying free hike, open to the public.
Distance: 6.6 miles
Elevation gain: 1024 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 S. Abascal-Mogio
2019-08-24
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Mt Home Trailhead.
"Redwoods" Fitness hike with docent Santi Abascal-Mogio. Beautiful Redwoods hike. Great loop to enjoy a different view out and back with a comfortable grade.
Distance: 5.3 milesElevation 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).

5:30pm "Mindfulness in Nature" Hike
2019-08-21
Time: 5:30 PMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot 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 rejuvenating shower for your mind. Distance (mi): 3.3. Elevation Gain (ft): 722. Moderate.
Distance: 3.3 milesElevation gain: 722 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 "Scent-Sational Mt. Tamalpais" Hike
2019-08-18
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: 3.7 milesElevation gain: 764 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).

11-4 VC: Tom Brookshire
2019-08-18

6:00pm Moderate Hike with C. Orland
2019-08-14, 2019-08-07
Time: 6:00 PMTrailhead: Bootjack Parking Lot.
"Water Views" Fitness hike with docent Catherine Orland. Weather permitting, we'll see great views of the SF Bay as well as the Pacific Ocean. Participants will gain an understanding of how water flows on Mt. Tam. They will see the differences between high and low flow points of Redwood Creek. The group will also be able to see how Mt. Tam provides connections between the Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Arrive on time, this is a fast-paced hike.
Distance: 4.5 milesElevation gain: 1056 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 Moderate Hike with T. Stuart
2019-08-11
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead.
"Health and Happiness" Fitness hike with docent Tracy Stuart. Super fun and enjoyable. Meet new friends and see the wonders of the North side of the Mountain. Hike ends at 12pm. Dog friendly. Hike leader will stay on designated dog-friendly trails. Guests MUST obtain a dog permit by emailing Eileen.Bai@parks.ca.gov. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Distance: 2.6 milesElevation gain: 656 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 - Astrobiology Under Our Feet & Out to the Stars
2019-08-10 20:00 - 22:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Mt Theater, Mt Tam State Park, Mill Valley, CA, 2 Park Ter, United States
Astrobiology Under Our Feet & Out to the Stars
Dr. Penelope Boston, Director, NASA Astrobiology Institute, NASA Ames Research Center
The Age of Astrobiology has begun. We have a whole Solar System—and a galaxy of star-warmed worlds beyond—to explore for life. How do we look for life here and way out there? How will we know it when we find it? Our exploration begins at Earth. We must apply what we are learning about our own amazing home planet to our search for life beyond.
For directions and more information http://www.friendsofmttam.org/astronomy.html

9:30am "Walking Mt. Tam: Trails of Creativity"
2019-08-10, 2019-07-13
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 Moderately Strenuous Hike with M. de la Fuente
2019-08-03
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Bootjack Parking Lot Trailhead.
"Strength and Balance in Nature" Fitness hike with docent Maria de la Fuente. Let’s explore our strength and Balance among the Redwoods.
Distance: 4.3 milesElevation gain: 1223 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).

6:00pm Moderately Strenuous Hike with R. Feist
2019-07-31
Time: 6:00 PMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot.
"Summer Fun" Fitness hike with docent Robert Feist. Don’t miss this last day of July mid-week hike! We’ll enjoy the shade of forested trails as we eventually make our way to the iconic Mt. Theatre. We might even see and hear acorn woodpeckers while we’re there!
Distance: 4.1 milesElevation gain: 1286 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 Moderate Hike with T. Stuart
2019-07-28
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead.
“Health and Happiness” Fitness hike with docent Tracy Stuart. Super fun and enjoyable. Meet new friends and see the wonders of the North side of the Mountain. Hike ends at 12pm. Dog friendly. Hike leader will stay on designated dog-friendly trails. Guests MUST obtain a dog permit by emailing Eileen.Bai@parks.ca.gov. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Distance: 2.6 milesElevation gain: 656 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 R. Freinkel
2019-07-27
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead.
“Microclimates of Mt Tamalpais” Fitness hike with docent Robert Freinkel.Explore topography and microclimates and see effects on native plant species. View flowering summer native plants. Learn about history of prior use of Mt Tamalpais. Evaluate relevance of trail names to historical processes on Mt Tamalpais. Hikers should bring sufficient water during summer season.
Distance: 6.1 milesElevation gain: 1211 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 L. Silverstein
2019-07-20
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Bootjack Parking Lot Trailhead.
“Embrace the Sweat” Fitness hike with docent Lizzy Silverstein.Let’s enjoy nature and embrace sweat on this fitness hike!
Distance: 6.1 milesElevation gain: 1376 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).

6:00pm Moderate Hike with S. Karp
2019-07-17
Time: 6:00 PMTrailhead: Mtn Home Trailhead.
“Moon Rise” Fitness hike with docent Sue Karp.Enjoy a stroll through Chaparral and dense Redwoods on the Matt Davis Trail. Head uphill on the Nora to historic West Point Inn, built in 1904. Enjoy beautiful views and moon rise as we wind down the Old Railroad Grade.
Distance: 5.2 milesElevation gain: 883 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 R. Gottfried
2019-07-14
Sunday, July 14 at 9:30 AM
Trailhead: Matt Davis (near Stinson Beach)
“”Ocean Views and the Forest”” Fitness hike with docent Rosalind Gottfried. We will hike a bit over seven miles enjoying the views from the Dipsea trail, to the heavy wood of the Steep Ravine trail. We will take a break at the Pan Toll Ranger station before heading down the Matt Davis trail, which contains both wooded and open areas. There will be a sign on the roof of the hike leader’s dark green Camry saying free hike, open to the public.
Distance (mi): 6.7.
Elevation Gain (ft): 1667.
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. 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).

Astronomy Nights - Cassini's Spectacular Final Year at Saturn
2019-07-13 20:00 - 22:30 | Mt Theater, Mt Tam State Park, Mill Valley, CA, 2 Park Ter, United States
Cassini’s Spectacular Final Year at Saturn
Dr. Matthew Tiscareno, Senior Research Scientist, SETI Institute Cassini’s 13-year exploration of Saturn stands as the most successful interplanetary mission in NASA history. Its “Grand Finale” (with dives off the outer ring edge, and between inner rings & cloud tops) culminated with a plunge into Saturn’s depths. Insights earned during these maneuvers bring Saturn’s complex glory into focus as never before.
For directions and more information http://www.friendsofmttam.org/astronomy.html

6:00pm "Mindfulness in Nature" Hike
2019-07-10
Time: 6:00 PMTrailhead: Pantoll Parking Lot 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 rejuvenating shower for your mind. Distance (mi): 3.3. Elevation Gain (ft): 722. Moderate.
Distance: 3.3 milesElevation gain: 722 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 F. Young
2019-07-07
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Bootjack Parking Lot Trailhead.
"One Peak and Two views" Fitness hike with docent Franklin Young.Enjoy both sides of the Tam: the North side with its lakes and ocean views and the South side with its City and Bay views.
Distance: 6.4 milesElevation gain: 1378 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 Strenuous "History of Alpine Dam" Hike with F. Young
2019-07-06
Trailhead: Laurel Dell
Join docent Franklin Youngin a descent to the beautiful Caratact and Helen Mrkt Falls. Then continue the hike walking parallel to Alpine Lake following the Helen Mrkt and Kent Trails. Our docent will share some of the Alpine Dam's history, which it was build 100 years ago!
Distance: 7.4 miles, Elevation Gain: 1,874 ft. Strenuous.

6PM Moderately Strenuous Hike with R. Feist
2019-07-03
Wednesday, July 3rd at 6 PM from Mt Home parking lot trailhead. “Pre-Holiday Excitement” Fitness hike with docent Robert Feist. Get a head start on 4th of July celebrations by getting great exercise on this day before the holiday hike! We’ll travel on a combination of trails and fire roads on this scenic loop that will eventually return via the Hogback Fire Road. Sure to be something pleasing for everyone!! Distance: 5 miles. Elevation Gain (ft): 1,000. Moderate/Moderately Strenuous.

9:30am Moderate Hike with T. Stuart
2019-06-30
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Rock Spring Trailhead.
Fitness Hike with docent Tracy Stuart. Super fun and enjoyable. Meet new friends and see the wonders of the North side of the Mountain. DOG FRIENDLY. Guests MUST obtain a dog permit by emailing Eileen.Bai@parks.ca.gov.
Distance: 2.7 milesElevation gain: 584 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 R. Feist
2019-06-29
Time: 9:30 AMTrailhead: Laurel Dell Fire Road Trailhead.
Fitness Hike with docent Robert Feist. Eight days into Summer!! What better way to enjoy warmer days than to hike down to the cooling waters of Alpine Lake where we’ll lunch at the water’s edge. Then back up along the scenic waterscape of Cataract Creek – the mostly shaded route is sure to help keep us cool!!
Distance: 8 milesElevation gain: 2054 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).

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).
