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SUMMARY:MTSP Docent Hike: Feb 9 - "Finding Balance in Nature" - Maria De La Fuente
DESCRIPTION:Mount Tamalpais State Park Docent Led Hike \n“Finding Balance in Nature by finding connections between us and the surrounding trees”  \n\nTENTATIVE ROUTE:  Matt Davis – Steep Ravine – Dipsea – Alpine trail – Back to Bootjack  \nPart of the FMT Pantoll Quad / https://www.friendsofmttam.org/activities/hiking/\nDISTANCE:  5 miles / Moderately Strenuous \nMEET:  Bootjack Parking Area\nDEPARTURE:  10:00am. Group should return no later than 2:30pm\n\nAll Hikes Details \n\nCANCELLATIONS: Rain\, red flag days\, winds above 30 mph\, and unforeseen circumstances will\ncancel. Check the Friends of Mt Tam Facebook for updates:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/FriendsOfMtTam\nPARKING: We strongly recommend carpooling and arriving 15 minutes early to find parking. Certain\nparking areas require a fee (Pantoll\, Bootjack\, and East Peak).\nWATER: Bring at least two bottles of water on hot days. Most hikes do not pass by public drinking\nwater sources.\nFOOD: Unless stated otherwise in the hike description\, there will not be a formal lunch stop. Bring\nyour own snacks.\nPROTECTION: Ticks\, mosquitoes\, horse flies and yellow jackets are present\, but not abundant.\nSTURDY BOOTS: Trails are uneven\, rocky and can be very steep in places. Sandals\, sneakers and\nrunning shoes are not recommended.\nCOVID PRECAUTIONS: Frequent hand sanitation\, physical distancing\, and no sharing of gear or maps.\nVisitors need to be fully prepared to provide for all of their own needs\, including map (printed or\ndownloaded)\, hand sanitizer\, tissues\, and first aid supplies.\nHikes are part of the California State Parks Volunteers In the Park Program (VIPP).
URL:https://www.friendsofmttam.org/event/mtsp-docent-hike-feb-9-finding-balance-in-nature-maria-de-la-fuente/
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SUMMARY:MTSP Docent Hike: Feb 12 - "Walking Mt. Tam: Trails of Creativity" - Caryn Lowe
DESCRIPTION:Mount Tamalpais State Park Docent Led Hike \n“Walking Mt. Tam: Trails of Creativity” / “Me thinks that the moment my legs begin to move\, my thoughts begin to flow!” -Thoreau. / Science 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. There will be a few stopping points along the way so bring a notebook\, pens/pencils\, and your curiosity!  \n\nTENTATIVE ROUTE:  TBD\nDISTANCE:  5 miles / Moderately Strenuous.\nMEET:  Pantoll Parking Area\nDEPARTURE:  9am Departure  – Group should return no later than 2:30\n\nAll Hikes Details \n\nCANCELLATIONS: Rain\, red flag days\, winds above 30 mph\, and unforeseen circumstances will\ncancel. Check the Friends of Mt Tam Facebook for updates:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/FriendsOfMtTam\nPARKING: We strongly recommend carpooling and arriving 15 minutes early to find parking. Certain\nparking areas require a fee (Pantoll\, Bootjack\, and East Peak).\nWATER: Bring at least two bottles of water on hot days. Most hikes do not pass by public drinking\nwater sources.\nFOOD: Unless stated otherwise in the hike description\, there will not be a formal lunch stop. Bring\nyour own snacks.\nPROTECTION: Ticks\, mosquitoes\, horse flies and yellow jackets are present\, but not abundant.\nSTURDY BOOTS: Trails are uneven\, rocky and can be very steep in places. Sandals\, sneakers and\nrunning shoes are not recommended.\nCOVID PRECAUTIONS: Frequent hand sanitation\, physical distancing\, and no sharing of gear or maps.\nVisitors need to be fully prepared to provide for all of their own needs\, including map (printed or\ndownloaded)\, hand sanitizer\, tissues\, and first aid supplies.\nHikes are part of the California State Parks Volunteers In the Park Program (VIPP).
URL:https://www.friendsofmttam.org/event/mtsp-docent-hike-feb-12-walking-mt-tam-trails-of-creativity-caryn-lowe/
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SUMMARY:MTSP Docent Hike: Feb 20 - "The (not-so) Hidden Treasures of Mt Tamalpais" - Brian Muir
DESCRIPTION:Mount Tamalpais State Park Docent Led Hike \n“The (not-so) Hidden Treasures of Mt Tamalpais:  Experience multiple geologic and growth eco-systems while traversing the south side of Mt Tamalpais. Visit historic West Point Inn and Mountain Theater.” \n\nTENTATIVE ROUTE:  Pan Toll – Old Stage Road – Rock Springs Trail – Old Mine Trail.\nPart of the FMT Pantoll Quad / https://www.friendsofmttam.org/activities/hiking/\nDISTANCE:  5 miles / Moderately Strenuous.\nMEET:  Pantoll Parking Area  \nDEPARTURE:  9am departure. Group should return no later than 2:30pm.\n\nAll Hikes Details \n\nCANCELLATIONS: Rain\, red flag days\, winds above 30 mph\, and unforeseen circumstances will\ncancel. Check the Friends of Mt Tam Facebook for updates:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/FriendsOfMtTam\nPARKING: We strongly recommend carpooling and arriving 15 minutes early to find parking. Certain\nparking areas require a fee (Pantoll\, Bootjack\, and East Peak).\nWATER: Bring at least two bottles of water on hot days. Most hikes do not pass by public drinking\nwater sources.\nFOOD: Unless stated otherwise in the hike description\, there will not be a formal lunch stop. Bring\nyour own snacks.\nPROTECTION: Ticks\, mosquitoes\, horse flies and yellow jackets are present\, but not abundant.\nSTURDY BOOTS: Trails are uneven\, rocky and can be very steep in places. Sandals\, sneakers and\nrunning shoes are not recommended.\nCOVID PRECAUTIONS: Frequent hand sanitation\, physical distancing\, and no sharing of gear or maps.\nVisitors need to be fully prepared to provide for all of their own needs\, including map (printed or\ndownloaded)\, hand sanitizer\, tissues\, and first aid supplies.\nHikes are part of the California State Parks Volunteers In the Park Program (VIPP).
URL:https://www.friendsofmttam.org/event/mtsp-docent-hike-feb-20-the-not-so-hidden-treasures-of-mt-tamalpais-brian-muir/
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