Winter Adaptations Hike
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About this Event
This hike will take place along an approximately 1 mile loop with various stops along the way. Please plan to meet your guide at the Limekiln Trailhead at 10AM.
We recommend dressing in layers, wearing study shoes and bringing water/sunscreen. Traction devices may be helpful if there is ice and snow present on the trail.
Please note: This program is free. Advanced registration is required. A valid parks pass is required on every vehicle that enters the park. Program may be canceled and/or rescheduled if weather or trail conditions are unfavorable.
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