Wildflower Wednesday Hike
Please join us for Wildflower Wednesday, where we will hunt for and discuss "what is blooming” on various trails in the park. The hike is led by a volunteer naturalist, well-versed in the park's trails and botany.
Event Info
About this Event
Meet at the Visitor Center and be ready to leave by 9:00. Please wear closed toe shoes, and bring water, sunscreen and a camera (if you like).
Space is limited to 15 people and registration is required. This is a popular hike, so we keep a wait list. If you sign up and later find out that you cannot make it, please cancel your reservation so that someone else can have a spot. Additionally, if you have a group of 5 or more, please contact us and we will try to accommodate your group on a separate hike.
Cancellations, if they happen, will be via email... so check your messages before the hike to make sure it has not been changed.
The hike is free, but a valid park pass is required on all vehicles that enter the park. Passes may be purchased at the Visitor Center.
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