Join Greenbelt Alliance for a saunter up Mitchell Canyon in search of early season wildflowers.
As we walk, we'll share stories of botanical explorers of yesteryear, explain how the flowers came to be named, and describe traditional uses of flowering plants. Don't worry, we won't forget to admire all the butterflies flittering around the canyon too!
Leader
Ken Lavin
Total Distance
This is an easy hike of 4 miles round trip with just a few hundred feet elevation gain.
Weather Policy
Rain cancels
Cost
$6 per vehicle - exact cash only. Payable at the entrance gate to the park.
Where to Meet
We'll assemble by the Mitchell Canyon Visitor Center near the parking area.
Notes
Bring water and snacks. Dress in layers and wear good hiking shoes. Bring hiking poles if you normally use them. There are restrooms at the trailhead. If you have questions about this outing email Ken at [email protected] or phone (415) 543-6771 x321.
This is an in-person outing so we're happy to see you on the trail!
COVID-19 protocol: If you are fully vaccinated, feel free to come mask-free. If not, please plan to wear your mask for the duration of this outing.
About the Outing Leader
Ken Lavin is the Outings Coordinator for Greenbelt Alliance. You can learn more about Ken here.
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