ParkRx – BEGINNING Hiking for Fitness Series (#5)

  • September 5 - October 24, 2020
  • Sugarloaf Ridge State Park

    2605 Adobe Canyon Road
    Kenwood, California 95452
Ticket Price $0.00-$85.08 This event is now over
Description

Please join us for an 8-week BEGINNING Hiking for Fitness Program. The program leaders will guide you on a series of weekly hikes with the challenge increasing each week. Before the first hike, the leader will discuss proper shoes, hydration, incorporating hiking poles, proper pacing, etc. The group's final hike aims for the long route up Vista Trail, where hikers can enjoy the beautiful vistas.

The Hiking series costs $80, or free (including free parking on Sugarloaf hikes) for hikers with a 2020 ParkRx from a Sonoma County Medical Provider. Click here for ParkRx info.

1) Sat 9/5–White Barn to Uranus, 2.2 miles, 80 ft elev [meet @ white barn]
2) Sat 9/12–Meadow Hillside loop starting and ending at campground, 3 miles, 250 ft elev [meet @ white barn]
3) Sat 9/19–Spring Lake/Lake Ralphine loop 4.3 miles, 250 ft elev [meet @ Cobblestone trailhead parking lot: 6024 Channel Dr, Santa Rosa, CA 95409]
4) Sat 9/26–Stern Pony Gate and Canyon, Stern Road 3 miles, 500 ft elev [meet @ main lot]
5) Sat 10/3–Jack London Park, May’s Clearing loop, 3.7 miles, 430 ft elev [meet @ 2400 London Ranch Road, Glen Ellen, CA 95442, upper parking lot]
6) Sat 10/10–Vista Trail loop (clockwise), 3.6 miles, 700 ft elev [meet @ white barn]
7) Sat 10/17–Neptune picnic table, 4.3 miles, 640 ft elev [meet @ white barn]
8) Sat 10/24–Hillside + Vista Trail loop (counter-clockwise), 4.7 miles, 1000 ft elev [meet @ white barn]

Date & Time

Sep 5, 2020 9:00 AM - Oct 24, 2020 1:00 PM

Venue Details

Sugarloaf Ridge State Park

2605 Adobe Canyon Road
Kenwood, California 95452 Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
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