Nature Bloomers

Awareness Raising Hiking on Mental Health and Climate Change
2024-05-12 01:45 (America/Los_Angeles) | San Bruno Mountain Watch, 44 Visitacion Avenue, Brisbane, CA, 94005, United States
**Event**: 201n**Distance**: 4.6 milesn**Total Elevation Gain**: 896 ftn**Difficulty**: 5 out of 10n**Gathering** **Coordinates**: 37.695204, -122.434344n[https://goo.gl/maps/14YnTWmiBfo25jFv7](https://goo.gl/maps/14YnTWmiBfo25jFv7)nn**Hike Overview**nMay is the mental health month and we are so privileged to host Professor Robin Cooper on the hike. She’ll be educating us on mental health and how climate change may affect it. More information about her is accessible at the bottom of this announcement or at https://ecopsychepedia.org/about/who-we-are/robin-cooper/nEver looked out from a hilltop and seen Silicon Valley on one side and San Francisco on the other? If not, join us for this event! What’s special about this hike is walking through the bushes along the trail. As you walk, you’ll see stunning views of San Francisco and Daly City with their colorful houses in the background.nn**Parking**nWe highly encourage carpooling. There are two parking lots available. Please aim to park in the top lot, which is closer to the trailhead. ***There is a vehicle entry fee of $6 per car.*** Please allow for ample time to enter the park, as the parking line can be lengthy.nn**Be Prepared** 📝nKeep in mind to have layered clothing, sunscreen and/or hat, sturdy hiking shoes/boots, enough of water, snacks. ***We’ll be starting the hike sharp at 10:00 am.***nn**Legal Disclaimers**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers, organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events or/and on the way to the event.n***Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.***nn**Good Hiking Etiquettes**nPlease update your RSVP at least 48 hours prior to the event if there’s a change. If you RSVP “Yes” and/or attend any of our events, it shall be conclusively presumed that you understand and agree to this policy.

A Journey Through Microclimates and Wildflower Meadows
2024-05-05 01:00 | Hamms Gulch to Spring Ridge Loop, Portola Road Trail, Portola Valley, CA 94028, Portola Valley, ca, 94028, United States
**Event:** 200nn**Distance:** 7.6 milesn**Total Elevation Gain:** 1,538 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6n**Route type:** Loopn**Gathering location:**nWe will meet at the trailhead parking lot. Use only Google Maps for navigation.n37.37572, -122.22288nnJoin Nature Bloomers for our 200th event and experience the awe-inspiring wonders of nature! This trail boasts stunning vistas and a variety of terrain, from gentle slopes to more challenging inclines. Our journey begins with an ascent up Spring Ridge, followed by a descent through Hamms Gulch. Along the way, we’ll traverse scrublands adorned with vibrant wildflowers and lush forests, complete with a picturesque creek crossing. Be prepared to be captivated by breathtaking views of the Bay throughout the hike. We’ll gather at the parking lot at 9:00 am, with our adventure commencing promptly at 9:15. Don’t miss this opportunity for an unforgettable outdoor experience!nn**Be Prepared:**nThis moderately challenging hike typically takes around 3 hours and 45 minutes to complete. Expect to encounter other visitors, as it’s a popular destination for birdwatching, hiking, and running. While dogs are allowed, they must be kept on a leash. **Be sure to bring extra layers, as it can get windy at the top**. Wear sturdy and comfortable hiking shoes or boots, apply sunscreen, and consider wearing a hat. Don’t forget to pack snacks, ample water, and, most importantly, bring along a positive attitude!nn**Parking:**nWhile parking is available at the trailhead, spaces are limited and weekends tend to be quite crowded. To avoid any parking challenges, we strongly encourage carpooling to the event.nn**Legal Disclaimers:**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.nDo Not Attend if you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.

Eastern Sierra Tour
2024-05-02 11:00 | Online event
**Format**: Live Zoom call, 40 minute interactive presentation, 20 minutes Q&Ann**Description:** Are you planning a trip to the highest, lowest, hottest, deepest, oldest spots in the US? Are you interested to see the impact of climate change and human manipulation on the environment?nnJoin Nature Bloomers for this one hour interactive info session where we’ll cover the Eastern Sierra TOUR where you’ll see the highest, lowest, hottest, deepest, oldest spots in the US – And then there are the ghost towns, hot springs, tufa formations, film locations and more.nYet for all its many attractions, it’s relatively unexplored, especially compared to California’s other big name draws. It takes a couple of days to get a good feel for the region so join us on a north-south, semi-secret, always spectacular road trip.nWe make this trip in collaboration with the Los Angeles department of water and power to raise awareness about climate change.n**To get the Zoom link, RSVP here and fill in the forms.**

Foothills of Diablo
2024-04-28 01:30
**Details**n**Event:** 199n**Distance:** 6.5n**Total Elevation gain:** 1,800 ftn**Difficulty:** 8n**Route type:** Loopn**Gathering location:**nWe will meet at the parking lot.nn**Hike Overview:**nMount Diablo offers panoramic views over the entire Bay Area covered with wildflowers blooming year-round with amazing views of surrounding foothills. Depending on the visibility, glimpses of Mount Lassen, Sierra Nevada, as well as Santa Cruz Mountains will be visible. Aside from the panoramic viewpoints, it features various hiking trails, waterfalls, and rock formations.n**Hiking will start promptly at 9:30 am.**nn**Be Prepared:**nPlease wear layered clothing, sturdy and comfortable hiking shoes/boots, sunscreen and/or hat. Bring snacks, plenty of water, and a good attitude! Poles are recommended. Dogs are not allowed on this trail.nn**Parking:** [https://goo.gl/maps/QTc5dJHS8imhnou27](https://goo.gl/maps/QTc5dJHS8imhnou27)nThere is a $10 entrance fee for parking. Carpooling is recommended.nn**Do Not Attend** if you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.

Beautiful Vistas of Spring Wild Flowers
2024-04-21 01:15 | North Table Mountain, ecological reserve, Oroville, CA, 95965, United States
**Event:** 198n**Gathering Location:** 39.59598, -121.5418n**Distance:** 7.1 milesn**Route type:** Loopn**Total Elevation Gain:** 892 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6nnJoin Nature Bloomers at Phantom Falls Loop and enjoy the beautiful vistas of spring wild flowers, waterfalls and lava outcrops. We’ll be gathering at the parking lot at 9:00 am and leaving sharp at 9:15 am.nnA CDFW Lands Pass must be in possession by each visitor who is 16 years of age or older, unless you are carrying your own valid California hunting or fishing license. The pass can be purchased for **$5.66 per person** at [https://www.ca.wildlifelicense.com/internetsales/Sales/ItemSelection](https://www.ca.wildlifelicense.com/internetsales/Sales/ItemSelection); it is pretty straight forward. Land pass (1-day), North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve (Butte County).nn**Parkingg Lot:** Parking at the trailhead is limited due to the popularity of this trail. We plan to start our hike early to increase our chances of finding a spot, but if not, it’s not a big deal. We can easily park across the road where there is plenty of space for cars.nn**Be Prepared:** Please bring water (minimum half a gallon), shoes with traction, a snack for before, during, and/or after, and your sunscreen as most of the trail is exposed.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Love our Earth Festival
2024-04-13 02:00 | East Palo Alto Library, 2415 University Ave, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303, United States
Event: 197nnOnly use google map for navigation:n2555 Pulgas Avenue East Palo Alto, CA 94303nnDescription:nWe cordially invite you to join us on “Love Our Earth” day. The aim of this event is to raise awareness about climate change and methods of addressing it. Various booths will be showcasing their activities on this day. Please visit the Nature Bloomers booth to learn about our latest programs and participate in the daily raffle. Additionally, indulge in the delicious food and beverages available at the venue.nnParking:nThere is ample parking.nnLegal Disclaimers:nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.Do Not Attend if you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.

Spring Blossom Expedition
2024-04-07 01:30 | Stonewall-Panoramic Trail, 99 Stonewall Rd, Berkeley, CA, 94705, United States
**Event:** 196nn**Distance:** 6 milesn**Total Elevation Gain:** 1,505 ft.n**Difficulty:** 7n**Route type:** Loopn**Gathering location:**nWe will meet at the trailhead. Use only Google Maps for navigation.n37.862640, -122.244020nnJoin Nature Bloomers for our 196th event and witness the breathtaking beauty of nature. Our journey will commence by ascending Panoramic Hill from the Claremont Hotel, along the picturesque Panoramic Ridge via the Upper Strawberry Canyon Fire Trail, leading to Chaparral Peak. From there, we’ll make our way down the new fire trail below Grizzly Peak to the lower Strawberry Canyon trail. This hike will showcase stunning views of San Francisco, Oakland, and the Bay, set against a backdrop of eucalyptus, pine, and oak forests. We’ll be meeting at the parking lot at 9:30 am and departing promptly at 9:45. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable adventure!nn**Be Prepared:**nThis hike is generally considered a challenging route and it takes an average of 3 h 30 min to complete. This hike has several steep climbs & decent segments punctuated by rolling fire roads. You can expect to come across other people while exploring the area, as it is a popular spot for birding, hiking, and running. You are welcome to bring your dogs along, and they can be off-leash in certain areas. Please wear layered clothing, sturdy and comfortable hiking shoes/boots, sunscreen and/or hat. Bring snacks, plenty of water, and a good attitude!nn**Parking:**nAlthough parking is available on Stonewall and Tanglewood Drives, spaces are limited, and weekends can be particularly crowded. To avoid parking issues, we highly recommend carpooling to the event. Alternatively, there is unrestricted parking on the east side of Claremont Ave south of Route 13/Ashby, but please do not park in the bus stop.nn**Legal Disclaimers:**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.nDo Not Attend if you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.

Exploring Alum Rock: Mindful Hiking 3
2024-03-24 01:30 | Alum Rock Park, 15350 Penitencia Creek Rd, San Jose, CA, 95127, United States
## Detailsnn**Event:** 195n**Distance:** 8 milesn**Total Elevation:** 994 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6.5 out of 10n**Route type:** Loopn**Gathering location:**n37.39536437372362, -121.8251915388751nWe’ll meet at the trailhead.nPlease use only Google Maps for navigation.n**Hike Overview:**nnThis event continues our previous mindfulness programs, with an intention to practice mindful breathing. We’ll slow down and bring a sense of awareness to our breath. It allows us to feel less scattered and be in the present moment to see more of nature’s beauty.nnAlum Rock Park was founded in 1872 and is one of California’s oldest municipal parks. Nestled within the Alum Rock Canyon in the foothills of the Diablo Range, the Park’s 720 acres of natural, rugged beauty, provide visitors with many leisure outdoor activities including hiking, horseback riding, bicycling, family and group picnicking, and of course just relaxing.nn**Parking:** Parking space is limited in the lot. You may need to park in the neighborhood. So, please adjust your time for finding a spot to park your car.nn**Weather:** ***”There is chance of rain.” *** *Please wear appropriate clothing*: raincoat and hiking shoes for rainy and muddy condition.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19, please stay home.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers’ organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liabilities, claims, demands, and causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and video

Fairy Falls Trail to Shingle Falls
2024-03-17 01:30 | Beale Falls Trailhead, 14936 Spenceville Rd, Penn Valley, CA, 95946, United States
**Event:** 194n**Gathering location:** 39.11362, -121.27076n**Distance:** 5.2 milesn**Route Type:** Loopn**Total Elevation Gain:** 495 ft.n**Difficulty:** 5nn***ONLY use Google Maps!***n***Coping the address and pasting it will take you to a wrong location.***nn**Hike Overview:**nJoin us as we explore the amazing views of the Fairy Falls Trail, renowned for its easy accessibility and diverse scenery!nnWe will gather at the pinned location at **9:15 am** and set off promptly at **9:30 am**.nnOur hike begins at the remnants of an abandoned mine in the historic site of Spenceville. Following a dirt road, and upon reaching the end of the road, we’ll pass through a metal gate and climb a hill, emerging into a grassy meadow with a cattle crossing. From there, a trail leads us through a wooded area, exiting at a great swimming hole nestled along the creek. We’ll continue along the trail, hugging the creek’s edge as we ascend a hill. Climbing over the rocks, we’ll reach the overlook for Beale Falls. Here, we’ll have the option to either walk around the other side of the hill and ascend to the top of the falls or walk the steep trail close to the protective fence.nnFor more detailed information, visit:nhttps://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/fairy-falls-trail-to-beale-shingle-fallsnn**Parking Lot:** Ample parking space is available with no parking fees.nn**Be Prepared:** Please bring water (minimum half a gallon), shoes with traction, a snack for before, during, and/or after, bug spray, and your sunscreen.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Trailblazing Awareness: Hiking for Climate Change Education
2024-03-10 01:30 | Skyline and Spring Ridge Trail, (37.366772, -122.247501), Portola Valley, CA, 94131, United States
**Event**: 193nn**Distance**: 5.5 milesn**Total Elevation Gain**: 800 ftn**Difficulty**: 5 out of 10n**Gathering** **Coordinates**: 37.3645016683, -122.21555198nn**Hike Overview**nHello Nature Lovers. Let’s meet up for a green exercise and go on a Wellness Hike with a lot of good news and laughter to share. The town of Portola Valley is a runner’s and hiker’s paradise, with as many miles of trails as there are paved roads. The trails are interwoven throughout the town, connecting to residential streets.nn**Note** 📝nWe willl be hosting Brian Schmidt, the executive director of Menlo Spark’s, who is leading work to achieve climate neutrality in Menlo Park by 2030. He is an environmental lawyer with many years’ experience in environmental policy research, development, and advocacy. He has led on environmental protection policies in the San Francisco Bay Area with a strong emphasis on climate change issues, including leading the policy advocacy at Green Foothills and Greenbelt Alliance. Brian has also been elected to office at two water district boards – Santa Clara Valley Water District and Mid-Peninsula Water District. Brian holds a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary political science, economics, and philosophy from Georgetown University and a law degree from Stanford Law School, and is a member of the California and Oregon State Bar Associations.nn**Be Prepared**nWe willl be treating you with hot water and coffee if you are early 🙂nThere is a chance of light rain!! And history has shown that Nature Bloomers love walking under the leaves of wet trees. Please prepare with layered clothing, sunscreen and/or hat, sturdy hiking shoes/boots, enough of water, snacks.nn**Parking**nParking on the road is limited and carpooling is HIGHLY recommended. Please allow enough of time for parking.nn**Do Not Attend**nIf you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers, organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events or/and on the way to the eventt.nnYour attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.nn**Good Hiking Etiquettes**nPlease update your RSVP at least 48 hours prior to the event if there’s a change. If you RSVP “Yes” and/or attend any of our events, it shall be conclusively presumed that you understand and agree to this policy.

Scenic Sunday Hike near Folsom
2024-03-03 01:30 | Salmon Falls Trailhead, Salmon Falls Road at the American River, El Dorado Hills, CA, 95762, United States
ONLY use Google Maps!nCoping the address and pasting it will take you to a wrong location.nn🌧️ Attention Hikers! 🌧️nPlease note that tomorrow’s hike may encounter rain showers. For those still keen to join, be sure to come prepared with sturdy hiking shoes and waterproof layers. Expect muddy terrain, so extra caution is advised. Let’s make the most of our adventure rain or shine! See you there! 🥾🌲☔️nn**Event:** 192n**Gathering location:** 38.77407, -121.03406n**Distance:** 6 milesn**Route Type:** Out and Backn**Total Elevation Gain:** 1100 ft.n**Difficulty:** 7nn**Hike Overview:**nJoin us for an exciting hike near Folsom this Sunday. Please be mindful of the chance of rain and come prepared accordingly. We’ll be exploring the scenic Skunk Hollow Trail, situated northeast of Folsom. We will not be hiking the entire length of the trail. This hike is moderate, about 6 miles long with a 1100 ft elevation gain. We will be meeting at the pinned location at 9:15 am and departing at 9:30 am.nnFor additional details, feel free to visit the following link:nhttps://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/skunk-hollow-via-south-fork-american-river-trailnn**Parking Lot:** There is a $10 cash fee for parking.nn**Be Prepared:** Please bring water (minimum half a gallon), shoes with traction, a snack for before, during, and/or after, bug spray, and your sunscreen.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Nature's Embrace in Santa Teresa Park:Mindful hike 2
2024-02-25 00:45 | Santa Teresa County Park, 37.212738, -121.787919, San Jose, ca, 95101, United States
**Event:** 191n**Distance:** 7.10 milesn**Total Elevation:** 1,227 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6.5 out of 10n**Route type:** Loopn**Gathering location:**n37°12’49.8″N 121°47’08.3″WnPlease use only google maps for navigation.nn**Hike Overview:**nSanta Teresa County Park is located in the Santa Teresa Hills ten miles south of downtown San Jose. This diverse 1,673-acre park, rich in history, offers spectacular views from its trails above the Almaden and Santa Clara Valleys. The secluded upland valleys of the park provide a quiet interlude for exploring the natural environment minutes away from the surrounding developed areas.nnWe’ll gather at 8:45 am but hiking will start promptly at 9 am.nThere are rocks on the trail, so please watch your steps.nThe trail may be muddy, so please have suitable boots.nThe end time of the hike is estimated.nThere is a picnic area at this park, you can bring your breakfast and enjoy it there.nn**Parking:** There is a $10 vehicle day-use fee.n*You should pay Here*: 37.21441488899715, -121.78920863566726nYou can park here: 37.21389879514622, -121.78591166037839nn**Be Prepared:** Please wear layered clothing, sturdy and comfortable shoes/boots, sunscreen and/or hat. Bring snacks, plenty of water, and a good attitude! Dogs are allowed but must be on leash.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers’ organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liabilities, claims, demands, and causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.

Little Yosemite Trail: A mindful hiken
2024-02-18 01:45 | Fremont, Ca ( Photographer Studio), Fremont, Ca ( Photographer Studio), Fremont, CA, United States
**Only use googlemaps for navigation**nn**Event**: 190n**Distance**: 5.8 miles n**Total Elevation Gain**: 1200 ft. n**Difficulty**: 5n**Route Type**: Loop n**Gathering location**: 37.50898,-121.82899nPlease use Google maps only for navigation.nhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/uTJEJzHZ7iT2TM7X7nn**Hike Overview**:nHiking in the Sunol Wilderness Area after a rainy day is really cool. The hills have turned super green, and everything smells fresh. The clouds hanging over the hills make it look kinda mysterious and awesome. The trails are all wet, with raindrops on leaves, and it feels like you’re walking in a magical forest. It’s like nature got a makeover and everything is so pretty and green. It’s a great time to go outside and see how beautiful everything looks after the rain!.nWe will start the hike promptly at 10 amnn**Parking**: Parking is NOT free and costs $5nnBe Prepared: Please wear layered clothing, sturdy and comfortable shoes/boots, sunscreen and/or hat. Bring snacks, plenty of water, and a good attitude! Dogs are not allowed on some sections of the trail.nn**Do Not Attend**: If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19. nn**Legal Disclaimers**: By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Exploring Coastal Heritage
2024-02-11 01:45 | Miwok Trail Trailhead, Miwok Trail, Mill Valley, CA, 94941, United States
**Event:** 189n**Distance:** 6.5 milesn**Total Elevation Gain:** 1400 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6n**Route Type:** Loopn**Gathering location:** 37.8306939,-122.5249087nPlease use Google maps only for navigation.nhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/Nzu8LqwLFVfHPiPZ9?g_st=itnn**Hike Overview:**nThis coming Sunday is quite promising and shiny for a hike near the ocean. We’ll be hiking the Coastal Miwok Trail, located north of San Francisco, offering visitors a scenic journey through the cultural and natural heritage of the Coastal Miwok people, indigenous inhabitants of the area. This trail, often regarded as a historical and educational experience, winds through coastal landscapes, providing stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding coastal bluffs. Additionally, the trail offers opportunities for birdwatching, wildlife observation, and photography, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.nWe will start the hike promptly at 10 amnn**Parking:** Carpooling is encouraged to conserve energy!nhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/Nzu8LqwLFVfHPiPZ9?g_st=itnn**Be Prepared:** Please wear layered clothing, sturdy and comfortable shoes/boots, sunscreen and/or hat. Bring snacks, plenty of water, and a good attitude! Dogs are not allowed on some sections of the trail.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Skiing at North Star in North Lake Tahoe
2024-01-28 02:30 | Kings Beach, Kings Beach, Kings Beach, CA, United States
**Event**: 188n**Total Elevation Gain**: 2800 ft.n**Difficulty**: 5-6nn**Skiing Overview**:nWelcome, skiers of all levels! Join our nature-loving group for lasting friendships and exhilarating descents on snow-covered hills. Gear rental is available at the resort.nn**Parking Lot**: Parking may not be free, depending on where you’ll park. Have $10 cash.nn**Be Prepared**: Dress in layers to stay warm, and don’t forget waterproof and insulated boots to navigate the snowy terrain. If you need help with rentals, just drop a line below this ad.nn**Do Not Attend**: If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers**: By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Skiing at Diamond Peak in North Lake Tahoe
2024-01-27 02:30 | Kings Beach, Kings Beach, Kings Beach, CA, United States
**Event**: 187n**Total Elevation Gain**: 1700 ft.n**Difficulty**: 5-6nn**Skiing Overview**:nWelcome, skiers of all levels! Join our nature-loving group for lasting friendships and exhilarating descents on snow-covered hills. Gear rental is available at the resort. n**Parking Lot**: Parking is free, with plenty of space available.nn**Be Prepared**: Dress in layers to stay warm, and don’t forget waterproof and insulated boots to navigate the snowy terrain. If you need help with rentals, just drop a line below this ad.nn**Do Not Attend**: If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers**: By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Skiing the Sierra with Nature Bloomers
2024-01-21 11:00 - 2024-01-22 12:00, 2024-01-07 11:00 - 12:00 | Zoom Call
🎿 Nature Boomers Ski Adventure Announcement! 🏔️
Calling all nature enthusiasts and winter wanderers! 🌨️ Are you ready to embrace the thrill of gliding down snow-covered slopes or are you an experienced skier seeking camaraderie on the mountains? Nature Boomers welcomes you to join our exciting skiing expedition for an unforgettable winter experience!
🌟 First-Time Skiers:
If you’ve been dreaming of conquering the slopes but haven’t taken the plunge yet, now is your chance! We are thrilled to sponsor the accommodation fully for members eager to learn skiing for the first time.
👉 Experienced Skiers:
Calling all seasoned skiers! Join our lively group of enthusiasts as we hit the slopes together. Share your expertise, swap stories, and revel in the joy of skiing surrounded by like-minded individuals. Whether you’re a powder pro or a groomed trail aficionado, there’s always room for more friends on the mountains.
🗓️ Skiing Destinations and Dates:
Get ready to carve up the powder at the renowned North Star and Diamond Pick resorts in the breathtaking North Tahoe region. These top-notch destinations offer a perfect blend of thrilling slopes and stunning winter landscapes, promising an adventure that will leave you breathless.
We will be hitting the ski resorts from Jan 12. to 14 and Jan 26 to 28 in two seperate events.
🎿 Details Discussion on Zoom:
To ensure everyone is well-prepared for the upcoming skiing escapades, we will be hosting a Zoom call to discuss gear rentals, ski instructions, and provide full details on accommodation. It’s your chance to get all the information you need and connect with fellow members before we hit the slopes.
📅 RSVP for the Zoom Call:
Ready to embark on this snowy adventure with Nature Boomers? Secure your spot on the Zoom call by RSVPing now. Simply confirm your attendance and receive the link to the virtual gathering.
Let’s make this winter a season to remember! See you on the slopes, Nature Boomers! 🌨️🏂

Snowshoeing in Lake Tahoe
2024-01-21 02:30 | Kings Beach, Kings Beach, Kings Beach, CA, United States
**Event**: 186n**Distance**: 2.9 milesn**Total Elevation Gain**: 731 ft.n**Difficulty**: 5n**Route Type**: Loopn**Gathering location**: 39.25855, -120.064456nWe will meet at the trailhead. Only use Google Maps!nhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/aijNGit9waeSckmDAn**Hike Overview**: nThis is a great day hike off often thought of as the best views for the least amount of work. Moderate gain in elevation with spectacular views of Lake Tahoe and surrounding peaks makes this a must-do short hike in the Tahoe area. The trailhead is up the hill from Northstar, between Truckee and Kings Beach in North Lake Tahoe. If you just want to go to the viewpoint, about a mile in you will see a tree with an arrow-shaped sign that says “Picnic Rock Lake View” letting you know you are almost there. There is no water along the trail, but there is a bit of shade to keep you cool on warmer days.nEmbark on an exhilarating snowshoeing adventure along the Tahoe Rim Trail to the breathtaking Picnic Rock Viewpoint. This winter trek offers a perfect blend of tranquility and stunning scenery. As you navigate the snowy trail, surrounded by towering pines, you’ll experience the peaceful serenity of the Tahoe wilderness. The trail’s moderate inclines lead to the coveted Picnic Rock, where panoramic vistas of Lake Tahoe and the surrounding snow-covered peaks await. Snow-laden trees frame the landscape, creating a picturesque winter wonderland. This snowshoeing excursion on the Tahoe Rim Trail to Picnic Rock promises not only a delightful outdoor workout but also a memorable encounter with the pristine beauty of Lake Tahoe’s snowy landscapes nn**Parking Lot**: Park in the lot on 267, or if you have 4WD or a higher clearance vehicle, you can also drive a way up the dirt road across from the parking area to another lot. The trail is smooth single-track and can easily be extended into a longer hike if you stay on the Rim Trail.nn**Be Prepared**: Dress in layers to stay warm, and don’t forget waterproof and insulated boots to navigate the snowy terrain. Essential gear includes snowshoes suitable for your weight and the trail conditions. Pack essentials such as water, snacks, a map or GPS device, and a fully charged phone for safety. Additionally, bring trekking poles for added stability and consider wearing gaiters to keep snow out of your boots. Being well-prepared not only enhances your safety on the trail but also allows you to fully embrace the beauty of the winter landscape during your snowshoeing events.nn**Do Not Attend**: If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.

Fall Foliage Hiking
2023-12-03 01:45 | Jack London Historic State Park, 2400 London Ranch Road, Glen Ellen, CA, United States
**Event:** 183n**Distance:** 8 milesn**Total Elevation Gain:** 1820 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6n**Route Type:** Loopn**Gathering location:** 38.34783, -122.54449nWe will meet at the trailhead. Only use Google Maps!n[https://maps.app.goo.gl/cRbEQhByCe5unz9m9?g_st=i](https://maps.app.goo.gl/cRbEQhByCe5unz9m9?g_st=i)nn**Hike Overview:** nJack London State Historic Park, located in Glen Ellen, California, offers a captivating journey into the life and legacy of the renowned American author and adventurer, Jack London. The park preserves the former estate of Jack London, encompassing the historic Wolf House, London’s gravesite, and the Beauty Ranch, where he pursued his agricultural interests. Visitors can explore London’s writing cottage, stroll through scenic vineyards, and witness the ruins of the Wolf House, which tragically burned down before its completion. The park also features well-maintained trails that lead to picturesque vistas, a very popular area for birding, biking, hiking, and mountain biking.nWe will be meeting at the pinned location at 9:45 am and departing promptly at 10:00 am. Don’t miss out on this lovely hike for fall! n**Parking Lot Fee:** A parking permit of $10 is required.n**Be Prepared:** Please wear layered clothing, sturdy and comfortable shoes/boots, sunscreen and/or hat. Bring snacks, plenty of water, and a good attitude! Dogs are not allowed on this trail.n**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.n**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Hidden Falls Hiking
2023-11-26 02:00 | Hidden falls, Hidden falls, Auburn, CA, 95603, United States
ONLY use Google Maps! Coping the address and pasting it will take you to a wrong location.nn**Event:** 182n**Gathering location:** 38.95891, -121.16407n**Distance:** 5 milesn**Route Type:** Loopn**Total Elevation Gain:** 550 ft.n**Difficulty:** 5nn**Hike Overview:**nExplore the beauty of Hidden Falls Regional Park with Nature Bloomers, a favorite spot for relaxation and stunning views and enjoy the sights of the river and waterfalls. Dogs are welcome in this trail and must be on a leash in some areas. We will be meeting at the pinned location at 9:45 am and departing promptly at 10:00 am.nDon’t miss out this lovely hike for fall!nnFor more information please check the below link:nhttps://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/hidden-falls-trailsnn**Parking Lot Fee:** A parking permit is required ($8) and they often sell out days in advance. Please plan ahead, because if you wait til Thursday/Friday you are almost guaranteed to not get a pass. For more information: [https://www.placer.ca.gov/6106/Hidden-Falls-Regional-Park](https://www.placer.ca.gov/6106/Hidden-Falls-Regional-Park)nn**Be Prepared:** Please bring water (minimum half a gallon), shoes with traction, a snack for before, during, and/or after, bug spray, and your sunscreen.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Walking through the Mecca of meditation, the Redwoods
2023-11-19 02:00 | Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, Felton, CA, 95018, United States
**Event:** 181n**Distance:** 4.3 milesn**Total Elevation Gain:** 686 ft.n**Difficulty:** 5.5 out of 10n**Meeting Point:** In front of the Visitor Center, at the entrance to the Grove loop.n37.0390178284279, -122.06357441142463n**Gathering Time:** 9:45 A.M.n**Departure Time:** 10 A.M.nn**Hike Overview:**nHenry Cowell Redwoods State Park is located in the Santa Cruz Mountains and is most famous for the 40-acre grove of towering old-growth Redwoods. Walking amongst these giants helps us experience a deep and healing connection with nature. Feeling a connection with nature is one of the best ways to be in the moment. Francinee who is a wilderness patrol will be voluntarily leading us through the woods.nn**Parking Lot Fee:** The Park’s administration has generously waived the parking fee for Nature Bloomers. To skip the fee, *please make sure your email address will be forwarded to the event admin. You NEED to show YOUR EMAIL CONFIRMATION AT the entrance. Otherwise, you have to pay $10 for parking.* Carpooling is recommended.nn**Be Prepared:**nPlease prepare with layered clothing, sunscreen and/or hat (no shade), sturdy hiking shoes/boots, at least one liter of water, poles (optional), and a good attitude!😎nn**Do Not Attend:**nIf you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nLegal DisclaimersnBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands, or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.nn**Legal Disclaimers:**nWe show our respect to the wilderness and other hikers by not playing music and leaving speakers home.nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers, organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands, or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.nYour attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.

A fall season hiking
2023-11-12 01:15 | Skeggs Point Parking Lot, 15463 Skyline Boulevard, Redwood City, CA, 94062, United States
**Event:** 180n**Distance:** 5.5n**Total Elevation:** 900n**Difficulty:** 6n**Route type:** Loopnn**Gathering location:**nWe will meet at the parking lot. https://maps.app.goo.gl/ouS2DxGPXSbtvfJ5A?g_st=itnn**Hike Overview:**nThe Trail is a captivating hiking and biking trail located near the town of Woodside in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. Situated in the El Corte de Madera Creek Open Space Preserve, this trail offers a diverse and enchanting natural environment for outdoor enthusiasts to explore.nThe trail encompasses a lush and picturesque landscape, featuring towering redwood trees, tranquil creeks, and scenic vistas. Hikers can embark on a journey through dense forests, traverse meandering pathways, and witness the beauty of the surrounding flora and fauna.nAlong the trail, they may encounter several points of interest, including serene creek crossings, peaceful picnic spots, and breathtaking viewpoints that offer sweeping panoramas of the surrounding hills and valleys.nWe will start the hike at 9:30 sharp.nn**Be Prepared:**nPlease wear breathable clothing, sturdy and comfortable hiking shoes/boots, sunscreen and/or hat. Bring snacks, plenty of water, and a good attitude! Poles recommended. Dogs are not allowed on this trail.nn**Parking:** https://maps.app.goo.gl/ouS2DxGPXSbtvfJ5A?g_st=itnCarpooling is recommended and greatly appreciated to conserve energy!nn**Do Not Attend** if you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.

Haunted Hunter's Moon Hike 🏹🌕
2023-10-29 08:45 | Ohlone College Peak Trail Entrance (Near the Ohlone Collge Multilevel Parking Garage – First Level), Ohlone College Pine Street, Fremont, ca, 94539, United States
**Event:** 179n**Distance:** 8 milesn**Total Elevation Gain:** 2,145 ft.n**Difficulty:** 7 out of 10n**Route type:** Out & Backn**Gathering location:**n**Mission Peak trailhead:** 37.527160, -121.913120 n[https://maps.app.goo.gl/eAy2133zHEfDTLi58?g_st=it ](https://maps.app.goo.gl/eAy2133zHEfDTLi58?g_st=it)nStep into the enchanting world of moonlit magic this Halloween season! Join us for a thrilling hike to Mission Peak in Fremont under the luminous glow of the Hunter’s Moon. As we ascend the trail by moonlight, you’ll experience the landscape in a whole new light. The Hunter’s Moon, known for its intense brightness, will cast an otherworldly glow over the rolling hills and the Bay Area, creating an atmosphere that is both haunting and mesmerizing. It’s the perfect way to embrace the approaching Halloween festivities and step into the spooky spirit of the season. Be prepared for an unforgettable nocturnal adventure that connects you with the natural world in a way you’ve never experienced before. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to hike in the moon’s enchanting embrace, and let’s make this Halloween season truly magical!nn**Parking information:** Abundant parking is available at Ohlone College Parking Structure ($4 fee), but carpooling is highly encouraged.nn**Be prepared:** Wear hiking boots/shoes, sunscreen, layered clothing, bring headlamps, water, and snacks. Polls are recommended. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas. n**Things to note:**nPlease get there by 4:45 pm to allow time for parking and getting a permit. We’ll be starting the hike at 5:00 pm.nYour attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos. n**DO NOT ATTEND:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have a compromised immune system, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands, or causes of actions arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Forest Bathing
2023-10-22 01:30 | 7105 Hwy 9, 7105 Hwy 9, Felton, CA, 95018, United States
**Details:**nEvent 178nDistance: 5 milesnTotal Elevation Gain: 744 ft.nDifficulty: 6 out of 10nRoute type: LoopnGathering location: 7105 Highway 9, Felton, CA.nnWe will be practicing mindfulness in Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, a great outdoor escape. This Park is home to some of the oldest and tallest Redwoods in the world and is a good place to immerse ourselves in nature. We want to experience lower stress and reconnect with nature, therefore we try to bathe our senses with natural stimulation, an approach to practicing mindfulness.nn**Parking information:** Please park at the parking lot of San Lorenzo Valley High School and there is no fee.nn**Be prepared:** Wear hiking boots/shoes, sunscreen, layered clothing, water, and snacks. Polls are recommended.nn**Things to note:**n*We’ll gather at the parking lot at 9:30 and we’ll start to hike at 9:45.*nnYour attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.nnNature Bloomers is a nonprofit organization that promotes public health by connecting people to nature. Our vision is to have a healthy nation transformed by the power of nature.nnDO NOT ATTEND: If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have a compromised immune system, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nnLegal Disclaimers: By voluntarily joining us for any event you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands, or causes of actions arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Another fruit picking
2023-10-08 03:00 | Apple Hill, 2952 Carson Rd #1, Placerville, CA, 95667, United States
**Event:** 177n**Gathering location: ONLY USE GOOGLE MAPS**nnhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/H9SAUnXghGC9dbRV7?g_st=itnn**Event Overview:**nEmbrace the beauty of the outdoors while picking crisp, organic apples from orchard. Join us for a day of eco-friendly fun at our Apple Picking Event, where nature meets conservation! ![🍏](https://web.telegram.org/k/assets/img/emoji/1f34f.png)We’ll be given a short description on what species of apples are grown, how apples are farmed in Apple Hills and the issues that farmers are facing due to a warmer climate. Engage in environmentally conscious practices, supporting nature conservancy initiatives with every apple picked. ![🌱](https://web.telegram.org/k/assets/img/emoji/1f331.png)![🌳](https://web.telegram.org/k/assets/img/emoji/1f333.png)Enjoy family-friendly activities, live music, and delicious farm-to-table treats, all in the heart of nature.nn**Be Prepared:**nFor your comfort and safety, we recommend that you wear pants and long-sleeved clothing to protect against the sun, and bugs. Additionally, please ensure you have sturdy and comfortable hiking shoes or boots, . It is also recommended to bring snacks, sunscreen, hats and a minimum of 1.5 liters of water, and a positive attitude! An entrance fee of $5 per person applies to the visitors.nn**Parking:**nParking is available on the orchard.nn**Do Not Attend:**nIf you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers’ organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liabilities, claims, demands, and causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.

Fun Hiking
2023-10-01 01:45 | Castle Rock State Park Parking, Castle Rock Trail, Saratoga, CA, 95070, United States
**Details**n**Event:** 176n**Distance:** 5 milesn**Total Elevation:** 1033 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6.5 out of 10n**Route type:** Loopn**Gathering location:**nWe will meet at the trailhead.n37.231806, -122.099176n**Hike Overview:**nCastle Rock State Park is a land of sculpted sandstone, lush forests, and sweeping vistas. From one of the highest ridges in the Santa Cruz Mountains, park visitors enjoy hiking, backpacking, and horseback riding. Rock climbers explore the park’s caverns and rocks, including the namesake Castle Rock.n**We’ll gather at 9:45** am but hiking ***will start promptly at 10 am*** at the trailhead 37.231806, -122.099176.nMostly shaded.nDogs are not allowed.nThere are rocks on the trail, so please watch your steps.n**All Trails link:**nhttps://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/saratoga-gap-trail-ridge-trail-and-castle-rock-trail-loopn**Be Prepared:**nFor your comfort and safety, we recommend that you wear pants and long-sleeved clothing to protect against the sun, poison oak, and bugs. Additionally, please ensure you have sturdy and comfortable hiking shoes or boots, sunscreen, and/or a hat. It is also recommended to bring snacks, a minimum of 1.5 liters of water, and a positive attitude! While dogs are allowed on this trail, they must be kept on a leash.n**Parking:**nParking is available on the shoulders of the road. There is a $10 vehicle day-use fee, if you plan to park in the lot.n**Do Not Attend:**nIf you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.n**Legal Disclaimers:**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers’ organizers, hosts, and participants from any and all liabilities, claims, demands, and causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.

Lake View Hiking with Swim Holes
2023-09-24 01:30 | Lake Clementine Road, Clementine Road and Foresthill Road, Rocklin, CA, United States
**Event:** 175n**Gathering location:** (38.9159789, -121.0356738)n**Distance:** 5 milesn**Rout Type:** Out and Backn**Total Elevation Gain:** 682 ft.n**Difficulty:** 5 out of 10nnThis upcoming Sunday we’ll be hiking the Clementine Trail within the Auburn recreational area. This beautiful trail passes under the tallest bridge in California, Foresthill Bridge. We will see the spot where the North Fork of the American River meets the rocks for an outstanding view of cascading water.nTo make the most of our adventure, we might take a moment to dip our toes in the water to get the sense of late summer or even swim if you don’t mind the cold snowmelt water.nWe will be meeting at the pinned location at 9:30 am and departing promptly at 9:45 am.nDogs are not allowed on this trail.nn**Parking Information:** Parking is not an issue at the pinned location, but you need to have $10 cash to pay for it.nn**Be Prepared:** Please be prepared with layered clothing, sunscreen and/or hat, sturdy hiking shoes/boots and at least two liters of water. Poles are recommended.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Serene Views of Jenkinson Lake
2023-09-17 02:00 | Waterfall Trailhead, Pollock Pines, CA, 95684, United States
## Detailsnn**Event:** 174n**Gathering location:** 38.713888, -120.560416n**Distance:** 8.5 milesn**Route Type:** Loopn**Total Elevation Gain:** 649 ft.n**Difficulty:** 6nnJoin us for our 174th event and explore the stunning views of Lake Jenkinson. This hidden gem promises picturesque views, beautiful waterfalls, and an opportunity to connect with nature like never before. Dogs are welcome in this trail and may be off-leash in some areas.nnThere is a $5 day-use fee for parking along the highway and payments can be made with cash only through a self-service system.nnWe will be meeting at the pinned location at 9:45 am and departing promptly at 10:00 am. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable adventure!nnFor more information please check the below link:nhttps://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/california/jenkinson-lake-loop-trailnn**Be Prepared:** Please bring water (minimum half a gallon), shoes with traction, a snack for before, during, and/or after, bug spray, and your sunscreen.nn**Do Not Attend:** If you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:** By voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events.

Nature’s Feast
2023-09-03 03:00 | Shoreline Lake at Shoreline Park, 3160 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA, 94043, United States
**Event:** 173n**Gathering location:**nhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/edLJxkgD84AjZmy48?g_st=innGather your friends and family for a delightful day at Shoreline Park in Mountain View! We’re organizing a picnic potluck where everyone can share their favorite dishes amidst the scenic beauty of the park. Imagine enjoying delicious homemade treats while surrounded by lush greenery and the serene waters of the lake. It’s a perfect opportunity to connect, unwind, and savor the joys of nature together. Let’s bring our picnic blankets, smiles, and appetites for a memorable day filled with laughter, good food, and cherished moments.nn**Parking:**nCarpooling is recommended and greatly appreciated to conserve energy!nn**Do Not Attend** if you’re experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, have compromised immune systems, or if you’ve been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19.nn**Legal Disclaimers:**nBy voluntarily joining us for any event, you hereby RELEASE and DISCHARGE Nature Bloomers organizers, hosts and participants from any and all liability, claims, demands or causes of action arising in whole or in part out of our events. Your attendance implies your consent to be in the photos and videos.
