Join State Park’s Canyon Keepers on an Interpretive “Walk and Roll” Hike/Tour
Apr 01, 2015 04:46PM ● By Brenna Mc Gowan
The
Canyon Keepers would like to offer an opportunity to families with
small children and strollers as well as those in wheel chairs to join
them on a walk or roll as the case may be!
This tour is also for those that cannot get out and do the narrow trails but would love to get out and enjoy nature.
The walk/roll is scheduled for April 4th at 9 a.m. and will begin from the parking lot found behind the Cool fire station (Olmstead Trail Head).
They will follow a paved road (no auto traffic) approximately one mile out and then back on the same road. The road is fairly level with slight grades. The road winds along the hills with oak and pine woodlands. Interpretive guides will talk about the wildflowers along the road as well as some local history and native plants.
Bring hats, an umbrella if preferred, a snack and plenty of water. The parking area is a State Park pay area. ($10 dollars per vehicle.)
Get out and enjoy some walking and rolling! For more information, please visit canyonkeepers.org.
Post information courtesy of Canyon Keepers.
This tour is also for those that cannot get out and do the narrow trails but would love to get out and enjoy nature.
The walk/roll is scheduled for April 4th at 9 a.m. and will begin from the parking lot found behind the Cool fire station (Olmstead Trail Head).
They will follow a paved road (no auto traffic) approximately one mile out and then back on the same road. The road is fairly level with slight grades. The road winds along the hills with oak and pine woodlands. Interpretive guides will talk about the wildflowers along the road as well as some local history and native plants.
Bring hats, an umbrella if preferred, a snack and plenty of water. The parking area is a State Park pay area. ($10 dollars per vehicle.)
Get out and enjoy some walking and rolling! For more information, please visit canyonkeepers.org.
Post information courtesy of Canyon Keepers.