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May 26, 2008
Mt. Tamalpais Wildflower Walk
Mt. Tam wildflower walk - Saturday, June 28. Well this is going to be a tasty little hike. We'll begin in the redwoods of Cataract Canyon on the North side of Mt. Tam, hike along the coastal bluffs of the Bolinas Ridge and end our hike with frosty pitchers of beer on a deck overlooking muir woods at the best-view-in-the-world pub, the fabulous german Tourist Club. I love the micro-climate ecosystems of Mt. Tam, and we'll be passing through a veritable greatest hits of the mountain's extensive catalog - redwood forests, oak/bay woodlands, serpentine pygmy forest, wildflower meadows, dramatic coastal bluffs, chaparral - do I need to go on? I'm probably overselling this hike and we're going to end up with more people wanting to go than we can take, but I'm in love with this mountain so what am I supposed to say? To sign-up, email laurasweitzer@juniperridge.com. Limit 15.
Directions and Details. Meet in the parking lot across the street from the Mountain Home Inn at 10am on Saturday, June 28 and we'll take it from there. Please note that you have to have signed up for this trip (email laurasweitzer@juniperridge.com) to join us. Here is the link to directions from google maps ...
Posted by Hall in Wildflower Walks
Comments
I'm sad I missed this. Are you going to do it again?
Posted by: Jen at July 3, 2008 10:00 AM
