Come hike and tour Camp Liahona Redwoods, a 440 acre District-protected property owned and operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Each Tour is conducted by a knowledgeable guide, lasts 2 to 3 hours, and covers about two miles of trails. The camp’s 440 acres are located …
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Help build the future of Riddell Preserve with our partners at LandPaths! This preserve currently has no hiking trails, but with your help we will change that. During the next two years, LandPaths will be installing a new trail system which will be used for its educational and outings programs. …
Please join Meg Hamill of LandPaths and the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District for a paddle on the Petaluma River, in partnership with Friends of the Petaluma River. The three-mile, round-trip excursion, which will begin and end at Steamer Landing Park, is recommended for experienced paddlers. This …
Join Oscar and Lorri Duckworth and family and hear their story as farmers who work with the wild on Duckworth Farm (Nahmens conservation easement). Meet a variety of farm animals, enjoy fall foliage, and relax beneath the oaks on this beautiful property for a bring-your-own-lunch picnic. There will be an …
Experience a kayak excursion through Shollenberger Park with LandPaths! The event is guided by Friends of the Petaluma River and sponsored by Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation & Open Space District. You will have the opportunity to see the park and other natural areas along the Petaluma River from a new …
Join us to discover the rich history of the wine grape industry in Sonoma Valley and the women who became leaders of the industry. Listen to stories of the past while visiting the historic mansion and vineyard at Glen Oaks Ranch. Afterward, enjoy a BYO picnic lunch, take a stroll along …
Join LandPaths volunteers and staff for a family-friendly stewardship day followed by a one- to two-mile hike at Rancho Mark West. LandPaths will provide gardening activities for kids from 10 am to noon, with a break for lunch and a hike to wrap up a fun, productive day. The Rancho …
Join historical ecologist and storyteller Arthur Dawson for an autumn ramble across space and time. Hear old stories about how the world began on top of Sonoma Mountain and catch a glimpse of Tolay as it was just before 19th-century settlement. The 1,665-acre Tolay Creek Ranch is owned by Sonoma …
Enjoy an invigorating fall hike beginning at the stunning 500-acre Little Black Mountain Preserve and climbing the spectacular Pole Mountain; both properties owned by Sonoma Land Trust. At 2,204 feet, Pole Mountain is the highest peak along the Sonoma Coast, offering an unobstructed, 360-degree view of Sonoma County, from the coast …