Friday, January 4, 2019

Winter Watch on the Ridge Trail


Winter conditions have spurred a new schedule of activities along the Peninsula Watershed's Fifield-Cahill Ridge Trail. We've lined up a diversity of hikes and bike rides throughout January, February and beyond. 

If you go--



The time is right for checking out one of our most striking evergreens (the venerable Douglas fir known as “old Doug”). Also  look for red-tailed hawks (mostly juveniles on the hunt at this time of year). And watch for newts. After months of seclusion in their leafy, dry-weather shelters, the newts might be seen now, inching their way along or across the trail to enjoy the more palatable winter wetness. 

Events range from easy 4- or 5-mile round-trip strolls to all-day excursions across the entire 13-mile route. All of them are led by one or more of our knowledgeable volunteer trail leaders, and space is limited to 20 at most.

For more specifics, and to reserve a spot, please visit sfwater.org/ridgetrail.



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