For Community Calendars: Sierra Forever Snowshoe Hikes Continue into February!
Join Sierra Forever every Saturday in February for a fun, informative and FREE snowshoe hike through the snowy forest around Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center. Guided by a naturalist who will point out things along the way, you will go on a 1.75-mile hike through the Jeffrey pine forest along a mostly flat trail. Whether you're new to snowshoeing or a seasoned pro, this is the perfect way to connect with nature this winter!

 


When: Saturdays 2/1, 2/8, 2/15 & 2/22, from 11:00am to 12:30pm


Where: Meet at Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center - 2510 Main St, Mammoth Lakes

Additional Details: Visit www.sierraforever.org/events

 

Snowshoes are provided, but if you have your own, please bring them. Reservations are not required but recommended to ensure we have enough snowshoes. For questions or to reserve a spot, please write to education@sierraforever.org. Outdoor events are subject to cancellation without prior notice due to weather or other factors.

_ https://sierrawave.net/for-community-calendars-sierra-forever-snowshoe-hikes-continue-into-february/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Image
🎄 Round Table Community Christmas Concert ​Round Table COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CONCERT ​SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14TH TWO PERFORMANCES TO SEE! 2:30PM AND 5:30PM PLACE FOOD TICKETS NAZARENE CHURCH, 900 WEST LINE STREET HOT BEVERAGES AND HOLIDAY TREATS INCLUDED! BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE https://roundtable.ticketleap.com/communitychristmasconcert/ ​OR BUY TICKETS AT THE DOOR WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! https://sierrawave.net/round-table-community-christmas-concert/
Read more
Image
Signage Acknowledging Timbisha Shoshone Ordered Removed From Death Valley Exhibits Just days after Death Valley National Park issued a press release celebrating the shared history and long-term relationship between the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe and Death Valley, the Trump administration has ordered the National Park Service to remove signage acknowledging the tribe from park exhibits. The directive instructs the National Park Service to remove or revise interpretive signage that recognizes the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe’s historical and ongoing connection to the land within Death Valley National Park.  Secretary’s Order 3431 directs federal land management agencies to conduct comparable audits of all content made available to the public. The order applies to exhibits at locations including the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, where language acknowledging the tribe’s homeland and continued presence has been displayed for years. The signage was developed through collaboration between the N...
Read more
Image
No Avalanche on Hwy 395; Chain Controls Causing Truck Turnarounds Mono County, CA — Rumors have been circulating that Highway 395 between Lee Vining and Mono City was closed due to an avalanche, with trucks being turned away. Authorities confirm that there is no avalanche in the area. The Bishop Branch of the California Highway Patrol (CHP) verified that trucks and other vehicles without chains are being turned around at both Lee Vining and Mono City. Chain controls are in effect due to winter weather conditions, which can make this stretch of highway slippery and hazardous. Motorists are urged to carry chains, obey chain control requirements, and drive cautiously. Attempting to bypass chain requirements is not only unsafe but can also result in fines and accidents. For the latest road conditions, travelers can check the Caltrans website or contact the Bishop CHP. https://sierrawave.net/rumor-not-true-heres-the-story-no-avalanche-on-hwy-395-between-lee-vining-and-mono-city/
Read more