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Contact: Keith Skinner 510 520 3876
Meeting Place: Berkeley Rose Garden, 1200 Euclid, main entrance near the sign
Leader: Colleen Neff
Burn up the paths of the Park Hills neighborhood while celebrating Earth Day. Highlights
include the Lutheran Seminary and one of BPWA’s newest path projects. This will
be a fast paced walk for fit and energetic walkers. Well-behaved dogs on leashes permitted.
Contact: Keith Skinner 510 520 3876
Meeting Place: Intersection of Dwight Way and Panoramic Way, Berkeley, near the Water Tower.Â
Leader: Claremont Canyon Conservancy Board Members
Transit: AC bus #F
In conjunction with our April 14 Spring Program, leaders of the CCC will introduce us to the beauty and natural resources of Claremont Canyon. Mostly flat with stops and will last less than two hours. Limited parking, carpooling suggested. No dogs, please.
St. John’s Presbytarian Church, Fireside Room, 2727 College Avenue, Berkeley
Info: http://www.berkeleypaths.org/
Please join the Berkeley Path Wanderers for its annual Spring meeting for a presentation on the 520-acre Claremont Canyon watershed, and the work of the Claremont Canyon Conservancy to restore and preserve this unique local resource. Steve Glaeser, BPWA’s co-chair of path building, will also report on our recent progress in expanding and improving the path system. The meeting is free and open to the public.
Info: Keith Skinner 510 520 3876, http://www.berkeleypaths.org/
Meeting Place: Great Stone Face Park, at Yosemite Rd/San Fernando Ave/Thousand Oaks Blvd. in Berkeley
Leader: Keith Skinner
Transit: AC buses #7, #25 , #18
A companion walk to the Poetry Wall story in the Berkeley Path Wanderers newsletter, celebrate Poetry Month on the paths. Bring a poem to read and/or post on the Poetry Wall. No dogs, please.
Contact: Keith Skinner 510 520 3876
Meeting Place: Bay Trail Sign, Parking Area at the very west end of Buchanan St., Albany
Leader: Keith Skinner
Explore the art, ecology and vistas of The Bulb with camera in hand. We’ll arrive in time for good bird opportunities and end close enough for sunset and the golden hour, if you want to extend your stay. Bring good shoes, warm clothes, and gear. Rain cancels. No dogs, please.