Root to Ridge: A Free Naturalist Hike on How Plants, Animals, and People Shape the Forest

Join us for a guided interpretive walk in the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. We’ll explore the hidden connections that shape our forest, from the roots beneath our feet to the ridges above.

Details

• Meeting Location: Participants will meet at the Virginia Lakes Trailhead. On Google Maps, it appears as “Virginia Lakes Parking“. Coordinates: 38.0477439, -119.2630841
• Hike Duration: 9 AM – 10:00 AM on Sunday, August 3rd. Please arrive a few minutes early.

Registration

Each individual participant must register to attend. Participants under 18 must have a parent/guardian register for them. Registration is, and always will be, completely free! Optional donations support our continued stewardship and policy programming. 

Register here!

Important considerations:

• All ages welcome!
• There is no running water at the hike location. Bring plenty of water and enough food or snacks to stay comfortable.
• Wear sturdy shoes you’re comfortable walking in for over a mile.
• Wear sun protection – hat, sun glasses, sunscreen, etc. 

Take a step back in time and experience the resilience of the bristlecones — we look forward to seeing you on the trail!