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October 5, 2024
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
El Corte de Madera Creek Preserve
Community Event
Enjoy a hike along Sierra Morena and Methuselah trail and check out the oldest redwood along Hwy 35, the Methuselah tree. Take in the breathtaking views as we learn about local flora and fauna, stop for discoveries along the trail, and discuss the local history. It will be a gorgeous hike you won't want to miss!
Register for the event here: Saved By Nature - Community Nature Hike at El Corte de Madera Creek Open Space Preserve (networkforgood.com)
Distance: 4.5 mi
Elevation Gain: 898 ft
Difficulty Level: Moderately Challenging, Trail is Mostly Steep
Link to Midpen GIS Map to check out the challenge levels of the preserve
Type: Loop
Lunch: Included
Parking fee: Parking is free
Items to bring:
- Layers + comfortable clothing (check the weather before leaving)
- Snacks (we’ll have extra in case you forget)
- Water Bottle (we’ll have water)
- Hat and/or sunscreen
- Camera
Parking: El Corte de Madera Creek Preserve Parking Lot
Bathrooms: Yes, there are bathrooms available.
Hike Maps: -- Link
Park Map: -- Link
Where to Meet
Meet at the El Corte de Madera Parking Area located on the west side of Highway 35 (Skyline Boulevard), about 1- mile south of the Caltrans Skeggs Point parking area and 2.7 miles north of the intersection of Highway 35 and Highway 84.