Jack London State Park - Early Spring Wildflower Walk
Spring is budding at JACK LONDON STATE HISTORIC PARK
Early Bloomer Wildflower Walk: March 9
What
Groundhogs confirmed an early spring and Jack London Park will be budding by early March.
The first of a series of Early Spring Wildflower Walks led by Park naturalists Deborah Large and John Lynch. This easy 3.5-mile hike encompassing the lake loop, quarry and Vineyard trails focuses on early bloomers as we shift from winter to spring discovering trillium, fairy bells, redwood sorrel, shooting stars, star lily, milkmaids, hounds tongue, buttercups, Indian warrior, California poppies and Calypso orchids.
When:
SATURDAY MARCH 9 from 10am to 1:30pm • Bring binoculars, cameras, water & light snack and wear sturdy shoes.
Where:
Meet in the Upper Parking Lot of Jack London State Historic Park
2400 London Ranch Road in Glen Ellen
Admission is $10 per person and can be arranged in advance online
(Additional Parking fee is $10 per car and is paid at kiosk upon entering)
