Your Trail Connection
From organizing stewardship days at Annadel to supporting — and keeping you informed about — important efforts to maintain and expand Sonoma’s state and regional parks, the Sonoma County Trails Council is your connection to the trails of Sonoma County. We put volunteers on the ground to keep our trails open from the Sonoma Coast to Sugarloaf. Check out our calendar of upcoming events and drop us a line.
Latest Trails Council news
Spring Trail Stewardship Opportunities with SC Regional Parks
March
Saturday, April 17: Maxwell Farms Regional Parks Stewardship. Earth Day creek cleanup. Contact Mallory with questions 343-5221 or maldavenport@comcast.net
Thursday, March 18th: Hood Mountain Regional Park
Saturday, March 27th: Hood Mountain Regional Park
April
Saturday, April 3rd: Hood Mountain Regional Park
Thursday, April 8th: Hood Mountain Regional Park
Tuesday, April 27th: Hood Mountain Regional Park
May
Tuesday, May 4th: Hood Mountain Regional Park
Thursday, [...]
Spring Trails Council Stewardship Projects
Trail stewardship season is here! We have several projects in the works for spring and into summer.
May
Saturday, May 1 & 8: Creekside Trail maintenance, Shiloh Regional Park. In the first part of this two-day project, we’ll rebuild a steep and entrenched section, as well as several other problem areas. On our second day at Shiloh, [...]
Boggs V is Coming — Volunteers needed!
The fifth annual Boggs 8 Hour Solo and Team Mountain Bike Race takes off at early on the morning of April 3rd. Each year this mountain bike race has sold doubled in size until last year when it sold out to the tune of more than 400 participants. While the race is sold out, it’s [...]
Take the iWalk Challenge!
Register on the iWalk Sonoma website for the iWALK Challenge. It begins March 15th and lasts for nine weeks until May 15th. Simply track how much you exercise.You can walk, run, bike, dance – whatever motivates you!
The goal is 150 minutes per week (that’s just 30 minutes a day, five days a week!).
Sign up so we [...]
A Watersheds Walk in Sebastopol, March 27, 2010
Did you know that two perennial creeks flow through Sebastopol? Get to know the topography and history of Sebastopol’s watersheds on this new 5.5 mile walk that explores the sometimes hidden paths of Calder and Zimpher creeks as they travel to the Laguna de Santa Rosa.
The walk begins at the Sebastopol Plaza (Petaluma Ave. and [...]