Marin County Parks

Tree Planting Stafford Lake Bike Park Big Rock Ridge to the Summit Nature for Kids: Las Gallinas Rodeando los Estanques de Las Gallinas Family Mini Golf Birds at Rush Creek Lecture: Senior Friendly Hikes in Marin Beginning Birding Fun Walk Kokoro: Rocky Graham Park Kokoro: Rocky Graham Park Kokoro: Rocky Graham Park Heart Healthy Hike to the Top: Indian Tree Kokoro: Rocky Graham Park Coffee with a Ranger Baltimore Canyon Birds of Limantour Estero Zumba: Rocky Graham Park Zumba: Rocky Graham Park Birds at Bothin Marsh Zumba: Rocky Graham Park Zumba: Rocky Graham Park Cascade Canyon Senior Stroll Las Gallinas Coffee with a Ranger: Santa Margarita Kentfield Evening Hike Aramburu Island Enhance- ment Broom Busters Work Day REI Ridge Trail Service Day Pizza Party on Horse Hill Aramburu Island Enhance- ment Creekside Resto- ration Kentfield Evening Family Hike 3 10 17 24 2 9 16 23 1 8 15 22 7 14 21 6 13 20 5 12 19 4 11 18 Sat Fri Thur Wed Tue Mon Sun NOVEMBER MARIN COUNTY PARKS EXPLORE YOUR PARKS | FALL 2018 | PAGE 3 NOVEMBER cont 29 30 28 27 26 25 Sat Fri Thur Wed Tue Mon Sun Creating new opportunities to enjoy Marin County parks and preserves is part of taking care of what we have. These projects are funded by Measure A. PULL UP A CHAIR, BY THE SEA OR UNDER A TREE Groups of colorful Adirondack chairs grace the lawns at McNears Beach Park, Paradise Beach Park, and Stafford Lake Park. Built from recycled materials, the chairs are lightweight and moveable. You can group them how you like. Adult and kid sizes–bring the family. Share lunch, or spend quiet time reading a book while looking out at the water. FINDING YOUR WAY IN OPEN SPACE Heading for a hike in a Marin County preserve? Look for new signs designed to help visitors map their journeys and stay safe on roads and trails. The signs also encourage people to be mindful of the sensitive natural resources treasured by residents of Marin. Over time this project will sign over 250 miles of open space roads and trails! It will help keep the road and trail system beautiful, sustainable, and accessible for people enjoying Marin County's natural wonders today and for future generations. KICK BACK IN THE HAMMOCK VILLAGE Plan a visit to Stafford Lake Park this fall and check out the village of colorful, comfortable rope hammocks. Twenty-two hammocks are being installed, strung from trees and sustain- ably harvested juniper wood posts. There will also be a new Bird Nest rope basket swing– sit or stand, two can share. Ad- ditional features of this Measure A makeover include free lawn games like corn hole, ladder golf, and horseshoes, plus an eco-conscious water fountain and bottle filler. Be sure to see the Spirit Nest, which will be at Stafford through spring 2019. NEW WAYS TO PLAY IN MARIN MEASURE A DAY! © CC VICKI DELOACH Celebrate loved ones in Marin County parks M AR I N C O U N T Y P A R K S D E D I C A T I O N P R O G R A M

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