Guided Hike: Lower Red Hill River Trail

Description

Come join Lakes Region Conservation Corps members Meg and Peter on a 3-mile out-and-back hike along the Lower Red Hill River Trail. This hike is considered easy, but it may have saturated ground. What better time to test out how water resistant your boots are! This is a great time to meet spring head-on. This is a low pressure environment for both the hike and nature appreciation, so please come join us! What to Bring: participants should bring adequate food and water for the duration of the hike. You should also wear appropriate footwear and clothing for weather conditions. While winter conditions are unlikely, be prepared for possible chilly temperatures. An extra pair of socks would be a good idea as well! Participants should also be sure to have appropriate attire and layering for hiking, extra layers, and comfortable water resistant hiking shoes as well as snowshoes and/or microspikes depending on conditions. The SLA can provide snowshoes & microspikes for up to six participants. Click here to view a list of SLA recommended gear for winter hiking. See website for more information and to register.