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Liberty Hiking Club Sets Dates

Posted on: December 12, 2018

“The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness” – John Muir

Grab your hiking boots, backpack and water bottle and join the Liberty Hiking Club as we explore various trails in the local area. Below please find additional information and scheduled trips for the 2018-19 school year.

This club is open to students and their families.

For more information, please contact Max Nazarian at max.nazarian@albany.k12.or.us.

Overview & Purpose

Our goal is to introduce students to the joys and experiences waiting in the great outdoors. Students will have the opportunity to encounter and explore several local hikes during the hiking club which will take place over the rest of the year. Hiking is an often overlooked form of physical activity that not only provides a physical challenge, but also provides a sense of exploration and wonder that is often lost during our daily immersion into modern technology.

Locations & Dates

  1. Takena Landing                                        September 15th    10:00 am
  2. Jackson Frazier Wetland                        October 13th         10:00 am
  3. Dimple Hill                                                November 17th     10:00 am
  4. William L. Finley Wildlife Refuge        December 8th       10:00 am
  5. Peavy Arboretum                                     January 12th         10:00 am
  6. Beazell Memorial Forest                        February 16th        10:00 am
  7. McDonald Forest- Oak Creek                March 16th            10:00 am
  8. Chip Ross Park                                         April 20th               10:00 am
  9. Bald Hill                                                    May 18th                 10:00 am
  10. McDowell Creek Falls                             June 8th                  10:00 am

Requirements for Luckiamute Landing

Parents and guardians are responsible for transportation. *Students must have a parent/guardian present on the hike.

 

  1. Bring water and appropriate shoes.
  2. Dress appropriately for the weather. (Bring a coat for winter hikes, etc.)

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