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We meet at 10 a.m. at the trailhead - unless leader has specified otherwise below.
The weather at -> Mt. Home/Hogback Road The weather at -> West Point Inn The weather at -> Sky Oaks
July - Sept. 2025
July 2 Paul Rubinfeld Mt. Home 415-203-2424 prubinfeld@hillhiker.net
Past the fire station and water tank to Matt Davis. Lunch at Bootjack.
Return Troop 80. 5 miles, 550 ft.
July 9 Karen Ulring Mt. Home 415-940-6202 kulring@earthlink.net
Redwood to Sun trail, Dipsea, Main, Fern Creek to Alice Eastwood Road.
PLEASE!!! Bring your National Park Pass if you have one. Approx. 6miles/940’
July 16 Richard Boyden Rock Spring 510-847-6889 rboyden87@gmail.com
July 23 Pat Wellington Crissy Field 415-722-8340 pmwellington68@gmail.com
East Beach Parking Lot Please RSVP via email
July 30 Karen Ulring Muir Beach 415-940-6202 kulring@earthlink.net
Muir Beach Redwood Creek, Miwok, and Diaz trails. Approx. 6.1 miles/ 800’
Aug. 6 Paul Rubinfeld Pantoll 415-203-2424 prubinfeld@hillhiker.net
Old Stage, Easy Grade, Rock Spring to West Pt. Inn for lunch. Return Nora and Matt Davis
Aug. 13 Jill Kristensen Tennessee Valley trailhead 415-717-4744 jillKristensen@aol.com
Aug. 20 Tushar (Tom) Gheewala G.G. Park 650-400-3293 tgheewala@gmail.com
Meet at Spreckels Lake at 36th Ave. and John F. Kennedy Drive
5 miles. 200' climb
Aug. 27 Sue Karp Mt. Home 415-367-5050 suekarp@prodigy.net
Sept. 3 Pat Wellington Crissy Field 415-722-8340 pmwellington68@gmail.com
East Beach Parking Lot Please RSVP via email
Sept. 10 Mitchell Field Top of Gilmartin Blvd, Tiburon 415-454-8818 mitchfield@aol.com
Meet at the top of Gilmartin Blvd. which is a left (North) turn off of Tiburon Blvd, about a mile past Blackie's Pasture. This out-and-back hike includes some beautiful homes, leading to a 161-step staircase up to the former 'Martha' property and some of the best views of the North Bay, the East Bay, San Francisco, the G.G. Bridge, Tiburon, Belvedere, Sausalito, Mill Valley and Mt. Tam, with lunch overlooking Raccoon Straight and Angel Island.
Marin I.J article on the 'Martha' property.
Sept. 17 Tushar (Tom) Gheewala Gerbode Valley Trailhead 650-400-3293 tgheewala@gmail.com
Hike to Rodeo Beach - Labyrinth and back 5 miles. 450' climb.
Sept. 24 Lisa Meade Headlands 650-773-5543 meade.lisa@gmail.com
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Cantharellus californicus
The California golden chanterelle is a popular edible mushroom native to the state. They are named for their distinctive deep yellow color. California golden chanterelles have a symbiotic relationship with California trees, especially oaks, and help to nourish underground root systems.
Mushrooms like the chanterelle keep soil healthy by breaking down dead wood and storing carbon in the ground. They can even help to filter our water.
(Assembly Bill 261, Chapter 644, 2023)
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