Explorer Hike: Old Birds, New Preserve Perspective

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Event:
Explorer Hike: Old Birds, New Preserve Perspective
Start:
November 7, 2012 10:30 am
End:
November 7, 2012 2:00 pm
Category:
Topic:
Habitats: Freshwater, Bay, Marine, Recreation, Urban Nature, Wildlife: Birds, Mammals, Fish
Organizer:
Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District
Phone:
(650)691-1200
Updated:
September 5, 2012
Venue:
Cooley Landing Park
Address:
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2143-2151 Bay Rd, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303, United States

Bring your binoculars to explore a newly transformed peninsula (Cooley Landing Park, City of East Palo Alto) within the Preserve with docents Lynn Jackson, Dennis Smith, and Bill Korbholz. The site remediation work and a new trail loop gives you a chance to watch the resident and over-wintering birds from a new perspective. This leisurely hike will cover about two miles with frequent stops.

To reach the southern portion of the Preserve, take the University Avenue exit (toward East Palo Alto) from Highway 101. (From southbound Highway 101, turn left on University Avenue. From northbound Highway 101, the freeway exit will dead-end into the stoplight for Donohoe Street. Turn left on Donohoe Street, then turn right on University Avenue.) Continue on University Avenue (north) for about 3 long blocks. Turn right on Bay Road. Follow Bay Road to the very end, continuing through gate RW01 (about 1 mile total). Note: Bay Road narrows and becomes a dirt road. The Preserve parking area is on the left.

Events subject to change. Please always check the MROSD page for this event before you go.

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