About this Event
Oak Canyon Nature Center is a 58-acre natural park in Anaheim Hills. It contains coast live oak woodlands, coastal sage scrub, and riparian habitats. This will be an easy to moderate hike of between 1.5 and 2 miles identifying all the native and non-native plant species in the Nature Center. This is a perfect field trip for students and those interested in learning the common native plants. No entrance fee is required, donations at the Nature Center are greatly appreciated. Rain will cancel the trip. Sandy Leatherman with Rachel Whitt will lead this trip. Sandy is an Orange County resident and has been a professional botanist for over 30 years. Rachel is a long time CNPS member and landscape designer with native plants.
Meet at 9 am at the Oak Canyon Nature Center Parking Lot, 6700 E. Walnut Canyon Road, Anaheim, 92807. Email: [email protected]
9am-11am Limit 12 persons
Bring: Hat, sunscreen, camera, wildflower and bird book/notepad, water, hiking shoes/boots; Please bring your own drinking water. You're welcome to bring a lunch to eat at our picnic tables. You will need to sign and bring with you the following release form.
Facilities: restrooms at parking area.
Please use the following link: WaiverSign
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Oak Canyon Nature Center, 6700 East Walnut Canyon Road, Anaheim, United States
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