Springtime and early summer is also the season when many species of Oregon wildlife bring their young into the world, according to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife biologist, Neil TenEyck. Hikers should be warned that if they come across these animals in the woods they should be left alone. More information Here . For information, call the club at 227.2345. Kids younger than 12 must be accompanied.
Water is provided at the start, finish and checkpoints along the route.
The group also offers a structured fitness program with credits toward achievement awards for a nominal event fee. This environmental advocacy group sponsors brief spring and summer hikes for members to wildlife preserves it purchaseds and maintains. Field Trip coordinators can arrange hikes for classes, groups and the public. Most preserves are opento the public. Trips are free for members.