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Mt. Baldy
Environmental Education |
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GROWING UP FOREST WISE Mt. Baldy Environmental Education offers programs for every age and for every season
Home Directions PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOLS
SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN
PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGES
VISITOR CENTER SERVICES
3rd through 12th Grade Programs Old Rincon Fire Station History Spend A Saturday Morning in the Forest
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Walks on the Wild SideMeet at the Mt. Baldy Visitor Center at 9:00 am on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Rain, snow, fire and temperatures above 90 degrees cancel Walks will generally be on wide, level, not-too-steep fire roads; less than three miles round trip; about three hours long. Return to the Visitor Center afterwards for cold or warm beverages provided by the forest service, your own lunch, and the fellowship of friendly walkers. Things we’ll talk about: weather, wildflowers, plants, birds, animals, earthquakes, rocks, history, ruins, ghost stories, water, fire, rainfall, lizards, butterflies, trees, ladybugs, clouds, insects ..... Places we’ll go: Icehouse Canyon, San Antonio Falls, Bear Canyon, Hog Back, Sunset Ridge, Cascade Canyon, Lower San Antonio, Evey Canyon, old Baldy Road Cost is $5 per person: These walks are intended as fund raisers to support the Mt. Baldy Environmental Education Program and all the money collected goes directly to their efforts. The naturalists who lead these walks are non-paid volunteers. You can be, too! To confirm dates call (909) 982-2829 or email info AT mtbaldyeducation DOT org View flyer for printing. 
USDA Forest Service in partnership with San Gabriel Mountains Heritage Association |
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Mt. Baldy Visitor Center, P.O. Box 592, Mt. Baldy, CA 91759 Phone (909) 982-2829 (visitor information), (909) 982-2879 (education staff), FAX: (909) 931-7130
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Brian the Bighorn says: "Don't be sheepish. Come by and visit!"