Winter Wildflower Hike
With Sandy Christensen
February 26, 2017
By this time each year, the park’s first species of wildflower, spring beauty, is sometimes blooming (sometimes as early as late January), so we’ll be looking for them! Flowers or no flowers, it will be a terrific late morning hike.
Hike Difficulty: Easy
- All ages
- Someone in fair hiking condition
- Trails in generally good condition
- Very little elevation gain
Leader
Sandy Christensen
A veteran Physical Education and Health Educator of young children through seniors, Sandy brings her extensive world traveling experience to all that she does at MPEC. Also known as “Ranger Sandy” she is a part of the Earth Studies team at the Mountain Park Environmental Center. She leads the ” Zukes” Dog Hikes and you may find her guiding you while attending an MPEC program. Sandy’s great love for Nature (and her knowledge of our bioregion) contributes to her leading style and we are sure you’ll enjoy any program where she is the lead!
Learn more about Sandy Christensen
A veteran Physical Education and Health Educator of young children through seniors, Sandy brings her extensive world traveling experience to all that she does at MPEC. Also known as “Ranger Sandy” she is a part of the Earth Studies team at the Mountain Park Environmental Center. She leads the ” Zukes” Dog Hikes and you may find her guiding you while attending an MPEC program. Sandy’s great love for Nature (and her knowledge of our bioregion) contributes to her leading style and we are sure you’ll enjoy any program where she is the lead!
Learn more about Sandy Christensen
