Carson City Parks and Rec hosts interpretive hike up Prison hill this Saturday, bike tour June 26
Registration is open for two upcoming interpretive programs this month hosted by the Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department.
This Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 3 p.m. join the Carson City Park Rangers for a course aimed at the beginner and novice level hikers who are looking to learn new tips and skills!
They'll guide you up Prison Hill from Clearview Drive, covering topics such as trail etiquette, hiker safety, Leave No Trace principles, trail types, and much more! Upon completion of this course, you will be an official Carson City Hiker with the Hiking License to prove it.
The hike is considered "More Difficult" under the IMBA Trail Rating system. Expect moderate terrain, sandy sections, and rocky obstacles along a two-three mile loop.
Register online at https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/ccpr/activity/search/detail/6476?o...
On Saturday, June 26, 2021 at 11 a.m. grab your bicycles and meet the Park Rangers at Morgan Mill River Access for an exciting natural resource bike tour all about the Carson River!
The Carson River has been integral in the history of Carson City and remains an important natural resource to us and our wildlife friends! This tour will take you from Morgan Mill River Access to the Mexican Dam 5 miles South along the Carson River and back (10 miles total).
The trail is considered "easy" according to the IMBA and will be about 10 miles total. Bring your helmet, bicycle, and any other cycling equipment. Bikes can be provided free of charge upon request.
Register online at https://anc.apm.activecommunities.com/ccpr/activity/search/detail/6526?o...
For more information on any of the programs contact Park Ranger Tyler Kerver at tkerver@carson.org or (775) 283-7307.