Nature hikes are the perfect way to connect with nature and refresh your spirit.
A walk in nature can give you the small dose of wilderness needed to refresh your spirit. Nature hikes are a great way to soothe the mind, and walking can help to increase your ability to focus and concentrate.
Whether you see nature walks as a time for introspection or a chance to learn about wildlife, make the most of your stroll in wilderness. Listen closely to birds and insects. Look for a tree, flower, or rock that stands out to you. Bring a camera and take photos to share with friends and family, as well as a basic field guide to help identify animals and plants.
A walk in nature can give you the small dose of wilderness needed to refresh your spirit. Nature hikes are a great way to soothe the mind, and walking can help to increase your ability to focus and concentrate.
Whether you see nature walks as a time for introspection or a chance to learn about wildlife, make the most of your stroll in wilderness. Listen closely to birds and insects. Look for a tree, flower, or rock that stands out to you. Bring a camera and take photos to share with friends and family, as well as a basic field guide to help identify animals and plants.
The City of Irvine offers a morning nature hike in Orchard Hills led by Irvine Ranch Conservancy volunteer naturalists. The hike follows a 3-mile outer loop trail that leads you through avocado groves and eucalyptus trees to open space wilderness. On clear days, the moderate elevation gain allows beautiful views of Irvine and the coast.
Come join the Morning Nature Hike-Orchard Hills activity on Tuesday, February 4. The hike is in the morning at 9:00 am to 11:00 am, and is open to ages 10 and up. Participants will travel 3 miles and have an elevation change of 800 feet. The activity is free, and registration is required at www.LetsGoOutside.org.
Come join the Morning Nature Hike-Orchard Hills activity on Tuesday, February 4. The hike is in the morning at 9:00 am to 11:00 am, and is open to ages 10 and up. Participants will travel 3 miles and have an elevation change of 800 feet. The activity is free, and registration is required at www.LetsGoOutside.org.
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