Early Spring Meander at Swift Creek Bluffs
Early Spring Meander at Swift Creek Bluffs
March 1 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Free
Take a stroll through the calming scenery of Swift Creek Bluffs!
With a focus on looking for signs of spring, we will saunter rather than power-walk through the woods. Join TLC Trail Guide and naturalist, Julie Hall, to walk slowly for 1.5 miles and stop for moments of silence to appreciate the nourishing wonder and beauty of nature! You will have an opportunity to hike up the "Stairway to Heaven" and take in the lush hardwood canopy and meandering Swift Creek below, while sitting on a bench at the top of the 100-ft bluffs. This is a free event, but preregistration is required. Due to the size of the parking lot, we will keep the hiking group small and ask that you register by vehicle rather than individual. Feel free to bring guests but please carpool to ensure we have enough space in the parking lot.
If registration is full, please fill out this waitlist form by February 26th.
Current Mask Policy: TLC seeks to build a supportive, mask-friendly environment in all collaborations with staff and the public. Please wear a mask if you are not vaccinated, or if that makes you feel most comfortable. We will have masks available if you would like to wear one during an event. We also encourage those eligible to be vaccinated to get their Covid-19 vaccine and booster shot. If you are experiencing any Covid-related symptoms, please stay home and attend a program another day. Our top priority is to create a safe environment for our community. Thank you for your understanding. Details
- Date: March 1
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Time:
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
- Cost: Free
Organizer
- Amaya Horner
- Email ahorner@triangleland.org
Venue
- Swift Creek Bluffs Nature Preserve
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7800 Holly Springs Rd
Raleigh, NC 27606 United States + Google Map
Inclement Weather Policy: In the event of inclement weather, you will be contacted by email for a call on cancellation or postponement. At our Williamson and Brumley South Nature Preserves, due to the multi-use trail systems, we close the trails to the public if there has been rain to try and prevent erosion and detrimental impact. Please note that this event falls under this category and will be cancelled if the trails are closed.