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Explore one of Sonoma County's newest parklands before it opens to the public.

Explore one of Sonoma County's newest parklands before it opens to the public.
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Explore Sonoma County's newest parklands at Mark West Creek Regional Park before public opening.
Guided Wellness Walk at Miller/Knox Shoreline covers Leave No Trace basics, trail prep, then offers flat or varied terrain hikes with light refreshments, for ages 5 and up.
Explore hands‑on Earthquake and plate‑tectonics activities on the EcoCenter deck, plus rock‑formation and mineral‑property stations, with volunteer info available.
A short 0.5‑mile walk from the Visitor Center lets participants spot park animals that inspired Pokémon like Pikachu, Squirtle, and Charmander; $5 parking fee for all ages.
Expert EV docents lead a low‑impact hike exploring Baylands science, plant and animal adaptations, and conservation, free at Palo Alto Baylands, ages 6 and up.
Leisurely bird walks at Spring Lake Regional Park cater to all experience levels.
Ice plant removal volunteers restore native coastal habitat at Doran Regional Park.
Volunteer for invasive plant removal at Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Preserve, clearing non‑native species to make space for native plants and wildlife.
Kayak: Spooky Paddle! at Spring Lake Regional Park delivers a chilling Halloween afternoon on the water.