
Salt Marsh Walk – Fremont
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At Ardenwood, greet sheep and goats and help prepare a morning snack for the farm animals; drop‑in, no registration, disabled accessible, admission fee applies.
Coop full of chickens at Ardenwood lets visitors watch roaming birds and feed them a snack, all ages.
Explore poisonous, carnivorous and parasitic plants at Coyote Hills Visitors Center, a drop‑in program requiring parent participation; parking fees may apply, all ages.
Volunteer to pick up and sort trash, compostables, recyclables at Crandall Creek’s west side, earning service hours; bring water bottle, bucket, gloves, sunscreen, Clean Swell App. Ages 6+.
Play Bat Jeopardy and craft a bat to take home at Coyote Hills Visitors Center, drop‑in, no registration, parking fees apply, all ages.
Park Ranger leads a one‑mile guided walk on gentle paved and gravel trails at Niles Community Park, exploring plants, wildlife and local history; free, registration required, ages 3–98.
Lake Elizabeth Bird Walk (Fremont Library) — 2.5‑mile leisurely Sunday stroll around Lake Elizabeth spotting birds, meet at library parking lot, all ages.
Wild edible plant tour at Coyote Hills Visitors Center offers hands‑on demonstrations, tastings and a walk exploring culinary, medicinal and cultural plant uses, all ages, parking fees apply.