The Bog Trail loop winding through San Bruno Mountain Park is a wet, riparian area. The trail runs through low canopy of scrubs as well as under trees and some grassland. The pacific fog keeps the area moist most of the year. The beginning of the trail is near the beginning of the Colma creek that goes to the bay. An easy 0.80 mile gravel and dirt trail with benches. We'll meet at the Crocker Ave entrance.
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Storytime at Westlake Library provides reading and interactive fun for all ages.
Inaugural Speaker Series at Daly City Hall Rotunda presents talks on domestic violence awareness, resources, and community connections. Free.
The Billy Joel Legacy (Curran Theatre, San Francisco) — Tribute performance of Billy Joel’s music.
Casual French conversation practice meets at the South San Francisco Library and Parks and Recreation Center.
Eight‑hour naturalist‑led whale watching expedition sails from San Francisco under the Golden Gate Bridge to the Farallon Islands, featuring an expert naturalist, $320 per person, ages 13+.
Fly Ranch Nature Walk (Burning Man Decompression, San Francisco) — Immersive three‑hour walk through dynamic terrain where wild horses, jackrabbits, coyotes and other wildlife appear.
Expert-guided birdwatching with Golden Gate Bird Alliance at the Parkside Library, limited binoculars provided, dress in layers, reservations required, all ages.
Easy out-and-back dirt trail on Bair Island offers duck, shorebird and songbird spotting with loaner binoculars.
Easy out-and-back dirt trail at Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge Bair Island Trail, spotting ducks, shorebirds, and songbirds with loaner binoculars.
Hard‑pack gravel trail provides a 1‑to 1½‑mile hike with a gentle 300‑foot climb and spectacular views, open to hikers, mountain bikers and horses, requires free permit application.
Expert guide from Golden Gate Bird Alliance teaches bird‑watching basics then leads a Portola neighborhood tour, with limited binoculars and layered clothing recommended, for all ages.
Hike, mountain bike, or ride horses on the newly opened hard‑pack gravel Skyline Watershed Ridge Trail, climbing 300 ft for spectacular views.
