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              o  provide  quality  programs,  dry falls where we’ll scramble up to the cave  yoga instructor.
              we  limit  the  number  of  par-  entrance. Mod. 3 mi.                 Sun. 12, “Ash Spring” – Join Carol and
        Tticipants. Program times vary.          Thurs. 9 & 30, “Canyon Clean-up”  Carleton for a hike along the backside of the
        Meet  at  the  Visitor  Center  unless  – Help keep Red Rock clean and join us for  Calico hills to a beautiful spring-fed meadow
        otherwise specified. To make a res-   a morning of fresh air and a cookie! Easy  with ash trees. Flowers should be in bloom.
        ervation, please call 702-515-5367,      Sat. 11, “Best Hikes with Dogs: La  Mod. 2.7 mi.
        8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If unable to  Madre Springs” – Looking for a fun hike   Sun. 12, “North Fork of Pine Creek”
        attend a program, your cancellation  for you AND YOUR DOG? Bring Fido along  – Explore this fork of Pine Creek for a route
        is  appreciated.  Parents  must  ac-  and join the authors (and their dogs) of the  to  Bridge  Mountain  with  George.  We’ll
        company children on all programs.  new book Best Hikes with Dogs: Las Vegas  boulder and scramble looking for the route.
        Please  note:  the  Conservation  and Beyond as they explore the La Madre  Stren. 5 mi.
        Area  is  a  Federal  Fee Area. All                                                          Sun.  12,  “Sky-
        entry or recreation fees apply. Visit                                                    watch:  Almost  Full
        www.redrockcanyonlv.org  for                                                             Moonrise”  –  Enjoy  a
        hike information.                                                                        late afternoon hike with
                                                                                                 Linda on the moderate-
            Tuesdays all month, “Cactus Jack”                                                    ly easy Moenkopi Trail.
        (Ongoing at the Visitor Center 10 a.m.-                                                  Watch the sunset and
        noon) – Jack will give 15-20 min. programs                                               moonrise at the same
        on a wide variety of topics related to Red                                               time! Easy, 2 mi.
        Rock Canyon.                                                                                 Mon.  13,  “Red
            Thurs. 2, “Rocks and Minerals” (On-                                                  Springs Loop” – Climb
        going at the Visitor Center 9 a.m. – noon)                                               through a saddle in the
        – Come see a good selection of rocks and                                                 Calico Hills with Chris
        minerals from the Mojave Desert, plus                                                    and descend near Cal-
        some fossils.                                                                            ico ll overlook in Red
            Sat. 4, “Frenchman Mountain” – Join                                                  Rock. View a rock carv-
        Peppe for a great view overlooking the city.                                             ing depicting an angel.
        Stren. 4+ mi.                                                                            Mod-Stren. 4 mi.
            Sat. 4, “Black Mountain” – Hike the  Springs Trail. We’ll hike past the dam area   Tues. 14, “Basic Rappelling” – Join
        trail to the park bench on the peak overlook  to Hermit’s cabin, which includes some light  the BLM Climbing Ranger for a morning of
        with Chris. Great views of Lake Mead and  rock scrambling. Mod-Stren. 4.5 mi.   challenge and adventure! Harness up and
        Arizona mountains. Mod-Stren. 6 mi.      Sat. 11, “Bighorn Peak” – This is the  find yourself hanging 150 feet off the sides
            Sat. 4, “Corn Creek Spring Walk”  best time of the year to see both the city and  of a sandstone cliff, descending with confi-
        – Join us for this morning walk to observe  Red Rock Canyon. Let Peppe guide you to  dence and ease.
        the creatures in a surprising setting and learn  a beautiful sight of the city and the country.   Wed. 15, “Pine Creek Loop” – Join
        about the history and future of the area.  Stren. 4.5 mi.                 Janis for an early morning hike at Pine
        Easy, 0.5 mi.                            Sat. 11, “Pine Creek” – We’ll do a nice  Creek and learn a little about the Wilson
            Sun 5, “Liberty Bell Arch” – Join Car-  loop with Pat up Pine Creek and back along  homestead. Mod. 3 mi.
        leton and Carol for a hike in the Lake Mead  the trail. Mod. 3 mi.           Thurs. 16 & Tues. 28, “Tort Talks” – An
        NRA past a manganese mine to a unique    Sat. 11, “Springs Hike” – Join Bob on  ongoing Visitor Center program, 10–11:30
        arch. Mod. 4.2 mi.                   this tour of several active Red Rock Canyon  a.m, about the well-adapted life history of
            Sun 5, “Cave Canyon” – Let’s do a  springs looking for birds, wildflowers, mam-  Gopherus agassizii.
        little spelunking and explore the cave in  mals and aquatic life. Mod. 4.5 mi.  Thurs. 16, “Flowers and Pollen” (On-
        Cave Canyon with George. We’ll explore   Sat. 11 & 25, “Blue Sky Yoga” – Tune  going at the Visitor Center 9 a.m. – noon)
        3 levels inside the cave. The trail ends at a  up your mind, body and spirit with a certified  – We’ll have some of the flowers of the

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