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                 o provide quality programs, we  walking, and learning yoga breathing exer-  for children.
                 limit the number of participants.  cises and basic postures. Enjoy a different  Wed. 18, “Cathedral Rock” - Cotton-
            TProgram times vary. Please call  aspect of Red Rock Canyon and the desert’s  woods and wild roses give way to a
        515-5367 between 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. for  natural beauty.               spectacular view of the Las Vegas Valley.
        times and reservations. If unable to attend  Mon. 9,  “Homestead” - Discover the  Join us on this moderately easy Mt. trek. A
        a program, your cancellation is appreciated.  beauty of Pine Creek and learn how the  good introduction to hiking the Mt. Charles-
        Unless otherwise indicated, all programs  Wilson’s built a dream home back in the early  ton area. 3-mi.
        meet at the Visitor Center front door. Par-  days; Easy-Mod., 3-mi.           Thurs. 19, “Bristlecone & No-Name
        ents must accompany children on all      Tues. 10, “Humming Bird Hollow” -  Loop” - Hike the west side of the pictur-
        programs. Please note: the Conservation  Join Peppe and be one of the first to  esque Bristlecone Loop. Climb about 3/4 of
        Area is a Federal Fee Area. All entry or  scramble up a gorgeous canyon with  the Bonanza Trail; Mod., 5.25-mi.
        recreation fees apply.               wonderful views; Moderately Stren., 7-mi.  Fri. 20, “Hike Leader’s Choice” -
                                                 Wed. 11, “Moenkopi Morning” - En-  Take a 4X4 ride up Rocky Gap Road to the
        KID’S PROGRAMS                       joy an early morning stroll as we hike along  Red Rock Summit. We’ll hike from there to
        Desert Babies - A program for 3 and 4 yr.-  the Moenkopi Trail and enjoy the beautiful  Bridge Mt. Where you can look right down
        olds. Call early, space is limited!  scenery that this trail has to offer;  into Pine Creek; Stren., 6-mi.
         R  Tues. 3; Wed. 11 & 25,  - Stories, activi-  Easy, 2-mi.                   Sat. 21, “All Aboard for Corn Creek
        ties, crafts, snack, and lots of fun; Rsvp.  Thurs. 12; Tues. 24, “Tort Talks” (On-  Station” - Travel back in time to the turn of
                                             going, Visitor Center, 10 - 11 a.m.) - Learn  the century when Corn Creek was on the
        FAMILY PROGRAMS                      about the well-adapted life history of  Overland Stage and Las Vegas & Tonopah
            Sun. 1, “Crack of Dawn” - Enjoy the  Gopherus agassizii.              Railroad route; Easy, 1-mi.
        cool of very early morning on this 2-mile hike  Fri. 13,  “Hike Leader’s
        on the Keystone Thrust Trail beginning just  Choice” - Join the Interpretive
        after sunrise. Fabulous panoramic views  Staff and hike through Red Rock
        guaranteed; Mod.                     Canyon backcountry. From Boot-
            Wed. 4, “Mary Jane Falls” - Join us  leg and Rainbow Springs, we’ll
        for a cool mountain trek on one of Mt.  end up looking down on Spring
        Charleston’s most popular hikes;  Mod., 2.5-mi.  Mt. Ranch; Mod., 5-mi.
            Thurs. 5, “Mt. Charleston” - Join Chris  Sat. 14, “Map, Compass,
        and hike to the highest point in Southern  and Survival” - Did you know
        Nevada. Ascend on South Loop and     that 80% of people lost are day
        descend on North Loop through Trail  hikers? It also takes 24-36 hours
                                             for Search and Rescue to find a
        Canyon; Stren., 17-mi.               lost person. Join us for a few
            Sat. 7 & 28, “Evening Bat Walk” -  hours on how to properly prepare
        Have you ever seen a bat up close? Or heard  and be prepared for the unex-
        one as it is flying after an insect? Join us for  pected. We will learn basic tech-
        a slide program at the Visitor Center on bats  niques on the use of maps and compass,  Sat. 21,  “Astronomy”  - In the
        around the world. Then we’ll drive the Scenic  and what we should properly pack for a  evening, 7:30 - 11 p.m., LVAS will present a
        Loop to a spring where we will watch and  day hike; Rsvp.                 slide show and share telescopes. Bring your
        listen to bats. Don’t forget your hat and scarf!  Wed. 18, “The Wild Bunch” (Ongo-  scopes and binocs. Gate closes at  8:30 p.m.
        Creative Canyon Series Yoga -        ing, Visitor Center, 2 - 4 p.m.) - Join Ranger  Mon. 23, “Tinaja” - Hike up through
            Sun. 8; Fri. 13; Sun. 22 &  29, - Tune up  Gina and learn about the various wildlife at  the Calico Hills to the tank. Even though it is
        your mind, body, and spirit with a certified  Red Rock Canyon. Bring the whole family  probably dry, we will get a great view of the
        Yoga instructor. You will be warming up,  and enjoy reptile bingo and various crafts  entire Las Vegas Valley; Mod., 2.5-mi.

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