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This is a FANTASTIC for people trying to stay close to home over the holiday weekend!!! I am inviting people from this tribe to expand the social possibilities.... and because you love the outdoors!!!
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Friday, May 26th 5pm - ?
Hike starts at 6:30 (2 hours)
BBQ starts around 9pm at the school campground (secluded group spot on the creek!)
Bring firewood, food to grill, drinks, camp chairs, instruments.
Check out 12 noon.
Cost: $5 per car!!!! (This includes camping fees, WOOT!)
Park Info: www.ebparks.org/parks/sunol.htm
Event URL: sanfrancisco.tribe.net/event/...077d9ba
This is an open invitation because we have plenty of space to play!!!!
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ABOUT SUNOL REGIONAL WILDERNESS
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This place is amazing!!! Once you experience it, you will know why this place got it’s nick name “Little Yosemite” I’ve hiked all over the bay area and many parts of the world. This place is my favorite, although Teman Negara in Malaysia was an unusual spot filled with a symphony of sounds day and night.
I hiked here Thursday morning and the hills are ablaze in purple, orange and yellow flowers, the air smells fantastic, the waterfalls are flowing hard! There are two options for our hike, one is a level easy paved road and for the more adventurous like me, we will hike along creeks, pastures and reach a mountain peak at around 1500 feet. From there we can see our friends below who chose the easy hike. From there we will follow the creek back… I plan on rock hopping down the creek, so bring good shoes if you want to join me!!!
We are lucky that Kelly, the park superintendent, reserved this spot in his name. He is hot, a burner and will be hanging out with us too!!! This is a great time to have real conversations around the campfire under the stars and enjoy more intimate camping (like RWB used to be).
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TO REACH THE PARK
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From the Fremont area, drive north on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road. Turn right on Calaveras and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.
From the Oakland / Berkeley area, drive east on I-580 to the junction with I-680 in Pleasanton. At the junction, go south on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road/Highway 84 just south of the town of Pleasanton. Turn left onto Calaveras Road and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.
From the Walnut Creek / Danville area, go south on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road/Highway 84 just south of the town of Pleasanton. Turn left onto Calaveras Road and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.
This is a FANTASTIC for people trying to stay close to home over the holiday weekend!!! I am inviting people from this tribe to expand the social possibilities.... and because you love the outdoors!!!
**************************************************************************
Friday, May 26th 5pm - ?
Hike starts at 6:30 (2 hours)
BBQ starts around 9pm at the school campground (secluded group spot on the creek!)
Bring firewood, food to grill, drinks, camp chairs, instruments.
Check out 12 noon.
Cost: $5 per car!!!! (This includes camping fees, WOOT!)
Park Info: www.ebparks.org/parks/sunol.htm
Event URL: sanfrancisco.tribe.net/event/...077d9ba
This is an open invitation because we have plenty of space to play!!!!
*************************************
ABOUT SUNOL REGIONAL WILDERNESS
*************************************
This place is amazing!!! Once you experience it, you will know why this place got it’s nick name “Little Yosemite” I’ve hiked all over the bay area and many parts of the world. This place is my favorite, although Teman Negara in Malaysia was an unusual spot filled with a symphony of sounds day and night.
I hiked here Thursday morning and the hills are ablaze in purple, orange and yellow flowers, the air smells fantastic, the waterfalls are flowing hard! There are two options for our hike, one is a level easy paved road and for the more adventurous like me, we will hike along creeks, pastures and reach a mountain peak at around 1500 feet. From there we can see our friends below who chose the easy hike. From there we will follow the creek back… I plan on rock hopping down the creek, so bring good shoes if you want to join me!!!
We are lucky that Kelly, the park superintendent, reserved this spot in his name. He is hot, a burner and will be hanging out with us too!!! This is a great time to have real conversations around the campfire under the stars and enjoy more intimate camping (like RWB used to be).
*************************************
TO REACH THE PARK
*************************************
From the Fremont area, drive north on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road. Turn right on Calaveras and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.
From the Oakland / Berkeley area, drive east on I-580 to the junction with I-680 in Pleasanton. At the junction, go south on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road/Highway 84 just south of the town of Pleasanton. Turn left onto Calaveras Road and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.
From the Walnut Creek / Danville area, go south on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road/Highway 84 just south of the town of Pleasanton. Turn left onto Calaveras Road and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.
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