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Onion Ridge Wildflower Walk with Ann Reisenauer
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Onion Ridge Wildflower Walk with Ann Reisenauer
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Sunday, June 26, 2022, 9:00 AM until 11:30 AM
Where:
Beacon and Soda Springs Rd.
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Ann Reisenauer
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Join the SLPOA Wildflower Hike at Onion Ridge<br />Sunday June 26, 9 – 11:30 am <br />Meet at the intersection of Beacon and Soda Springs Roads <br /><br />The wildflowers on Onion Ridge are at their peak! Join Ann Reisenauer and Gale Rankin on a 3-mile round trip hike to Onion Ridge (aka Forest Service Ridge). You’ll walk through a meadow filled with Mule’s ears, then climb a short but very steep pitch to get to the top of the ridge. We’ll take it slow. <br /><br />You’ll see a variety of flowers on the ridge including pink star onion, red paintbrush, sulfur buckwheat and blue larkspur. Bring your camera, water, bug spray and a hat. Wear sturdy shoes for climbing to the ridge. The hike is not suitable for young children. <br /><br />To help you identify the flowers, you’ll get a free copy of the Donner Summit Wildflower Guide (thanks to Linda Cashion, George Lamson and SLPOA).