Wildflower Walk at Chimney Rock

Fee:

Free.

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Dates & Times

Date:

Saturday, April 25, 2026

Time:

10:30 AM

Duration:

3 hours

Type of Event

Hike

Talk

Walk

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Description

Enjoy the opportunity to discover the hidden world of wildflower form, structure, and color at Chimney Rock. Using a hand lens (provided), observe flower details that will give you an enhanced appreciation of flower diversity. Engage in conversation about the concepts of biological diversity and native vs. non-native plants.

Walk lasts three hours on the Chimney Rock Trail, approximately a 2-mile roundtrip walk. Ability to kneel on the ground provides the best experience but is not a requirement. Bring water, snacks and layers for the possibility of wind, rain or chilly weather. 

Walks are FREE, but limited to 20 participants, so register today!

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Reservation or Registration: Yes

RSVP to [e-mail] for meeting location and details.

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Contact Information

Doug Hee

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Image Gallery

Three people walk on a dirt, grass-bordered, bluff-side trail with a purple iris in the foreground.

A bright red paintbrush flower in grassy field.

A person in a ballcap kneels down to take a photo of a bright red flower on a grassy bluff.

A white flower blooms alongside a dirt trail on a grassy bluff.

Yellow and pink flowers bloom next to a dirt trail on a grassy bluff.

Douglas irises are one of the many flowers that can be seen blooming on the Chimney Rock trail.
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Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja affinis)
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Learn how to identify wildflower species in Point Reyes National Seashore!
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Headland Wallflower, a.k.a. Bluff Wallflower (Erysimum concinnum)
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No matter what's in bloom, Chimney Rock is always a beautiful walk in the park!
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