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two visitors match contents from an owl pellet with images on a guide sheet.
an owl hides amongst interwoven branches

Owl Prowl

Muir Woods National Monument

Special Event
  • Mar 22, 2025 at 5:30 PM
  • Free

Register

Capacity is limited; only registered participants will be allowed to join this program.

Muir Woods marks the southern front in a battle for survival between two competing owl species. On this strenuous 3-mile dusk hike we will look and listen for the owls that call Muir Woods home. Learn more about their history and ecology and receive the latest research updates on our most famous resident, the Northern Spotted Owl. Find out how the Barred Owl emerged as a potent new threat in our own back yard. While owl encounters are not guaranteed, the unique night-time splendor of sauntering along Redwood Creek is assured to leave some lasting memories!

Fees

This program is free, but parking reservations and entry are required & can be made at GoMuirWoods.com.

Location

Please meet outside the Muir Woods Visitor Center after showing proof of entry to our fee collectors.

Latitude and Longitude 37.892848, -122.572465

Schedule

Date:

Mar 22, 2025

Time:

5:30 PM

Duration:

3 hours and 30 minutes

3.5 hours

Contact Information

Muir Woods National Monument
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Event Type

  • Campfire/Evening Program
  • Hike
Tags: muwo, owls, wildlife, goga, muir woods