Post by Gord on May 26, 2007 14:08:02 GMT -8
Fraser Valley Regional Parks is again holding an event to celebrate Canada Park's Day on July 21.
The event is a hike up Cheam Ridge Regional Trail to see the wildflowers in bloom, observe alpine wildlife and take in the stunning views.
This is always a fun hike with plenty to see which makes the steady uphill climb worthwhile.
Highlight bird species include the white-tailed and rock ptarmigan, rosy-finches, horned larks, hermit thrushes and many many others.
We meet at Thompson Regional Park at 7:30 and usually end up at the parking lot by 8:30. End time is usually about 4:30 back at Thompson Park.
A vehicle with good clearance is necessary. For those who dont have such a vehicle, there will be spaces avaliable on a limited basis in mine or Dave's (and maybe others?) trucks.
Further details will follow. For those interested it might be a good idea, especially for those who need a ride, to speak up and reserve a space!
The event is a hike up Cheam Ridge Regional Trail to see the wildflowers in bloom, observe alpine wildlife and take in the stunning views.
This is always a fun hike with plenty to see which makes the steady uphill climb worthwhile.
Highlight bird species include the white-tailed and rock ptarmigan, rosy-finches, horned larks, hermit thrushes and many many others. We meet at Thompson Regional Park at 7:30 and usually end up at the parking lot by 8:30. End time is usually about 4:30 back at Thompson Park.
A vehicle with good clearance is necessary. For those who dont have such a vehicle, there will be spaces avaliable on a limited basis in mine or Dave's (and maybe others?) trucks.
Further details will follow. For those interested it might be a good idea, especially for those who need a ride, to speak up and reserve a space!
