June 2 (Saturday)
Lagomarsino Canyon Day Hike. Moderate hike of 8 miles, 1200 feet elevation gain through canyons with redrock formation, historical ruins, and hopefully wild horses. Learn about the local geography. DL Leaders: Yvonne (851-3043), Gracie Caudill (626-7873). Moderate.
June 2 (Saturday)
Tule Peak Day Hike. Join us for a steep climb to the highest peak of the Virginia Mountains. Up to 12 miles round trip and 3500 feet elevation gain. Fantastic overview of the developmentally threatened Winnemucca Ranch and Warm Springs Valley. Trip Limit 16. Leaders: Ridge Walker (853-8055), Wes Hoskins (762-6730). Moderately Strenuous, not for beginners.
June 2 (Saturday)
Lake Paddle, North Lake Tahoe, Tahoe City. This is a Class I paddle near the town of Tahoe City. We can skirt the shoreline toward Carnelian Bay. Learn about the local geography. We will need to run car shuttle. Must be able to paddle all day at a moderate pace. Bring the 10 essentials, lunch, boat, paddles, and life vest Leader: Ted Lenzie (916- 985-6144, Clubted@Gmail.com). Easy.
June 3 (Sunday)
Ralston Peak 9,235. This hike starts at Echo Lakes and will be about 8 miles and at least 3,200 feet of gain. We will follow the ridge and hike up and down the many peaks. Return on the PCT. Learn about the local geography. The hike is limited to 8. Bring the 10 essentials, 3 quarts water, lunch, and snacks. Contact the leader for meeting time and place. Participants must be in excellent shape. Leader: Ted Lenzie (916-985-6144 ,Clubted@Gmail.com). Strenuous.
June 3 (Sunday)
Petersen Mountain Day hike. This is a wonderful range north of Reno that overlooks the vast landscape toward Sierra Valley and Eastern Nevada. Learn about some of the wildflowers that often profusely bloom in some of the quaint valleys along the ridge. Participants must be in good physical shape as this hike is about 10 miles in length and has almost 2000 feet elevation gain. DOK. Leaders: Holly (331-7488), David von Seggern (784-4242) Moderately difficult.
June 3 (Sunday)
Kings Canyon near Carson City toward Spooner Summit Day Hike. About 2,000 feet gain, in and out on the old roadbed. ND. Ten miles, or more if we’re feeling frisky. Learn some history of the area and enjoy fantastic views. Leaders: T A Taro (775-530-2935), Donna Inversin (775-882-0105). Moderate.
June 5 (Tuesday)
Tuesday Night Slow-Paced Conditioning Hikes – every Tuesday night. We will hike about 2 hours (5:30-7:30) covering 3-4 miles, with minimal to moderate elevation gain in the parks and foothills of the Reno-Sparks area. Learn about new places to hike and protect. DL. Call Yvonne’s recorded message @ 851-3043 after Saturday for destination and directions. Leaders: Karen (425-1543), Yvonne (851-3043). Easy.
June 6 (Wednesday)
Fast-Paced Conditioning Hikes. Explore foothills of the Truckee Meadows after work. Hikes will be about 4 miles, with up to 1,000 foot elevation gain possible. Call the Sunday before the hike between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. for recorded message. Bring plenty of water, trail shoes, and windbreaker. Learn about our local surroundings, wildflowers, and trees. DOK. Leader: Holly (331-7488), Stacie (853-8605). Moderate.
June 7 (Thursday)
Evening Conditioning Hike. Moderately easy hike, approximately 3 miles in hills of East Sparks. Elevation gain under 600. Learn about desert flora and fauna. Call for details starting the Monday before. DL. Leaders: Gracie Caudill (626-7873), Ridge Walker (853-8055). Moderate/Easy.
June 9 (Saturday)
Humbug Day Hike. Hike along Humbug Creek from North Bloomfield to South Yuba River during Malakoff Diggins Homecoming Day. About 6 miles round trip and 1000 feet elevation gain. Learn about the hydraulic mining of the nineteenth century. The light winter should mean relatively low water level in the river, providing great swimming opportunities. ND. Leader: Craig Mastos (786-7742). Moderate.
June 9 (Saturday)
Hunter Creek Falls. Join me on a moderate hike up nearby Hunter Creek Canyon. We will hike to the falls, about 7-8 miles round trip and up to 1,000 ft. elevation gain. Plan on meeting at 10:00 at the trail head. Hike will be about 4-5 hours. Bring water, must have trail shoes (no tennis shoes), lunch, and leash for dogs (just in case). The trail is very narrow in places. Participants should be in fit hiking shape as this is NOT an all day trip. To get there take I-80 West to the McCarran turnoff and then go left. Turn Right at Mayberry and follow to Plateau Rd. Make a left on Plateau. Stay on Plateau all the way to Woodchuck and make a right. Follow Woodchuck all the way to the parking area at the end (about 1/2 mile from where you turned). This is very last minute, but should be a nice trip. Call for questions only. DOK. Leader: Holly Coughlin (331-7488). Moderate.
June 12 (Tuesday)
Tuesday Night Slow-Paced Conditioning Hikes – every Tuesday night. We will hike about 2 hours (5:30-7:30) covering 3-4 miles, with minimal to moderate elevation gain in the parks and foothills of the Reno-Sparks area. Learn about new places to hike and protect. DL. Call Yvonne’s recorded message @ 851-3043 after Saturday for destination and directions. Leaders: Karen (425-1543), Yvonne (851-3043). Easy.
June 13 (Wednesday)
Fast-Paced Conditioning Hikes. Explore foothills of the Truckee Meadows after work. Hikes will be about 4 miles, with up to 1,000 foot elevation gain possible. Call the Sunday before the hike between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. for recorded message. Bring plenty of water, trail shoes, and windbreaker. Learn about our local surroundings, wildflowers, and trees. DOK. Leader: Holly (331-7488). Moderate.
June 14 (Thursday)
Evening Conditioning Hike. Moderate conditioning hike of approximate 4 miles hills east of Hidden Valley. Steep and rocky, be sure to wear boots and bring plenty of water. Learn how erosion is impacting the area. Call for details starting the Monday before. DL. Leaders: Gracie Caudill (626-7873), Ridge Walker (853-8055). Moderate.
June 15 (Friday)
Verdi Evening Hike. We will take off from Dog Valley Road in Verdi and visit a Devils' Postpile
type rock formation. Wildflowers should be abundant along the way. Nearly all cross-country,
with trip length (RT) of about 4 miles. Moderate. DOK. Leader: David von Seggern (303-8461).
June 16 (Saturday)
Mountain Bike. North Lake Tahoe at Burton Creek State Park. Intermediate mountain bike ride on double and single track trails. Must have your own bike, helmet, pump, and patch kit. Leader: Ted Lenzie (916- 985-6144, Clubted@Gmail.com). Moderate.
June 16-17 (Saturday/Sunday)
Prosser Lake Weekend Car Camp. Join us for a fabulous weekend of kayaking and mountain bike riding. Prosser Lake is located near Truckee, CA. We plan to car camp near the lake and enjoy paddling along the shoreline. We will take time to view and identify the many species of water fowl that line the lake. Our mountain biking will be a moderate ride not too far from where we camp. Glen is great at sighting birds, so we might see some unusual ones. Plan on a potluck of salads or desserts and bring your own meat to BBQ. Hopefully some star-gazing too. Trip Limit 12. Call one week ahead to reserve space. DL. Leaders: Holly (331-7488),Glen Polochko (530-587-5906). Fun.
June 17 (Sunday)
Tamarack Peak from Waterfall. We’ll follow the new Mt. Rose trail to rock waterfall. Then we’ll climb off-trail to rock outcrop at about 9600 feet for lunch before rising to the 9900 feet summit. Return off-trail. Great views of Lake Tahoe and Mt. Rose, Relay Peak, and Slide Mtn. About 6 to 7 miles roundtrip with 1000 feet ascent. Learn about the local flora and fauna. DOK. Leaders: Gary Hanneman (425-3742), Stacie Farrell (853-8605). Moderate.
June 17 (Sunday)
The John C Two Enigma Hike near Dayton. Discover some history of the area as we visit two features possibly associated with old mining operations. One-way 7 mile hike of with a vehicle shuttle. Elevation gain of about 1,000 feet for the day. Scenic views. Learn about mining operations. Return paralleling part of the Carson River. ND Leaders: T A Taro (775-530-2935), Donna Inversin (775-882-0105). Moderate.
June 18 (Monday)
Outings Meeting. Join us as we plan outings for August and September. We encourage anyone interested to attend and learn about our Outings Program as we plan lots of great trips. Please bring a potluck item of salad, bread, or dessert. BBQ Chicken and Burgers and beverages provided. Meet at 6:30 at Holly’s home in East Sparks. For directions, please call 331-7488 for recorded message.
Holly (331-7488), Shanel (425-4962) .
June 19 (Tuesday)
Tuesday Night Slow-Paced Conditioning Hikes – every Tuesday night. We will hike about 2 hours (5:30-7:30) covering 3-4 miles, with minimal to moderate elevation gain in the parks and foothills of the Reno-Sparks area. Learn about new places to hike and protect. DL. Call Yvonne’s recorded message @ 851-3043 after Saturday for destination and directions. Leaders: Karen (425-1543), Yvonne (851-3043). Easy.
June 19(Tuesday)
Conditioning Hike East Truckee Area. Quick-paced hike in the mountains east of Truckee, from 6-ish until dark.3-5 miles, 500-1000' elevation gain. Optional BBQ on Sally's back porch afterwards.Hiking boots, water, and windbreakers recommended. DOK. Leader: Sally Lyon (530-582-4943, sally@mytahoevacation.com). Moderate.
June 20 (Wednesday)
Fast-Paced Conditioning Hikes. Explore foothills of the Truckee Meadows after work. Hikes will be about 4 miles, with up to 1,000 foot elevation gain possible. Call the Sunday before the hike between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. for recorded message. Bring plenty of water, trail shoes, and windbreaker. Learn about our local surroundings, wildflowers, and trees. DOK. Leader: Holly (331-7488), Stacie (853-8605). Moderate.
June 21 (Thursday)
Evening Conditioning Hike. Brisk hike off into the twilight in the foothills surrounding Reno-Sparks. 2-4 miles, 1000 feet elevation gain. Expect to see lots of birds and learn about new plants and trees. DL. Leader: Ridge Walker (853-8055). Moderate.
June 21 (Thursday)
Lake Paddle and Potluck. Lake Natoma, Leisure paddles at Willow Creek. Followed by potluck supper. Must have own boat, paddles, and life vest. Bring food to share and your own beverage, plate, utensils for an outdoor picnic supper. Meet 6:00 p.m. and launch promptly 6:30 p.m., at Willow Creek access (across Folsom Blvd from Natoma Station outlet stores). Leader: Ted Lenzie (916- 985-6144, Clubted@Gmail.com). Easy.
June 22-24 (Friday-Sunday)
Sheldon Service Trip. The annual fence removal trip to Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge. Saturday evening refuge staff will update us on the Sheldon plan, wild horse management, sage grouse projects and other activities. Sunday we will look at key sites. We will be staying at the historical Refuge Headquarters near Cedarville. Extra spare tire recommended for gravel roads. Bring food, water, and something to share for Saturday night. Leaders: Mike Goddard (775-423-5128), Tina Nappe (786-1178).
June 23 (Saturday)
Rubicon Trail Dayhike. Hike along Lake Tahoe shoreline from D.L. Bliss Park to Emerald Bay. About 9 miles round trip with limited elevation gain. Learn about 19th century lumber magnate Duane Leroy Bliss. The light winter should mean beaches and swimming for those brave enough for the cooler water. ND. Leader: Craig Mastos (786-7742). Moderate.
June 23-24 (Sat-Sun)
Backpack Hidden Lake. Pack into Hiddden Lake then explore the other lakes in the area or hang out. Bring a specialty food item to share at the evening happy hour. Learn about the local geography. Call the leader for meeting time/place and equipment list. Participants must be in good shape. Leader: Ted Lenzie (916- 985-6144, Clubted@Gmail.com). Moderate.
June 24 (Sunday)
Relay Peak Day Hike. We’ll reach the highest point (10,550 ft) on the famous Tahoe Rim Trail for lunch in about 3 hours. Terrific panorama into California plus spectacular views of Lake Tahoe and Mt. Rose. About 7 to 8 miles RT with 1700 feet ascent. Learn about local dessert plants. DOK. Leaders: Gary Hanneman (425-3742), Wes Hoskins (762-6730). Moderate.
June 24 (Sunday)
Join us for the Wildflower Hike series. All of the hikes are only moderately strenuous as we our time to enjoy the nature’s beauty. Since the wildflowers peak at different times each year, we pick the best hike a couple of weeks before the hike itself. Check the calendar on the website www.wildflowerhikes.com to see which hike we will be doing this day. Directions to the trailhead are also found on the website by clicking on “Hikes with Directions”. Please send an email (under “Register for Hikes”) to let us know you are coming and ask any questions you might have. Easy to Moderate.
June 24 (Sunday)
Mountain Bike, Tahoe Group. This will be a HIGH beginner bike for people who are in fairly good shape and have been mountain biking. 15 miles and about 900’ elevation gain. Some hills but nothing technical. We will ride around Boca Lake and maybe Prosser lake on dirt roads and some pavement. Nice views of mountains and lakes. A nice day out. Leader: Glenn Polochko (530-587-5906, gpolochko@yahoo.com). Intermediate.
June 25 (Monday)
Mountain Bike. Granite Bay, Intermediate mountain bike ride on double and single track trails. Must have your own bike, helmet, pump, and patch kit with extra tube. Meet 6:00 p.m. and ride promptly 6:30 p.m at the corner of Twin Rocks Rd and Boulder Rd. Two miles north of Douglas on Folsom-Auburn Rd. Leader: Ted Lenzie (916-985-6144, Clubted@Gmail.com). Moderate
June 26 (Tuesday)
Tuesday Night Slow-Paced Conditioning Hikes – every Tuesday night. We will hike about 2 hours (5:30-7:30) covering 3-4 miles, with minimal to moderate elevation gain in the parks and foothills of the Reno-Sparks area. Learn about new places to hike and protect. DL. Call Yvonne’s recorded message @ 851-3043 after Saturday for destination and directions. Leaders: Karen (425-1543), Yvonne (851-3043). Easy.
June 27 (Wednesday)
Moderate Conditioning Hike. Hike for 3 to 4 miles with up to 900’ elevation gain. Meet at 5:30 in the Southwest corner parking lot of the Spanish Springs High School. Take Pyramid Hwy to Eagle Canyon. Turn left on Eagle Canyon. Turn left on Alena (road just before SS High School). Turn right into the HS parking lot. Hike will begin at 5:45. Wear hiking boots, clothing for appropriate weather conditions, and water. No need to call. Leaders: Shanel (247-6884) John (425-4962).
June 28 (Thursday)
Longest Day Eve Hike. We will take advantage of the latest sunset and longest twilight of the year with a hike to the top of “Road to nowhere” Hill, 6070 feet, in the Virginia Range on the SE side of Reno. Almost certain to see wild horses and with luck golden eagles and red tail hawks. 5 – 6 miles RT and 1500’ elevation gain. DL. Leaders: Ridge Walker ( 853-8055), Gracie Caudill ( 626-7873). Moderate
June 29-July 1 (Friday-Sunday)
Moonlight Car Camp and Hike. Leave work behind. Meet at 6:00 p.m. Setup camp and stroll in the moonlight. Day hike and peak bag the next day and spend another night in the full moon camping. Potluck dinner. Leave Sunday a.m. The day hike will be 7 miles, 2000 feet elevation and requires 2 to 3 liters of water. Learn about desert plants and animals. Trip Limit 12. DL. Leaders: Dorothy HudigHudig (323-4835) Peter Faber (786-0489). Moderate.
June 30 (Saturday)
Tamarack Peak Hike. We will go off-trail within the first mile, following ridge (near steep cliff), to reach summit at 9900 feet within roughly two hours. Tremendous views of Lake Tahoe since we’ll be within the triangle of Mt. Rose, Relay Peak, and Slide Mtn. About 5 miles RT with 1000 ft ascent. Learn about the history of the area. DOK. Leaders: Gary Hanneman (425-3742), Gracie Caudill, (626-7873). Moderate.
June 30 (Saturday)
Tuolumne Meadows to Yosemite Valley. This hike at Tuolumne Meadows will be about 23 miles and at least 1,000 feet of gain and 4,000 of loss. We will follow the JMT to the Valley floor. Learn about the local geography. Requires a car shuttle. The hikes are limited to 8. Bring the 10 essentials, 3 quarts water, lunch, and snacks. Contact the leader for meeting time and place. Participants must be in excellent shape. Leader: Ted Lenzie (916- 985-6144, Clubted@Gmail.com). Very Strenuous.
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