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Enjoy a variety of outings and events offered by the ex-leaders, as well as current certified leaders, from SF Bay Area Sierra Club Chapters.
Leaders: 3 questions to participants:
- Is there any medical reason known to you that indicates you can't do this hike?
- Do you suffer from diabetes or anaphylaxis or allergies?
- What was the last time you did a hike of 10 miles or more?
### Alt-Sierra Club Mission Statement
To explore, enjoy, and protect the wild places of the earth;
To practice and promote the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems and resources;
To educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore the quality of the natural and human environment and to use all lawful means to carry out these objectives.
We encourage our members to join the Sierra Club and support the Loma Prieta Chapter,
which is responsible for local outings, conservation, environmental education,
leadership development and political activism.
See "Who We Are" on our website: http://www.sierraclub.org/loma-prieta
Upcoming events
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Where does my water come from?
·OnlineOnlineValley Water Director Shiloh Ballard will describe the complex combination of water supply sources and systems that provide water to Santa Clara County residences, businesses, agriculture, parks, and other uses. The presentation will also explain how climate change could impact water supply, and what Valley Water is doing to ensure there is enough water for the County in the future.
The 30-minute presentation will be followed by an approximately 30-minute question-and-answer period and group discussion about these or other water issues of interest to participants.
Optional registration14 attendees
Hike Mission & Monument Peaks From the Wild East Side
Sunol visitor center, 1895 Geary Rd, Sunol, CA 94586, United States,, Sunol, CA, US**PLEASE NOTE: *This is not a Sierra Club-sponsored hike. *** This hike is listed as a convenience to members who might be interested. Participants will be required sign a liability waiver at the trailhead to release the leader from any liability for mishaps that may occur during the course of this event.
Climb Mission Peak from Sunol Regional Wilderness, the wild east side, and continue on to Monument Peak. Our route is mostly over fire roads, making for easy footing, though we will also be on some narrow trails. Great views of the South Bay and Alameda Creek watershed on this 15-mile, 2,500' elevation gain hike; a full day on the trail! (People who want a shorter hike can turn around at Mission Peak for an approximately 11-mile hike with 2,000' of elevation gain.)
Moderate pace; not for speed demons or gazelles, but not a hike for those just getting into shape. Hikers with relaxed attitudes most welcome.
• DO NOT attend if you are sick, coughing, sneezing, or have been around anyone who is sick.
Bring: Lunch, liquids, weather-appropriate clothing. Park entry fee is $5.
Return: approximately 6:45/7.
Cancellation Policy: Rain, poor air quality, or excessive heat cancels
Questions? Contact Leader: Bob Solotar, bob_solotar [at] hotmail.com
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