Sierra Club Clearwater Network

We will investigate a number of Vernal Ponds along the trails at the Lake Ann Pathway. Lots of beautiful woods, trails, vernal pools/ponds, and lakes to explore together. Hoping for warmer weather the day of the hike so we might see some Wood Frogs or other amphibian activity. Bring water and a snack as we might stay a while if the frogs are active.
We will meet at the Trail Head Parking Lot near the Lake Ann State Forest Campground. You will need your State Recreation passport ("P" on your License Plate Tag).
Trails could be wet or muddy? Good hiking boots recommended. Please RSVP so that we know to meet you in the parking area. No Dogs allowed on this hike.

A liability form will need to be signed by all participants on this or any Sierra Club Outing.
Participation Details:
For all our hikes, please remember to bring comfortable hiking shoes, a water bottle, food, and the season’s weather appropriate clothing. We hike together as a group. Participation in Sierra Club activities requires registration and acceptance of a waiver, which you can complete online at the link above. Electronic copies of the required waiver are available online or by request and will be accepted automatically by signing-in to the event. Paper sign in sheet will be available at check in.
All hikes are free and open to everyone, but donations are gratefully accepted to help support ongoing stewardship and programming.

Cancellation Policy:
The hike will proceed rain, snow, or shine. However, if an Extreme Weather Warning is issued by the National Weather Service, the hike will be canceled for safety reasons.

Enjoy a Spring Day exploring the winding trails and wild flowers of Hickory Forest Natural Area. Despite the property’s steep topography, the trail provides a gradual incline for an excellent hiking experience. This area is known for exceptional variety of wild flowers. Bring your camera, flower ID book or app, water, and a picnic lunch or snack.

Trailhead access is located off Barney Road, across from Harris Road.

A liability form will need to be signed by all participants on this or any Sierra Club Outing.
Participation Details:
For all our hikes, please remember to bring comfortable hiking shoes, a water bottle, food, and the season’s weather appropriate clothing. Participation in Sierra Club activities requires registration and acceptance of a waiver, which you can complete online at the link below. Electronic copies of the required waiver are available online or by request and will be accepted automatically by signing-in to the event. Paper sign in sheet will be available at check in.
All hikes are free and open to everyone, but donations are gratefully accepted to help support ongoing stewardship and programming.
Cancellation Policy:
The hike will proceed rain, snow, or shine. However, if an Extreme Weather Warning is issued by the National Weather Service, the hike will be canceled for safety reasons.