Help Sugarloaf with trail restoration work. Work includes bridge and step construction, installing signs, clearing, lifting, carrying and hiking. Bring gloves, hat, and water that you can carry hands-free (i.e. bring a backpack).Wear long pants, boots or sturdy shoes and sunscreen. Poison oak is present, so long sleeves are suggested. We have tools and trained crew leaders with tasks for all. Those under 18 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. We will provide tools, food and beverages. If you are a current State Parks volunteer, signup in vicnet. If you are an SEC volunteer, sign up here: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0e4aaca62ca3ff2-sugarloaf1

Choose your own adventure! Part of our Hiking for Fitness program, these free, moderate-to-strenuous group hikes are geared to keep you motivated through the cold season. No RSVP needed, but parking fees apply. Maintenance Hikes are every second and fourth Saturday.

Susan Topf’s Yoga Hike balances a mix of easy hiking and gentle yoga postures, breath work and guided meditation. No mat necessary. Please wear weather appropriate clothing to feel comfortable being in a natural setting and bring water (as needed). Route varies on weather conditions and group interest that typically covers 2-3 miles of varied terrain. Cost is $20 and includes parking if registered in advance online. All levels and ages welcome. Meet at the Visitor’s Center unless otherwise noted in confirmation email prior to the hike.

Tickets – https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3913399

Join certified California Naturalist Carolyn Greene to explore the rich life of winter in the park. Meeting at the main parking lot, we will follow the nature trail, and Hillside/Meadow loop to see who’s out and about, and how plants and wildlife manage cold canyon temperatures and short days. 3 miles, 300’ elevation gain. Wear hiking shoes; bring water, snack or lunch, optional hiking poles. Rain cancels. Parking fees apply.

Want to give the kids an outdoor adventure over winter break? We’ve got you covered with our Winter Break Day Camps at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park! Join Sonoma Ecology Center education staff for a day of fun, learning, and outdoor activity. Based on our summer Creek Camp, these day camps will include a nature hike and learning about the creatures of the park. And we will end the days with s’mores and hot chocolate around a campfire. The camps are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and based out of the Sugarloaf Visitors Center. Cost is $40, or $20 for Sugarloaf members or for a second child from the same family. For ages 7 to 12.

Help Sugarloaf with trail restoration work. Work includes bridge and step construction, installing signs, clearing, lifting, carrying and hiking. Bring gloves, hat, and water that you can carry hands-free (i.e. bring a backpack).Wear long pants, boots or sturdy shoes and sunscreen. Poison oak is present, so long sleeves are suggested. We have tools and trained crew leaders with tasks for all. Those under 18 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. We will provide tools, food and beverages. If you are a current State Parks volunteer, signup in vicnet. If you are an SEC volunteer, sign up here: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0e4aaca62ca3ff2-sugarloaf1

Choose your own adventure! Part of our Hiking for Fitness program, these free, moderate-to-strenuous group hikes are geared to keep you motivated through the cold season. No RSVP needed, but parking fees apply. Maintenance Hikes are every second and fourth Saturday.