October 30: California Native Oak Day Nature Hike in Weir Canyon
October 30 is California Native Oak Day, and OC Parks is offering the opportunity to spend the morning learning about local native oak, the coast
October 30 is California Native Oak Day, and OC Parks is offering the opportunity to spend the morning learning about local native oak, the coast
Enjoy some early morning paleontology this Saturday, October 19 on a guided tour of the Clark Regional Park hillside fossil bed, followed by a trip
Both Orange County Transportation Authority and Metrolink will offer free rides on the bus and train all day on Wednesday, Oct. 2 as part of
Join OC Parks staff and volunteers to observe the sights, sounds and smells of nature during an intimate nature walk led by a certified nature
Limestone Canyon is a natural treasure in Orange County’s backyard. Discover it for yourself this Friday afternoon, September 6, on a fast-paced 5.5-mile fitness hike.
This Friday morning is an opportunity to help cultivate young oak treess in Baker Canyon. For three hours you’ll water, mulch and weed the newly
OC Parks’ free summer concert series continues August 1 when popular rock band Ozomatli takes the stage at Mile Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley.
Immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility the the Irvine Natural Landmarks with a 13-mile after work cardio hike to the Sinks and The Springs.
“Seen any Pocket Mice?” another hiker asked as he and his son passed us on the Dana Point Headlands Preserve trail last week. “No –
Orange residents will continue to enjoy their popular summer tradition of free Concerts in the Park thanks to the generosity of The Wilson Automotive Group,
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