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Bring the whole family and join us for a Kid-Friendly Nature Hike, a calm, welcoming walk perfect for children and their grown-ups who want to enjoy the outdoors together.
This easy-paced hike is designed with young hikers in mind. We’ll take our time exploring the trail, noticing plants, listening to bird calls, and keeping an eye out for any creatures that might cross our path. There’s no rush and no pressure, just a chance to enjoy nature at a child’s pace.
What to Expect:
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A short, relaxed hike suitable for young children under the age of 12!
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Plenty of stops to look, listen, and enjoy the surroundings
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A chance to gently introduce kids to hiking and nature trails
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Supportive guidance from Caitie, who loves sharing her knowledge with curious young minds
What to Bring:
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Comfortable walking shoes
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Water and light snacks
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Bug spray and sunscreen
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Weather-appropriate clothing
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