A Natural History of the Lake Berryessa Shoreline - Interpretive Program at Lake Berryessa
Reclamation Announces Spring and Summer 2011 Park Ranger Interpretive Programs at Lake Berryessa
The Bureau of Reclamation's Central California Area Office announces spring and summer 2011 interpretive programs at Lake Berryessa in Napa County, Calif. All activities will be held rain or shine, are free of charge and do not require reservations. Participants should wear sturdy shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather and bring plenty of water and sunscreen for daytime activities. Children of all ages are welcome, but those under age 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
Topic: A Natural History of the Lake Berryessa Shoreline
Explore the natural history of the Lake Berryessa area with Ranger Mike, and learn about native plants and animal life along the way. Appreciate these natural wonders as if looking at the area for the first time during this enjoyable walk along the Smittle Creek Trail. This outing is perfect for those wanting to get acquainted with the lakeshore environment and its vast beauty. Visitors will meet at the south end of the Smittle Creek parking lot, next to the trailhead. This is an easy 1.5-mile round-trip hike (3/4 mile each way) with a slight elevation change. Attendees may choose to hike the entire 2.6-mile trail (5.2 miles round trip) after the program.