Experience the Outdoors

There’s nothing better than being surrounded by the sights, sounds and smells of gorgeous open spaces. Here are a few ways you can experience the land while learning more about the benefits of POST’s work.

Self-Guided Hikes Post Walks & Talks

Featured Hikes

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Newly constructed trail in Año Nuevo.
easy

Año Nuevo Point Trail
Arastradero Preserve - POST
easy

Arastradero Creek Loop
Bair Island - POST
easy

Bair Island
Windy Hill vista - POST
hard

Windy Hill

Walks & Talks

About POST Walks & Talks

POST regularly offers a series of special outings for donors at the $500/year level and above, as well as members of our Open Space Legacy Society. These popular events take place on POST-protected lands, many of which are not yet open to the public.

When you join us for these walks, you can see firsthand how we're putting your donation to work. You can also meet fellow POST supporters while enjoying a spectacular day out on the land.

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Upcoming Events

June 25, 2021
Online Event - Jun 25, 2021 - Noon - 1 p.m.

Living With Rattlesnakes

Event Details
Join POST in welcoming Dr. Emily Taylor of Central Coast Snake Services to talk about the Pacific Rattlesnake.
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July 9, 2021
Online Event - Jul 9, 2021 - Noon - 1 p.m.

Part Two: Wildlife Tracking Basics with Pathways for Wildlife

Event Details
Join us for part two of this webinar series with Tanya Diamond and Ahiga Snyder from Pathways for Wildlife! During this session, the Pathways for Wildlife team will finish up their great two part seminar on wildlife tracking, as well as details about the extensive wildlife movement studies they are conducting along major wildlife corridors in the region.
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July 16, 2021
Online Event - Jul 16, 2021 - Noon - 1 p.m.

Meet the San Francisco Garter Snake

Event Details
Join POST in welcoming US Geological Survey (USGS) researchers Richard Kim and Elliot Schoenig for an educational webinar on the San Francisco garter snake. The San Francisco garter snake is an endangered native to the Bay Area’s scattered wetland and coastal areas. Tune in to learn more about these snakes!
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August 13, 2021
Online Event - Aug 13, 2021 - Noon - 1 p.m.

Planning for People and Nature at Tunitas Creek Beach

Event Details
Join us to learn about the past, present and future of Tunitas Creek Beach, soon to be the newest publicly accessible beach on the San Mateo Coast! 
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