Events Calendar
Welcome to the Healthy People Healthy Trails Calendar of Events. Please check back with us each month to learn more about events in our community that promote an active lifestyle. Read each description carefully and visit the sponsors’ website for more information. Most events are free, but some have a fee or request a donation. The level of difficulty for each event varies. Check with the event leader if the level of difficulty is not clearly stated or if you have questions about the event.
April 2023
Wildflower Hike
The Wildflower Hike on Coreopsis Hill (in the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes), is scheduled for Saturday, April 1, 2023 from 9 am to noon.
Find out more »Natural Wonders of Orcutt – Hike and Park Hangout! (bilingual)
Join us for a bilingual Trek on Saturday, April 1st, from 9:30 am to 12 pm at Orcutt Hills Open Space for a 2 or 3-mile hike while we explore the trails of Orcutt, ending with some snacks at Orcutt Community Park.
Find out more »Arroyo Hondo Preserve | Nature Hike
The Preserve is in a magnificent canyon located on the Gaviota Coast. Free nature hikes with knowledgeable docents are held at 10:00 am on Saturday and Sunday of the weekends when the Preserve is open to the public: first and third full weekends.
Find out more »Carpenteria to Mondo’s Beach – CMT Stage 15-3 Hike
We're section hiking the California Missions Trail (CMT) and you're invited to come along. Stage 15 of the CMT is from the Santa Barbara Mission to the Ventura Mission. We are hiking the 30.1-mile-long stage by breaking it into four segments over 4 days.
Find out more »Coal Oil Beach Loop-North Campus Open Space
Join us for a Land Trust Trek on Friday, April 7th, from 9 am to 11 am at Coal Oil Point Reserve for a walk around our restored and preserved open spaces!
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Friday Bird Walk: Tucker’s Grove
Nestled between Goleta and Santa Barbara just above Cathedral Oaks Road is Tuckers Grove. A popular park and oak woodland it is the main access to San Antonino Canyon Park whose main trail follows San Antonino Creek. The park attracts many birds as parks.
Find out more »No. Campus Open Space Nature Guide Tour
Join a guide from the Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration (CCBER) to learn about how the restoration of the estuary is supporting a diversity of birds, fish, and wildlife, absorbing flood waters, and bei adaptive to sea level rise.
Find out more »Annual Family Kite Festival
Community members of all ages are invited to bring their kites to Rotary Centennial Park located at 2625 South College Drive for the annual Free Family Kite Festival.
Find out more »Geology of Birabent Creek: Trekking Upstream Along the Midland Trail
Join us for a Land Trust Trek on Wednesday, April 19th, from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm that explores the amazing geology along the Midland Trail!
Find out more »Santa Barbara Botanic Gardens | Senior Day
A Destination for Seniors (60+): With sweeping views to the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Santa Barbara Channel Islands and stunning landscapes, the Santa Barbara Botanic Garden is a great place to explore California’s native plant diversity.
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