Please note that the scheduled trail work for Saturday, May 12th will be postponed for the following month, Sat., June 9.

Thanks for your interest, and if you have any questions, please contact us. Happy Trails!

The Bike Monkey Boggs 8-hr MTB Relay race will be taking place this Sat. Visitors are advised that there will be significant traffic in the forest. Please avoid trails and fire roads that are part of the race. View here for the course.

Special guest, Ed Dearing will be leading us on a fascinating 4-mile botanical adventure through Boggs Forest, sharing his extensive knowledge of our local flora and fauna on Sunday, April 29 at 9 a.m. You won’t want to miss this event if you are a wildflower enthusiast. Many of the wildflowers will be in bloom as well as several trees, and your guide will be able to identify them all for us! Reservations are not needed and the event is free. Bring water, a snack, and allow up to 3 hours for the hike.

The Friends of Boggs Mountain will be offering a 2.9 mile hike on various Boggs Trails on Saturday, April 14, at 9 am. This will be a moderate-level hike on moderate terrain with some elevation and will be led by Darlene Hecomovich.This is an opportunity to get some exercise while you appreciate the outdoors and the wonders of nature. We will enjoy the flora of Boggs, seek out some early spring wildflowers, and discuss a little local history: who was Henry C. Boggs? John Cobb? and why was Mt. St. Helena named after a Russian princess?

Wear sturdy shoes, dress appropriately for weather conditions, and bring water and enthusiasm. Meet at the Parking Lot Kiosk promptly at 9 am. For further information, contact Darlene at 707-928-5591 or email at dheco (at) me (dot) com.

The gorgeous weather brought out a crew of bright-eyed, bushy-tailed hikers (and some bushy-tailed four-legged companions, too!) looking to work up an Easter brunch appetite! Our delightful guide, Boone, led the energetic group on popular Boggs trails – Shaker, Berry’s, Crew, Buzzard, Thinner’s, Gails and then back down to Shaker – approximately 6 miles. Thanks, Boone!

Yes, there are a few teenagers out there who enjoy hiking!