nature Walks & Guided Hikes
Step Into Nature—experience Sonoma County trails
Get out on the land you love by signing up for a hike or nature walk with our experienced guides.
Upcoming Walks & Hikes
There are no webinars currently scheduled. Please check back as we update our schedule monthly.
We invite you to visit our All Events & Outings page to find another activity to get out on the land or watch a past webinar on demand.
There are no events currently scheduled for this category. Please check back as we update our schedule monthly.
We invite you to visit our All Events & Outings page to find another activity to get out on the land or set out on your own hike using one of our Maps & Guides.
Equitable access to lands protected by Sonoma Land Trust
Nature walks and guided hikes create connections with nature, build outdoor skills and ecological knowledge, and provide opportunities for equitable access to lands protected by Sonoma Land Trust.
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Hikes done in 2025
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Outings participants in 2025
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Free outings in 2025
“Thank you for the Glen Oaks Ranch hike this morning. It was beautiful, informative, and had excellent leaders. I hope to participate in more of your outings. It is such a blessing to have the Sonoma Land Trust.”
“I was a fortunate participant in yesterday’s walk on the recently acquired property with the two vernal pools, beautiful landscape, and lovely wildflowers. Please pass along my thanks to our guides for leading such an interesting and informative outing. I enjoyed being there so much!”
“I wanted to share how impressed I was by this outing. The thought and planning that has gone into the Sears Point Restoration Project is really amazing. Thank you for answering all of our questions and giving a great overview of the project.”
Meet our 2025–2026 interns
We’re thrilled to welcome our 2025–2026 intern cohort of talented local students who come to us through our partnerships with Santa Rosa Junior College and Sonoma State University. Six will serve as Outings Interns through May, learning how to safely guide community hikes while sharing the incredible work of Sonoma Land Trust.
