FIELD TRIP IN NATURE 5 yrs and up
The trip is lead by a naturalist with an introduction to wildlife and a presentation of our animals. Hike to the vista where were you will see the pennisula and basin. On clear days, you can see Catalina Island.
1st and 3rd Saturday’s of every month.
T,W,Th,Sa 10:00am - 12:00pm
Ongoing FREE Ongoing
TELESCOPE PROGRAM All Ages
View the stars above the bowl through high- powered telescopes.
Sa
9:00pm 9:00pm 9:00pm
9/8 10/6 11/10
FREE Ongoing
SAN ANDREAS FAULT TOURS All Ages
TINY TORTOISES PROGRAM 2 to 5 yrs
This program is a great bonding experience to introduce your child to nature. The program includes a story time, craf and a hike.
1st and 3rd Friday each month F
10:00am - 12:30pm
Ongoing $5 per child
Ongoing
Devil’s Punchbowl Natural Area
FIELD TRIPS 5-12 yrs
Call to schedule guided field trips of the Nature Center and natural history of the park.
Call Devil’s Punch Bowl to schedule a field trip. Su
1:00pm Ongoing
MOONLIGHT HIKE All Ages
Hike under the light of the moon. Led by experienced naturalist staff.
Sa
8:00pm 7:00pm 7:00pm
9/22 10/20 11/24
FREE Ongoing FREE Ongoing
Placerita Canyon Nature Center
ANIMAL SHOW All Ages
Visitors observe and learn about indigenous live wildlife monitored by trained staff.
Sa 1:00-2:00pm 9/1-9/29 FREE
BLOOMS OF THE SEASON All Ages
Learn about native plants and what is seasonally blooming along the trails.
Meet on the patio.
4th Saturday of the month. Call park for reservation.
Sa 9:30am - 10:30am Ongoing FREE Ongoing
San Andreas Fault tours are a great way to get to know the geology of the area. The geology of the Devil’s Punchbowl is covered in a discussion formal at the park. Then the group caravans sown to the San Andreas for in-depth information on earthquakes and geology of Southern California.
Su 1:00pm Ongoing FREE Ongoing
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