San Francisco
Urban Ecology Hike
Learning from the Land’s End
Join us on an urban exploration of Land's End. Part of Golden Gate National Park, this wild cliffside gem is hidden in plain sight. Starting at The Last Straw, we will set out on a 5 mile out and back following the coastal trail up to the labyrinth lookout, taking our time along the way.
We will learn about the cultural and ecological significance of San Francisco's unique urban coastline through plant identification, storytelling, and guided discussion. Leaning into examples of the land as a place for gathering, reflection, and abundance, we hope to preserve and expand our connection between people and place.
Ticket Type
When
10/26
Time
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Intensity
About
Michael Rasmussen is a park ranger and environmental educator with a background in urban ecology and environmental studies. His work focuses on fostering connection between people and place, helping communities understand the complex relationships between city landscapes and the natural systems that sustain them.
What's Included
5-mile guided hike through Land’s End with multiple stops for interpretive storytelling and discussion
Hands-on plant identification activity highlighting native and coastal species
Beginner-friendly environment offering an accessible introduction to San Francisco’s urban green spaces