Join naturalist Rob Van Epps on a hike in Runneymede Woods, a 50-acre conservation easement held by Davidson Lands Conservancy.   We will search for salamanders, newts, frogs, toads, early butterflies, and migrating birds.  We will even get to see the “Whale Rock,” known to be the largest granite outcrop in Cabarrus County. The address will take you to our meeting place which is the parking lot for the stables. We will gather there.

This outing is for children with their families. The minimum age is 5 years old. Wear shoes or boots that you don’t mind getting muddy as we will be on and off trails.  Please, no dogs or strollers.

Please read our waivers HERE. By registering for this outing, you are agreeing to its terms and conditions. Pre-registration is required which you can do HERE. If you are unable to attend, please update your sign-up so another family may participate. If the Sign-up Genius is full and you’d like to be added to a waitlist, please email Carly at [email protected]