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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Yosemite Valley Hike - Student Trip
DTSTART:20260905T123000Z
DTEND:20260906T050000Z
DTSTAMP:20260730T001013Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/204517148
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: 79Event Type: Health & Wellness\,Recreation\,Student Act
 ivityLink: https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/C
 oursesLandingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&redirected
 FromEmbededMode=False&courseId=495dc554-40a0-4113-baff-861767fff313Venture
  out for the day and see one of the most iconic National Parks in the stat
 e. We will leave the Peak Adventures office and drive to Yosemite in our n
 ew Ford Transit vans. Enjoy lovely sights\, explore valley trails\, and be
  amazed by nature's grandeur. Permits\, transport\, light snacks\, and gui
 des are provided.CSUS Student-only tripOrientation trip open to new and cu
 rrent Sac State Students
LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T001013Z
LOCATION:Meet at Peak Adventures
URL:https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/CoursesL
 andingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&redirectedFromEmb
 ededMode=False&courseId=495dc554-40a0-4113-baff-861767fff313
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:CANCELLED Mountain Bike Monday
DTSTART:20260907T233000Z
DTEND:20260908T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T122356Z
UID:40140-1788798600-1788811200@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Our staff and do
 cents are taking the Labor Day holiday off. Deer Creek Hills will be close
 d this week. Please join us on Monday\, September 14 instead. \nIf you hav
 e questions about mountain bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, plea
 se contact SVC Outreach & Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612
 -3719 or outreach@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_col
 umn][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T122356Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20260907/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Basic Sailing Quest Class - 09
DTSTART:20260908T230000Z
DTEND:20260912T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260730T001013Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196243780
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $150 | Staff/Faculty: $185 | Alumni: $205 | Gen
 eral Public $210Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcen
 ter.com/post/basic-sailing-classesThe Quest sailboat is taught using a mai
 nsail and a jib and requires two people to rent at the Aquatic Center (onl
 y one person need to be certified.)  Students will be paired for on the w
 ater training. The Quest is 14 feet long\, 6 feet wide and weighs 310 poun
 ds\; it is a bit more difficult to balance and recover from a capsize.  M
 ost sailing programs utilize this type of boat\; it is suitable for begin
 ners but also for learning more advanced sailing techniques.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T001013Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/basic-sailing-classes
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Top Rope Belay: Climbing Skills
DTSTART:20260908T230000Z
DTEND:20260909T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260807T181824Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/205605215
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Recreation\,WorkshopShort Description: L
 earn top-rope climbing for FREE! This 2-hour class covers belaying\, rope 
 management\, knots\, and climbing basics. Safety Orientation required.Link
 : https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/Program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82b8
 -42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18bThis is a FREE two-hour course that covers the basi
 cs of rope management in top-rope climbing.Topics we will cover:-Communica
 tion (Climbing Contract)-Basic Climbing technique (Body movement)-How to t
 ie a Figure 8 knot-Belaying with the PBUS method (Pull\, Break\, Under\, S
 lide)-Etc.Come learn how to top-rope belay at The WELL!Be sure to complete
  a Safety Orientation before your class starts!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T181824Z
LOCATION:Climbing Wall @ The WELL
URL:https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/Program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82
 b8-42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18b
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:XOSO Cornhole Tuesdays @ West Sac
DTSTART:20260909T013000Z
DTEND:20260909T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260828T060431Z
UID:10013440-1788892200-1788892200@bikedogbrewing.com
CATEGORIES:community,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:8️⃣ Eight games guaranteed\n🏆 Chance at the playoffs\n
 🍻 Weekly specials at your league bar\n🏷️ Discounts around Sacramen
 to via the Xoso App\n🤝🏽 Chance to make lifelong friends\n📱 Onlin
 e schedules and standings\n📋 League Administration
LAST-MODIFIED:20260828T060431Z
LOCATION:Bike Dog West Sac\, 2568 Industrial Blvd #110\, West Sacramento\,
  CA\, 95691\, United States
URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/event/xoso-cornhole-tuesdays-west-sac-2/202
 6-09-08/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Bike Dog Brewing Company
X-SOURCE-URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/west-sacramento-brewery
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Intro to Climbing: Climbing Skills
DTSTART:20260909T230000Z
DTEND:20260910T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260807T181824Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/205609547
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Recreation\,WorkshopShort Description: T
 ry rock climbing for FREE! This 2-hour class covers safety\, harness fitti
 ng\, tying in\, climbing movement\, and personalized instruction.Link: htt
 ps://myportal.unionwellinc.org/program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82b8-42f6
 -a934-9c1ca6b2e18bThis FREE two-hour course covers the basics of rock clim
 bing. Participants will go through a safety orientation\, learn some basic
  movement\, and receive 1-on-1 instructor belays and coaching for this cla
 ss. Tentative Itinerary:- Introductions - Wearing and fitting a harness pr
 operly - Tying into your harness - Efficient and effective climbing moveme
 ntIntro to Climbing clinics can also be scheduled for other dates/times by
  reaching out to: Climbing@unionwellinc.org
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T181824Z
LOCATION:Climbing Wall @ The WELL
URL:https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82
 b8-42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18b
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Basic Kayaking Class - 013
DTSTART:20260909T233000Z
DTEND:20260911T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260730T001013Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196315717
CATEGORIES:education,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $70 | Staff/Faculty: $120 | Alumni $125 | Gener
 al Public $130Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcente
 r.com/post/basic-kayakingThis course is designed to introduce the beginnin
 g paddler to the three most widely used recreational kayaks\, correct padd
 ling techniques\, navigation and safety on Lake Natoma. The first day inst
 ruction will start with sit on top Kayaks\, then move to a more technical 
 boat called the surf ski. The second day will incorporate all of the skill
 s in a Viking touring boat. Our ACA certified instructors create a friendl
 y\, welcoming environment for all participants regardless of age\, ability
  or skill. Once you have completed this course\, you are eligible to rent 
 any equipment in which you have shown competence through this course.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T001013Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/basic-kayaking
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Yolo Bypass Bats
DTSTART:20260910T000000Z
DTEND:20260910T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T182132Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206914311
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Health & Wellness\,Recreation\,Student ActivitySho
 rt Description: Take flight with Peak and check out the wonders of our loc
 al ecosystem!Link: https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4Landin
 gPages/CoursesLandingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&si
 ngleCalendarWidget=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=b8e82f24-
 97e7-4b6b-b432-685dffb5fc74Take flight with Peak and check out the wonders
  of our local ecosystem! Join our resident ecologist\, Noble\, as we check
  out the bats flying into the sunset by the Yolo Bypass. This is a great t
 rip to get off campus and enjoy a lovely late summer evening with friends.
  We are lucky to live near the largest colony of bats in California\, 250\
 ,000 Mexican Free-Tailed Bats\, so come out to see them! We will meet at P
 eak Adventures and shuttle out in our brand-new Vans!  Transportation from
  Peak Adventures and guides included. Experience needed - None  Level - Re
 laxing
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T182132Z
LOCATION:Transportation from Peak Adventures
URL:https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/CoursesL
 andingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&singleCalendarWid
 get=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=b8e82f24-97e7-4b6b-b432-
 685dffb5fc74
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Commuter Basics - Bike Clinic
DTSTART:20260910T183000Z
DTEND:20260910T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T002642Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206764516
CATEGORIES:education,outdoors,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Discussion\,Health & Wellness\,Informati
 on Session\,Student Activity\,WorkshopShort Description: Learn the dos and
  don'ts of biking around Sacramento!Learn the dos and don'ts of biking aro
 und Sacramento! Our bike tech\, Noah\, will walk you through some of the b
 est tips and tricks and answer any questions you may have! Tune in via I
 nstagram or in person.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T002642Z
LOCATION:Peak Adventures Bike Shop <br>Instagram Live
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Shred Dog Gravel Ride (starts in Old Sac)
DTSTART:20260911T003000Z
DTEND:20260911T040000Z
DTSTAMP:20260902T062347Z
UID:10010161-1789061400-1789074000@bikedogbrewing.com
CATEGORIES:drink,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:A weekly gravel ride departing from @in.velo.veritas.cyclery a
 t 1007 2nd St\, Sacramento\, CA 95814 at 5:30 p.m.\, shred for 1.5-2 hours
  and end at Bike Dog Broadway for beers\, food\, friends & fun.\n\nThis wi
 ll be a social ride at a moderate pace and we will regroup at various poin
 ts along the route. Routes will change on a weekly basis and will include 
 old favorites and some new shreds. Waivers must be signed\, helmets must b
 e worn\, lights strongly recommended. Hope to see all the familiar faces a
 nd some new ones too!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T062347Z
LOCATION:Bike Dog Broadway\, 915 Broadway\, Sacramento\, CA\, 95818\, Unit
 ed States
URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/event/shred-dog-gravel-ride-starts-in-old-s
 ac-3-2/2026-09-10/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Bike Dog Brewing Company
X-SOURCE-URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/west-sacramento-brewery
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sloppy Moose Running Club (free) @ West Sac
DTSTART:20260911T013000Z
DTEND:20260911T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260902T062347Z
UID:10009099-1789065000-1789072200@bikedogbrewing.com
CATEGORIES:drink,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 3 mile run and for some post run brews or vino! 
 See you all Thursday at 6:30pm at Bike Dog (West Sac). Antlers up!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T062347Z
LOCATION:Bike Dog West Sac\, 2568 Industrial Blvd #110\, West Sacramento\,
  CA\, 95691\, United States
URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/event/sloppy-moose-running-club-2-4-2/2026-
 09-10/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Bike Dog Brewing Company
X-SOURCE-URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/west-sacramento-brewery
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Stand Up Paddle Class - 023
DTSTART:20260911T190000Z
DTEND:20260911T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260730T120740Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196326265
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $45| Staff/Faculty: $60| Alumni: $65|General Pu
 blic $70Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/
 post/stand-paddlingSign up for one of out stand up paddle board (SUP) clin
 ics and see what all the excitement is about. Even if you have little expe
 rience paddling\, our group SUP courses are designed using ACA level one r
 equirements\, which introduce and expose beginning paddlers to the skills\
 , equipment and knowledge that is needed to become a successful paddle boa
 rder. We also challenge more advanced paddlers wanting to improve their te
 chniques on the water. Upon completion of this course\, students will be c
 ertified to rent our exclusive Stand Up Paddle boards.  Come prepared! (To
 wel\, water shoes\, sunscreen\, food\, water bottle\, swimsuit\, sunglasse
 s & hat)
LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T120740Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/stand-paddling
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Free Community Bike Ride
DTSTART:20260911T210000Z
DTEND:20260911T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260817T182153Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206764520
CATEGORIES:community,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Health & Wellness\,Recreation\,Student A
 ctivityShort Description: Join Peak for a fun\, free ride around the Sac S
 tate area!Link: https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPa
 ges/CoursesLandingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&singl
 eCalendarWidget=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=dc9d53dd-947
 9-4904-a04c-ecd253e3960cJoin Peak for a fun\, free ride around the Sac Sta
 te area! These monthly rides go on different routes each time\, making eve
 ry ride unique. Bikes and guides are provided! You are welcome to bring yo
 ur own bike\, though.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260817T182153Z
LOCATION:Meet at Peak Adventures
URL:https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/CoursesL
 andingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&singleCalendarWid
 get=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=dc9d53dd-9479-4904-a04c-
 ecd253e3960c
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Half Moon Bay Hike
DTSTART:20260912T140000Z
DTEND:20260913T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T182132Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206914327
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Health & Wellness\,Recreation\,Student ActivitySho
 rt Description: Get away from the city and join Peak as we venture to Half
  Moon Bay for the day\, enjoying wildlife\, nature\, and stunning views al
 ong the way.Link: https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4Landing
 Pages/CoursesLandingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&sin
 gleCalendarWidget=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=d1f7cc5f-0
 13e-43a8-8d47-0797167bdb68Breathe in the salty air and take a hike along t
 he ocean on this 4–6-mile coastal day hike. Get away from the city and j
 oin Peak as we venture to Half Moon Bay for the day\, enjoying wildlife\, 
 nature\, and stunning views along the way.  We will be meeting at Peak Adv
 entures and shuttling out in our brand-new Vans!  Transportation from Peak
  Adventures and guides included Experience needed - None  Level - Moderate
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T182132Z
LOCATION:Meet at Peak Adventures to head to Half Moon Bay
URL:https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/CoursesL
 andingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&singleCalendarWid
 get=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=d1f7cc5f-013e-43a8-8d47-
 0797167bdb68
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Adaptive Kayaking - 05
DTSTART:20260912T170000Z
DTEND:20260912T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260804T121800Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196315443
CATEGORIES:outdoors,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $20 | Staff/Faculty: $30 | Alumni: $35 | Genera
 l Public $40Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.
 com/post/adaptive-classesThe Adaptive Kayaking Program is designed to prov
 ide inclusive\, empowering paddling experiences for individuals with physi
 cal\, intellectual\, and developmental disabilities. The program offers sp
 ecialized adaptive equipment and individualized instruction to ensure part
 icipants can kayak independently\, regardless of ability level. Through a 
 supportive and encouraging environment\, participants learn foundational k
 ayaking skills\, build confidence on the water\, and experience the physic
 al and mental benefits of outdoor recreation. All instruction is led by tr
 ained staff who prioritize safety\, accessibility\, and personal success.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260804T121800Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/adaptive-classes
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Family Climb
DTSTART:20260912T170000Z
DTEND:20260912T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260807T181824Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206473942
CATEGORIES:family,outdoors,wellness
DESCRIPTION:Cost: varies (in description)Event Type: Health & Wellness\,Re
 creationShort Description: Share the excitement of indoor rock climbing wi
 th the whole family during Family Climb!Link: https://myportal.unionwellin
 c.org/program/GetProgramDetails?courseId=7928beea-8e31-4db0-9862-435d389dc
 640Share the excitement of indoor rock climbing with the whole family duri
 ng Family Climb at The WELL Climbing Wall! This special program gives WELL
  Members and Sacramento State One Card holders the opportunity to introduc
 e their families to climbing in a safe\, fun\, and welcoming environment.O
 ur experienced Climbing Wall staff provide all required harnesses and assi
 stance to help climbers of all experience levels enjoy the wall. Due to eq
 uipment requirements\, all child participants must weigh at least 25 pound
 s.EligibilityOpen exclusively to WELL Members and Sacramento State One Car
 d holdersMaximum of four family members per WELL Member / One Card holderP
 ricing:WELL MembersAdult: FreeChildren: $5 per child (up to four children)
 Sacramento State One Card HoldersAdult: $5Children: $10 per child (up to f
 our children)Notes:- Please be advised that any guests under the age of 18
  years MUST have a facility waiver signed by their legal guardian.- Maximu
 m of four (4) children per one (1) adult in a group- Minimum weight of 25l
 bs to climb
LAST-MODIFIED:20260807T181824Z
LOCATION:Climbing Wall @ The WELL
URL:https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/program/GetProgramDetails?courseId=7
 928beea-8e31-4db0-9862-435d389dc640
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Basic River Kayaking Class - 04
DTSTART:20260912T180000Z
DTEND:20260913T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260805T121758Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196315758
CATEGORIES:education,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $100 | Staff/Faculty: $160 | Alumni $165 | Gene
 ral Public $170Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcent
 er.com/post/river-kayakingThis course is designed to give the adventurous 
 novice kayaker a taste of downriver paddling and there is no better place 
 than the lower American River Parkway. Thousands of people float this calm
  section of the river each summer making it the perfect playground for beg
 inners to develop sound paddling\, navigation\, and safety skills.  Our A
 CA certified instructors know just how to make each participant feel confi
 dent and safe regardless of their paddling experience…There’s just som
 ething about the river which creates memories that last a lifetime!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260805T121758Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/river-kayaking
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Stand Up Paddle Class - 024
DTSTART:20260912T180000Z
DTEND:20260912T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260805T121758Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196326268
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $45| Staff/Faculty: $60| Alumni: $65|General Pu
 blic $70Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/
 post/stand-paddlingSign up for one of out stand up paddle board (SUP) clin
 ics and see what all the excitement is about. Even if you have little expe
 rience paddling\, our group SUP courses are designed using ACA level one r
 equirements\, which introduce and expose beginning paddlers to the skills\
 , equipment and knowledge that is needed to become a successful paddle boa
 rder. We also challenge more advanced paddlers wanting to improve their te
 chniques on the water. Upon completion of this course\, students will be c
 ertified to rent our exclusive Stand Up Paddle boards.  Come prepared! (To
 wel\, water shoes\, sunscreen\, food\, water bottle\, swimsuit\, sunglasse
 s & hat)
LAST-MODIFIED:20260805T121758Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/stand-paddling
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Basic Windsurfing Class - 010
DTSTART:20260912T210000Z
DTEND:20260914T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260806T121818Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196255762
CATEGORIES:education,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $80| Staff/Faculty: $120| Alumni $125 | General
  Public $130Event Type: RecreationLink: http://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.c
 om/sailing/windsurfing.htmlThis course is designed for those with little t
 o no experience and will familiarize the student with the basic fundamenta
 ls of windsurfing. This class covers rigging\, terminology\, balance\, sta
 nces and windsurfing theory. Instructors will utilize the latest technique
 s and a variety of sail sizes to decrease fatigue and help accelerate lear
 ning. Upon successful completion of this course\, students will be eligibl
 e to rent these windsurfers.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260806T121818Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:http://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/sailing/windsurfing.html
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Big & Bold Paddle - 07
DTSTART:20260913T000000Z
DTEND:20260913T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260810T122050Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196309911
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $20 | Staff/Faculty: $30 | Alumni: $35 | Genera
 l Public $40Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.
 com/post/big-bold-paddleJoin us for paddling tailored to individuals of al
 l sizes\, particularly those in larger bodies\, along with their friends a
 nd families. No prior paddling experience is needed! We strive to ensure a
  comfortable\, safe\, and enjoyable experience for all participants by off
 ering personalized modifications and adaptations based on individual needs
 . Our aquatic center staff will be on-site to assist with life jacket fitt
 ings (we provide jackets up to size 6x)\, help participants explore a vari
 ety of watercraft designed to accommodate higher weight capacities (our bo
 ats support up to 500Ibs)\, and provide water safety education and adaptiv
 e paddling techniques. This community-focused program is a wonderful oppor
 tunity to build connections\, develop paddling skills\, and enjoy time on 
 the water in a supportive and empowering environment. Whether you're new t
 o paddling or looking to advance your skills\, come and celebrate body lib
 eration while having fun in the great outdoors.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260810T122050Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/big-bold-paddle
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Free Staff Rentals at Lake Natoma!
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260913
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260914
DTSTAMP:20260810T122050Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206260301
CATEGORIES:outdoors,sports
DESCRIPTION:Cost: freeEvent Type: Health & Wellness\,Sporting EventLink: h
 ttps://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/pod/sac-state-facultystaff-free-renta
 l-daysSac State Faculty/Staff FREE Rental Days!We welcome all Sacramento S
 tate Faculty and staff out to enjoy Lake Natoma with free rentals of kayak
 s\, canoes and stand up paddle boards once a month per semester.Free boat 
 rentals are for current faculty/staff only.  Guests will be charged for t
 heir boat rentals\, or if a piece of equipment is shared (canoe or tandem 
 kayak) then the guest will pay for half the rate of the boat. Please make
  sure to bring your OneCard to validate your faculty/staff status.  Each 
 person 18 and over going out on the water must leave a physical photo ID a
 nd we hold onto one set of car keys for each group.For all rental informat
 ion and pricing please visit our Equipment Rental Page.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260810T122050Z
LOCATION:Sac State Aquatic Center
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/pod/sac-state-facultystaff-free-
 rental-days
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Outdoor Rock Climbing
DTSTART:20260913T150000Z
DTEND:20260914T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T182132Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206914337
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Health & Wellness\,Recreation\,Student ActivitySho
 rt Description: Join us for some outdoor rock climbing!Link: https://asi.p
 erfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/CoursesLandingPage?widget
 Id=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&singleCalendarWidget=True&redirect
 edFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=c18657a3-17ff-408a-b567-a3dd951c7403Love 
 climbing at the Well? Take your skills to the next level? Hoping to do som
 ething a little out of your comfort zone? This is the trip for you! Join u
 s for some outdoor rock climbing! This is a great opportunity to move your
  body in new ways while also spending time in nature. This is also an oppo
 rtunity to learn climbing skills such as belaying\, gear use\, climbing sa
 fety\, and more. No experience is required! Need gear\, transportation\, a
 nd guides included.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T182132Z
LOCATION:Meet at Peak Adventures to head to Donors Pass
URL:https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/CoursesL
 andingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&singleCalendarWid
 get=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=c18657a3-17ff-408a-b567-
 a3dd951c7403
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Recess Play Day: THE FIRST MOVE
DTSTART:20260914T220000Z
DTEND:20260915T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260903T182814Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206474016
CATEGORIES:family,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: RecreationShort Description: Come play f
 our square\, knockout\, wall ball\, and other fun recess games at The WELL
 !Come play four square\, knockout\, wall ball\, and other fun recess games
  at The WELL!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T182814Z
LOCATION:MAC Court @ The WELL
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Basic Powerboating Class -07
DTSTART:20260914T230000Z
DTEND:20260917T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260827T122023Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196384899
CATEGORIES:education,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $70| Staff/Faculty: $130| Alumni $135 | General
  Public $140Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.
 com/post/basic-powerboating-classCourse includes instruction on the why an
 d how of safe power boating. Time is split between classroom and practical
  "hands on" experiences using our fleet of training vessels. This is a bas
 ic introductory class where all boating is done at low speed. The classroo
 m will cover the rules of navigation\, anatomy of a vessel\, theory of sma
 ll boat engines and propulsion\, knots\, and seamanship. On the water prac
 tical will cover basic maneuvering and handling\, docking\, and disembarki
 ng\, and man overboard drills. California Department of Boating and Waterw
 ays safety course certificate is included.
LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T122023Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/basic-powerboating-class
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Top Rope Climbing Skills Clinic: THE FIRST MOVE
DTSTART:20260914T230000Z
DTEND:20260915T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260827T122023Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206475258
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Recreation\,WorkshopShort Description: L
 earn top-rope climbing for FREE! This 2-hour class covers belaying\, rope 
 management\, knots\, and climbing basics. Safety Orientation required.Link
 : https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/Program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82b8
 -42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18bThis is a FREE two-hour course that covers the basi
 cs of rope management in top-rope climbing. Topics we will cover:-Communic
 ation (Climbing Contract)-Basic Climbing technique (Body movement)-How to 
 tie a Figure 8 knot-Belaying with the PBUS method (Pull\, Break\, Under\, 
 Slide)-Etc.Come learn how to top-rope belay at The WELL! Be sure to comple
 te a Safety Orientation before your class starts!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T122023Z
LOCATION:Climbing Wall @ The WELL
URL:https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/Program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82
 b8-42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18b
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Mountain Bike Monday
DTSTART:20260914T233000Z
DTEND:20260915T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T122356Z
UID:40146-1789403400-1789416000@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Sacramento V
 alley Conservancy invites you to explore Deer Creek Hills Preserve on your
  mountain bike every Monday night July through October. The self-guided tr
 ails are open exclusively to riders between 4:30pm-8:00pm. Docents mark ne
 w routes throughout the season to keep things exciting. \nVISITORS MUST\n\
 nRegister by 6pm Sunday to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. 
 Late registrants will need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nL
 iability waivers must be printed and filled out prior to arrival. Single-d
 ay waivers are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass hold
 er with a digital waiver on file.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies i
 n place for the safety of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only
  able to offer public hikes/rides and activities if all the following prot
 ocols are observed. Thank you for your cooperation. \nTHINGS TO KNOW BEFOR
 E YOU REGISTER\n\nIf you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) 
 in the next 12 months\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pa
 ss for $75. Pass holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-lo
 ng liability waiver. This means no printing and filling out the form for e
 very visit! Pass holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and fe
 el good knowing they are supporting public programs and stewardship of Dee
 r Creek Hills Preserve.\nAttendees must sign a liability waiver. Minors mu
 st have a legal guardian sign their waiver.\nThe road to access Deer Creek
  Hills is not paved and can be rough on low clearance vehicles.\nAll event
 s are subject to weather conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, 
 extremely muddy conditions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may canc
 el the outing. We will do our best to notify registered guests the evening
  prior via email. Please check our online calendar for cancellation postin
 gs before you travel to the preserve.\nGates open at 4:30 and close at 8pm
 .\nThere is no running water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of 
 drinking water. Porta-potties are available at the trailhead and serviced 
 every Friday. Bring your own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack
  It In – Pack It Out.\n\nDeer Creek Hills Terrain\nThe terrain at Deer C
 reek Hills is a mix of rolling savanna grasslands\, dotted with dramatic b
 lue oaks and open vistas overlooking Sacramento’s largest open space pre
 serve. The trails include cross country style single track\, rocky creek c
 rossings\, with some technical climbing sections. Deer Creek Hills serves 
 as a working cattle ranch from November through May\, as a result\, the ca
 ttle have proven to be superb designers for creating flowy single track. S
 VC Docents will map and mark trails with cones for riders to explore. Mark
 ed trails change weekly to keep rides interesting. \nThis venue is ideal f
 or experienced riders with knowledge of shifting to lower gears for climbi
 ng hills\, and bicycle handling for rapidly changing terrain. This is not 
 considered a beginner’s course. \nBEFORE YOU ATTEND\n\nReview the inform
 ation on your confirmation email advising you of what to bring and how to 
 prepare. Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Wear appropriate
  clothing and shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water.
  SVC Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to 
 riding out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, ple
 ase stay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint 
 and fill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and br
 ing it with you.\n\nWHAT TO BRING\nRiders are responsible for bringing the
 ir own bike and personal riding equipment\, including helmet\, tire repair
  kits\, spare tubes\, and pumps\, and must carry a cell phone when cycling
  on the property. No exceptions. Mountain bikes or CycloCross bikes with k
 nobby tires are recommended. Road bikes or slick tires are not recommended
 . As the season progresses through summer\, riders must bring emergency bi
 ke lights in case of being caught out in the dark. \nMotorized access is r
 estricted on Deer Creek Hills Preserve. In an effort to increase recreatio
 nal opportunities\, especially for those with physical limitations\, low-s
 peed electric bicycles defined as Class1 e-bikes\, which are operated in t
 he pedal assist mode\, will be allowed on the preserve this season (per Ca
 l. Veh. Code. § 312.5\; § 21200 – 21212\; § 21207.5\; § 24016). The 
 use of e-bikes during Mountain Bike Season must be disclosed to SVC staff 
 upon check-in. Electric assisted bicycles are not to exceed 15 miles per h
 our while on the preserve. The use of e-bikes on the preserve is subject t
 o change at any time. All cyclists must stay on the “pre-approved” tra
 ils. Any visitor who fails to follow the rules will be asked to leave\, no
  refunds given and not allowed to return for the duration of the season. \
 nSandals and open toed shoes are not allowed. Please wear clothing appro
 priate for the weather conditions and mountain biking. Bring your signed 
 Liability Form\, water supply and high energy snacks. Portalets are availa
 ble on site and serviced every Friday\, but these are high-use areas so co
 me prepared with your own hand sanitizer. There is no running water on the
  property. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. All visitor
 s must practice Leave No Trace. Pack it in\, pack it out. Smoking is prohi
 bited. \nWHAT TO LEAVE HOME\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean shoes\, gear and
  all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive species costs 
 us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recrea
 tion.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working s
 ervice dogs (please let us know when you register online and check in with
  a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled gadg
 ets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were s
 pecifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt bik
 es and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking is 
 strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWHEN Y
 OU CHECK IN\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtilize
  our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of invasive speci
 es.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, plea
 se do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choos
 e to take rests\, they do so just off of the trail on the most durable sur
 faces.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][v
 c_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text css=””] \nRESOURCES\n\n\n\nDi
 rections to Deer Creek Hills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – ple
 ase print\, complete\, and bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability –
  only required if you are chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal 
 guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nGuest Biking Rules\nAnnual Pass\n\n\n\n[/vc_column_
 text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4033
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 ”_blank” css=””][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_
 space][vc_column_text css=””] \nCANCELLATION POLICY\nHeat: A Nationa
 l Weather Service heat index that puts staff and visitors in the Danger z
 one will close Deer Creek Hills. \nAir: Air quality is monitored using pu
 rpleair.org throughout the summer months. According to the Pollution Stand
 ard Index (PSI) it is unsafe to ride if the AQI is at or above 138. As a r
 esult\, the ride will be cancelled. \nRed Flag warnings: Red flag warning
 s are monitored throughout the summer. Docents work hard every weekend to 
 keep trails clear of brush and dry grass in order to limit fire danger. Un
 less there is an active fire burning in close proximity to the preserve\, 
 riding will be allowed on red flag days. \nRegistered riders will be notif
 ied via email if this ride must be cancelled. \nIf you have additional que
 stions about mountain bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, please co
 ntact SVC Outreach & Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612-3719
  or outreach@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][
 /vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T122356Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20260914/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:EGYM Showcase: THE FIRST MOVE
DTSTART:20260915T220000Z
DTEND:20260916T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260828T122511Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206474256
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: RecreationShort Description: Come learn 
 about our new EGYM equipment in the Cardio Suite!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260828T122511Z
LOCATION:Cardio Suite @ The WELL
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Top Rope Climbing Skills Clinic: THE FIRST MOVE
DTSTART:20260915T230000Z
DTEND:20260916T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260829T122357Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206475259
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Recreation\,WorkshopShort Description: L
 earn top-rope climbing for FREE! This 2-hour class covers belaying\, rope 
 management\, knots\, and climbing basics. Safety Orientation required.Link
 : https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/Program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82b8
 -42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18bThis is a FREE two-hour course that covers the basi
 cs of rope management in top-rope climbing. Topics we will cover:-Communic
 ation (Climbing Contract)-Basic Climbing technique (Body movement)-How to 
 tie a Figure 8 knot-Belaying with the PBUS method (Pull\, Break\, Under\, 
 Slide)-Etc.Come learn how to top-rope belay at The WELL! Be sure to comple
 te a Safety Orientation before your class starts!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260829T122357Z
LOCATION:Climbing Wall @ The WELL
URL:https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/Program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82
 b8-42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18b
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Planning Outdoor Trips - outdoorclinic
DTSTART:20260916T003000Z
DTEND:20260916T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260829T122357Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206804012
CATEGORIES:education,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Student Activity\,WorkshopShort Descript
 ion: Come to this FREE workshop to learn how to plan your own trip with co
 nfidence.Link: https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPag
 es/CoursesLandingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&single
 CalendarWidget=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=01f12d28-3c39
 -4941-adc0-a7c76eb911e9The outdoors can be a scary place for newbies! “D
 o I need a tent?” “How do I find a trail?” “Is there an animal tha
 t is going to eat me?” Never fear\, Peak Adventures is here! Come to thi
 s FREE workshop to learn how to plan your own trip with confidence. We wil
 l teach you all the skills you need to find a place\, bring gear\, and hav
 e a safe time doing it! We want you to feel empowered to venture out on yo
 ur own and grow your outdoor skills. This is a BEGINNER level workshop! Fo
 r those with an especially large thirst for knowledge\, we offer a Worksho
 p Passport. You can get and use this passport at any workshop. If you atte
 nd 4 workshops and get a stamp for each\, you will receive a free gear ren
 tal. If you attend 6 workshops\, you will get 25% off a trip of your choic
 e. This is only valid per semester\, per participant.   If you “No 
 Show” to a workshop\, you will be disqualified from the passport. If you
  know you can’t make it after you sign up\, call us to cancel your spot!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260829T122357Z
LOCATION:Peak Adventures
URL:https://asi.perfectmind.com/25493/Clients/BookMe4LandingPages/CoursesL
 andingPage?widgetId=2a5646fc-def1-4636-9512-e932422351dd&singleCalendarWid
 get=True&redirectedFromEmbededMode=False&courseId=01f12d28-3c39-4941-adc0-
 a7c76eb911e9
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:XOSO Cornhole Tuesdays @ West Sac
DTSTART:20260916T013000Z
DTEND:20260916T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T180453Z
UID:10013441-1789497000-1789497000@bikedogbrewing.com
CATEGORIES:community,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:8️⃣ Eight games guaranteed\n🏆 Chance at the playoffs\n
 🍻 Weekly specials at your league bar\n🏷️ Discounts around Sacramen
 to via the Xoso App\n🤝🏽 Chance to make lifelong friends\n📱 Onlin
 e schedules and standings\n📋 League Administration
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T180453Z
LOCATION:Bike Dog West Sac\, 2568 Industrial Blvd #110\, West Sacramento\,
  CA\, 95691\, United States
URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/event/xoso-cornhole-tuesdays-west-sac-2/202
 6-09-15/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Bike Dog Brewing Company
X-SOURCE-URL:https://bikedogbrewing.com/west-sacramento-brewery
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Stand Up Paddle Class - 025
DTSTART:20260916T200000Z
DTEND:20260916T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T122548Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/196326271
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: Student: $45| Staff/Faculty: $60| Alumni: $65|General Pu
 blic $70Event Type: RecreationLink: https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/
 post/stand-paddlingSign up for one of out stand up paddle board (SUP) clin
 ics and see what all the excitement is about. Even if you have little expe
 rience paddling\, our group SUP courses are designed using ACA level one r
 equirements\, which introduce and expose beginning paddlers to the skills\
 , equipment and knowledge that is needed to become a successful paddle boa
 rder. We also challenge more advanced paddlers wanting to improve their te
 chniques on the water. Upon completion of this course\, students will be c
 ertified to rent our exclusive Stand Up Paddle boards.  Come prepared! (To
 wel\, water shoes\, sunscreen\, food\, water bottle\, swimsuit\, sunglasse
 s & hat)
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T122548Z
LOCATION:1901 Hazel Avenue\, Gold River\, CA 95670
URL:https://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/post/stand-paddling
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Intro to Climbing Clinic: THE FIRST MOVE
DTSTART:20260916T230000Z
DTEND:20260917T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260902T122623Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/205609548
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Cost: FREEEvent Type: Recreation\,WorkshopShort Description: T
 ry rock climbing for FREE! This 2-hour class covers safety\, harness fitti
 ng\, tying in\, climbing movement\, and personalized instruction.Link: htt
 ps://myportal.unionwellinc.org/program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82b8-42f6
 -a934-9c1ca6b2e18bThis FREE two-hour course covers the basics of rock clim
 bing. Participants will go through a safety orientation\, learn some basic
  movement\, and receive 1-on-1 instructor belays and coaching for this cla
 ss. Tentative Itinerary:- Introductions - Wearing and fitting a harness pr
 operly - Tying into your harness - Efficient and effective climbing moveme
 ntIntro to Climbing clinics can also be scheduled for other dates/times by
  reaching out to: Climbing@unionwellinc.org
LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T122623Z
LOCATION:Climbing Wall @ The WELL
URL:https://myportal.unionwellinc.org/program?classificationId=2d2fa014-82
 b8-42f6-a934-9c1ca6b2e18b
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Therapeutic Gardening Experience: THE FIRST MOVE
DTSTART:20260917T170000Z
DTEND:20260917T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T122438Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/206475223
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Health & Wellness\,Recreation
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T122438Z
LOCATION:Garden behind The WELL
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Climbing Mega Event: THE FIRST MOVE
DTSTART:20260917T190000Z
DTEND:20260918T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260904T122438Z
UID:http://uid.trumba.com/event/205494829
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Recreation\,WorkshopShort Description: Crate Stack
 ing\, Tension Board\, Gym Rope Climb\, and more! Join us for the Climbing 
 Mega Event\, part of The First Move!12pm-3pm: Crate Stacking3pm-6pm: Bould
 ering Games- Tension Board H.O.R.S.E. tournament- Add-on tournamentOther A
 ctivities that will be ongoing throughout the event:- Grip Lifting Contest
 - Gym Rope Climb- Gym to Crag Q&A Table- Bouldering Skills Q&A Table- More
  fun climbing skill tests!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T122438Z
LOCATION:Climbing Wall @ The WELL
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sac State
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.trumba.com/events-calendar/pacific-time/sacrament
 o-state-events
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Mountain Bike Monday
DTSTART:20260921T233000Z
DTEND:20260922T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T122356Z
UID:40154-1790008200-1790020800@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Sacramento V
 alley Conservancy invites you to explore Deer Creek Hills Preserve on your
  mountain bike every Monday night July through October. The self-guided tr
 ails are open exclusively to riders between 4:30pm-8:00pm. Docents mark ne
 w routes throughout the season to keep things exciting. \nVISITORS MUST\n\
 nRegister by 6pm Sunday to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. 
 Late registrants will need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nL
 iability waivers must be printed and filled out prior to arrival. Single-d
 ay waivers are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass hold
 er with a digital waiver on file.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies i
 n place for the safety of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only
  able to offer public hikes/rides and activities if all the following prot
 ocols are observed. Thank you for your cooperation. \nTHINGS TO KNOW BEFOR
 E YOU REGISTER\n\nIf you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) 
 in the next 12 months\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pa
 ss for $75. Pass holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-lo
 ng liability waiver. This means no printing and filling out the form for e
 very visit! Pass holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and fe
 el good knowing they are supporting public programs and stewardship of Dee
 r Creek Hills Preserve.\nAttendees must sign a liability waiver. Minors mu
 st have a legal guardian sign their waiver.\nThe road to access Deer Creek
  Hills is not paved and can be rough on low clearance vehicles.\nAll event
 s are subject to weather conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, 
 extremely muddy conditions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may canc
 el the outing. We will do our best to notify registered guests the evening
  prior via email. Please check our online calendar for cancellation postin
 gs before you travel to the preserve.\nGates open at 4:30 and close at 8pm
 .\nThere is no running water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of 
 drinking water. Porta-potties are available at the trailhead and serviced 
 every Friday. Bring your own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack
  It In – Pack It Out.\n\nDeer Creek Hills Terrain\nThe terrain at Deer C
 reek Hills is a mix of rolling savanna grasslands\, dotted with dramatic b
 lue oaks and open vistas overlooking Sacramento’s largest open space pre
 serve. The trails include cross country style single track\, rocky creek c
 rossings\, with some technical climbing sections. Deer Creek Hills serves 
 as a working cattle ranch from November through May\, as a result\, the ca
 ttle have proven to be superb designers for creating flowy single track. S
 VC Docents will map and mark trails with cones for riders to explore. Mark
 ed trails change weekly to keep rides interesting. \nThis venue is ideal f
 or experienced riders with knowledge of shifting to lower gears for climbi
 ng hills\, and bicycle handling for rapidly changing terrain. This is not 
 considered a beginner’s course. \nBEFORE YOU ATTEND\n\nReview the inform
 ation on your confirmation email advising you of what to bring and how to 
 prepare. Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Wear appropriate
  clothing and shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water.
  SVC Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to 
 riding out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, ple
 ase stay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint 
 and fill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and br
 ing it with you.\n\nWHAT TO BRING\nRiders are responsible for bringing the
 ir own bike and personal riding equipment\, including helmet\, tire repair
  kits\, spare tubes\, and pumps\, and must carry a cell phone when cycling
  on the property. No exceptions. Mountain bikes or CycloCross bikes with k
 nobby tires are recommended. Road bikes or slick tires are not recommended
 . As the season progresses through summer\, riders must bring emergency bi
 ke lights in case of being caught out in the dark. \nMotorized access is r
 estricted on Deer Creek Hills Preserve. In an effort to increase recreatio
 nal opportunities\, especially for those with physical limitations\, low-s
 peed electric bicycles defined as Class1 e-bikes\, which are operated in t
 he pedal assist mode\, will be allowed on the preserve this season (per Ca
 l. Veh. Code. § 312.5\; § 21200 – 21212\; § 21207.5\; § 24016). The 
 use of e-bikes during Mountain Bike Season must be disclosed to SVC staff 
 upon check-in. Electric assisted bicycles are not to exceed 15 miles per h
 our while on the preserve. The use of e-bikes on the preserve is subject t
 o change at any time. All cyclists must stay on the “pre-approved” tra
 ils. Any visitor who fails to follow the rules will be asked to leave\, no
  refunds given and not allowed to return for the duration of the season. \
 nSandals and open toed shoes are not allowed. Please wear clothing appro
 priate for the weather conditions and mountain biking. Bring your signed 
 Liability Form\, water supply and high energy snacks. Portalets are availa
 ble on site and serviced every Friday\, but these are high-use areas so co
 me prepared with your own hand sanitizer. There is no running water on the
  property. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. All visitor
 s must practice Leave No Trace. Pack it in\, pack it out. Smoking is prohi
 bited. \nWHAT TO LEAVE HOME\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean shoes\, gear and
  all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive species costs 
 us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recrea
 tion.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working s
 ervice dogs (please let us know when you register online and check in with
  a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled gadg
 ets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were s
 pecifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt bik
 es and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking is 
 strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWHEN Y
 OU CHECK IN\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtilize
  our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of invasive speci
 es.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, plea
 se do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choos
 e to take rests\, they do so just off of the trail on the most durable sur
 faces.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][v
 c_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text css=””] \nRESOURCES\n\n\n\nDi
 rections to Deer Creek Hills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – ple
 ase print\, complete\, and bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability –
  only required if you are chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal 
 guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nGuest Biking Rules\nAnnual Pass\n\n\n\n[/vc_column_
 text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4033
 5″ img_size=”medium” onclick=”img_link_large” img_link_target=
 ”_blank” css=””][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_
 space][vc_column_text css=””] \nCANCELLATION POLICY\nHeat: A Nationa
 l Weather Service heat index that puts staff and visitors in the Danger z
 one will close Deer Creek Hills. \nAir: Air quality is monitored using pu
 rpleair.org throughout the summer months. According to the Pollution Stand
 ard Index (PSI) it is unsafe to ride if the AQI is at or above 138. As a r
 esult\, the ride will be cancelled. \nRed Flag warnings: Red flag warning
 s are monitored throughout the summer. Docents work hard every weekend to 
 keep trails clear of brush and dry grass in order to limit fire danger. Un
 less there is an active fire burning in close proximity to the preserve\, 
 riding will be allowed on red flag days. \nRegistered riders will be notif
 ied via email if this ride must be cancelled. \nIf you have additional que
 stions about mountain bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, please co
 ntact SVC Outreach & Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612-3719
  or outreach@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][
 /vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T122356Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20290921/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Sacramento Reptile Show
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260926
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928
DTSTAMP:20260811T010708Z
UID:10000033-1790380800-1790553599@calexpo.com
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the ultimate reptile experience\, with over 18\,00
 0 attendees and more than 3\,000 reptiles on display! We’re excited to b
 ring back the highly popular venomous reptile exhibit\, showcasing over 45
  venomous species from around the world\, including the awe-inspiring King
  Cobras and Black Mambas. \nBrad’s World Reptiles will be hosting a dedi
 cated reptile education center\, where you’ll learn all about the fascin
 ating world of reptiles. Wild Things will be back offering you the rare ch
 ance to get up close with a 10-foot\, 100lb alligator. \nLooking to add a 
 reptile to your family? The show provides the perfect opportunity to purch
 ase a new pet from one of many expert breeders at the event. Plus\, we’l
 l have the latest reptile products to help you care for your new companion
 . \nThe Sacramento Reptile Show is your one-stop destination for everythin
 g reptile in Sacramento. Don’t miss it! \nEvent Hours\n\nSaturday\, Sept
 ember 26\, 2026: 10 am – 5 pm\nSunday\, September 27\, 2026: 10 am – 4
  pm\n\nAdmission\n\nBuy Tickets Here \nOnline Ticket Prices:\n\nAdult 2-D
 ay Pass (Age 13+): $32\nChild 2-Day Pass (Ages 4-12): $21\nAdult 1-Day Pas
 s (Age 13+): $20\nChild 1-Day Pass (Ages 4-12): $13\nChildren 3 and Under 
 Are Free\n\n\nParking: $10\nCan’t find your tickets? Visit the Etix Tick
 et Retrieval Page\nIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Verified tickets are only sold b
 y Cal Expo through Etix. We cannot guarantee tickets purchased from any th
 ird-party sellers. No refunds or exchanges.\n\nClear Bag Policy\n\nClick h
 ere to view the clear bag policy\n\nUnaccompanied Minors Policy\n\nClick h
 ere to view the unaccompanied minors policy\n\nSocial\nFollow The Sac Rept
 ile Show to be in the know of when tickets go on sale\, how you can get in
 to the show before the general public and all of the new and exciting ways
  they’re planning for you to get up close and personal to learn more abo
 ut the wonderful world of reptiles! \n\nFacebook\nInstagram\nYouTube\nTikT
 ok\n\nMap
LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T010708Z
LOCATION:Pavilion\, 1600 Exposition Blvd\, Sacramento\, CA\, 95815\, Unite
 d States
URL:https://calexpo.com/event/sac-reptile-show/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Cal Expo
X-SOURCE-URL:https://calexpo.com/maps-directions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Mountain Bike Monday
DTSTART:20260928T233000Z
DTEND:20260929T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T122356Z
UID:40160-1790613000-1790625600@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Sacramento V
 alley Conservancy invites you to explore Deer Creek Hills Preserve on your
  mountain bike every Monday night July through October. The self-guided tr
 ails are open exclusively to riders between 4:30pm-8:00pm. Docents mark ne
 w routes throughout the season to keep things exciting. \nVISITORS MUST\n\
 nRegister by 6pm Sunday to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. 
 Late registrants will need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nL
 iability waivers must be printed and filled out prior to arrival. Single-d
 ay waivers are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass hold
 er with a digital waiver on file.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies i
 n place for the safety of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only
  able to offer public hikes/rides and activities if all the following prot
 ocols are observed. Thank you for your cooperation. \nTHINGS TO KNOW BEFOR
 E YOU REGISTER\n\nIf you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) 
 in the next 12 months\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pa
 ss for $75. Pass holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-lo
 ng liability waiver. This means no printing and filling out the form for e
 very visit! Pass holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and fe
 el good knowing they are supporting public programs and stewardship of Dee
 r Creek Hills Preserve.\nAttendees must sign a liability waiver. Minors mu
 st have a legal guardian sign their waiver.\nThe road to access Deer Creek
  Hills is not paved and can be rough on low clearance vehicles.\nAll event
 s are subject to weather conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, 
 extremely muddy conditions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may canc
 el the outing. We will do our best to notify registered guests the evening
  prior via email. Please check our online calendar for cancellation postin
 gs before you travel to the preserve.\nGates open at 4:30 and close at 8pm
 .\nThere is no running water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of 
 drinking water. Porta-potties are available at the trailhead and serviced 
 every Friday. Bring your own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack
  It In – Pack It Out.\n\nDeer Creek Hills Terrain\nThe terrain at Deer C
 reek Hills is a mix of rolling savanna grasslands\, dotted with dramatic b
 lue oaks and open vistas overlooking Sacramento’s largest open space pre
 serve. The trails include cross country style single track\, rocky creek c
 rossings\, with some technical climbing sections. Deer Creek Hills serves 
 as a working cattle ranch from November through May\, as a result\, the ca
 ttle have proven to be superb designers for creating flowy single track. S
 VC Docents will map and mark trails with cones for riders to explore. Mark
 ed trails change weekly to keep rides interesting. \nThis venue is ideal f
 or experienced riders with knowledge of shifting to lower gears for climbi
 ng hills\, and bicycle handling for rapidly changing terrain. This is not 
 considered a beginner’s course. \nBEFORE YOU ATTEND\n\nReview the inform
 ation on your confirmation email advising you of what to bring and how to 
 prepare. Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Wear appropriate
  clothing and shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water.
  SVC Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to 
 riding out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, ple
 ase stay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint 
 and fill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and br
 ing it with you.\n\nWHAT TO BRING\nRiders are responsible for bringing the
 ir own bike and personal riding equipment\, including helmet\, tire repair
  kits\, spare tubes\, and pumps\, and must carry a cell phone when cycling
  on the property. No exceptions. Mountain bikes or CycloCross bikes with k
 nobby tires are recommended. Road bikes or slick tires are not recommended
 . As the season progresses through summer\, riders must bring emergency bi
 ke lights in case of being caught out in the dark. \nMotorized access is r
 estricted on Deer Creek Hills Preserve. In an effort to increase recreatio
 nal opportunities\, especially for those with physical limitations\, low-s
 peed electric bicycles defined as Class1 e-bikes\, which are operated in t
 he pedal assist mode\, will be allowed on the preserve this season (per Ca
 l. Veh. Code. § 312.5\; § 21200 – 21212\; § 21207.5\; § 24016). The 
 use of e-bikes during Mountain Bike Season must be disclosed to SVC staff 
 upon check-in. Electric assisted bicycles are not to exceed 15 miles per h
 our while on the preserve. The use of e-bikes on the preserve is subject t
 o change at any time. All cyclists must stay on the “pre-approved” tra
 ils. Any visitor who fails to follow the rules will be asked to leave\, no
  refunds given and not allowed to return for the duration of the season. \
 nSandals and open toed shoes are not allowed. Please wear clothing appro
 priate for the weather conditions and mountain biking. Bring your signed 
 Liability Form\, water supply and high energy snacks. Portalets are availa
 ble on site and serviced every Friday\, but these are high-use areas so co
 me prepared with your own hand sanitizer. There is no running water on the
  property. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. All visitor
 s must practice Leave No Trace. Pack it in\, pack it out. Smoking is prohi
 bited. \nWHAT TO LEAVE HOME\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean shoes\, gear and
  all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive species costs 
 us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recrea
 tion.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working s
 ervice dogs (please let us know when you register online and check in with
  a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled gadg
 ets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were s
 pecifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt bik
 es and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking is 
 strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWHEN Y
 OU CHECK IN\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtilize
  our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of invasive speci
 es.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, plea
 se do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choos
 e to take rests\, they do so just off of the trail on the most durable sur
 faces.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][v
 c_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text css=””] \nRESOURCES\n\n\n\nDi
 rections to Deer Creek Hills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – ple
 ase print\, complete\, and bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability –
  only required if you are chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal 
 guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nGuest Biking Rules\nAnnual Pass\n\n\n\n[/vc_column_
 text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4033
 5″ img_size=”medium” onclick=”img_link_large” img_link_target=
 ”_blank” css=””][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_
 space][vc_column_text css=””] \nCANCELLATION POLICY\nHeat: A Nationa
 l Weather Service heat index that puts staff and visitors in the Danger z
 one will close Deer Creek Hills. \nAir: Air quality is monitored using pu
 rpleair.org throughout the summer months. According to the Pollution Stand
 ard Index (PSI) it is unsafe to ride if the AQI is at or above 138. As a r
 esult\, the ride will be cancelled. \nRed Flag warnings: Red flag warning
 s are monitored throughout the summer. Docents work hard every weekend to 
 keep trails clear of brush and dry grass in order to limit fire danger. Un
 less there is an active fire burning in close proximity to the preserve\, 
 riding will be allowed on red flag days. \nRegistered riders will be notif
 ied via email if this ride must be cancelled. \nIf you have additional que
 stions about mountain bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, please co
 ntact SVC Outreach & Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612-3719
  or outreach@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][
 /vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T122356Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20260928/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Self-Guided Hikes
DTSTART:20261003T160000Z
DTEND:20261003T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T181956Z
UID:40798-1791018000-1791032400@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Hike\, stroll\, 
 meander or run. Self-guided hikes are for YOU! Explore the marked trails o
 f Deer Creek Hills Preserve at your own speed Saturdays February through M
 ay and October through November. \nVisitors MUST:\n\nRegister by 6pm Frida
 y to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants will 
 need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers must 
 be printed and completely filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers 
 are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a d
 igital waiver on file.\n\nDonations are vital to maintaining the Preserve 
 and offering public outings. Consider donating online or leaving cash or 
 a check in the donation jar at the registration table. \nThere are 3 trai
 l options: \n\nNorth Pond Loop — approximately 3 miles\, mostly shaded. 
 Can be started no later than 11:30am\nTwo Ponds Loop — 4.5 miles\, mostl
 y in open skies. Can be started no later than 11:00am\nBarn Pond Loop — 
 6 miles\, mixture of open skies and shaded woodland. Can be started no lat
 er than 10am.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the safe
 ty of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer publi
 c hikes/rides and activities if all the following protocols are observed. 
 Thank you for your cooperation. \nThings to Know Before You Register:\n\nI
 f you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 mont
 hs\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass 
 holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiv
 er. This means no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass 
 holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing t
 hey are supporting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Pre
 serve.\nMinors aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian t
 he entire time they’re on the property. Minors aged 16-17 may visit inde
 pendently but still require a signed youth liability waiver from their gua
 rdian. If you’re a youth group leader (scoutmaster\, coach\, or similar-
 qualified adult chaperone) please contact our staff before registering you
 r club.\nThe road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved and requires cro
 ssing Crevis Creek. 4WD and higher clearance vehicles are recommended\, es
 pecially in the spring when there is water in Crevis Creek\, but are not r
 equired. Visitors who do not want to drive through the creek crossing may 
 choose to park along the shoulder of Latrobe Road\, cross on foot\, and wa
 lk the remaining mile to the trailhead at Eagle Camp Corral. All propertie
 s before the creek crossing are private property. Please respect our neigh
 bors. Do not cross gates or climb fences.\nAll events are subject to weath
 er conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy condit
 ions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We will
  do our best to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. Plea
 se check our online calendar for cancellation postings before you travel t
 o the preserve.\nGates open at 9am and close at 1pm.\nThere is no running 
 water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Porta-p
 otties are available at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring you
 r own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It Out.\
 n\nBefore You Attend: \n\nReview the information on your confirmation emai
 l advising you of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the weather fore
 cast and plan accordingly. Wearing layers is recommended\, wear sturdy clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC 
 Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to hikin
 g out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please s
 tay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and f
 ill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it 
 with you.\n\nWhat to Leave Home:\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean boots\, hoo
 ves\, gear and all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive 
 species costs us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve o
 pen for recreation.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, ex
 cept working service dogs (please let us know when you register online and
  check in with a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-c
 ontrolled gadgets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unles
 s tools were specifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up 
 for)\nDirt bikes and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matche
 s. Smoking is strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Prese
 rve.\n\nWhen You Check In:\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form re
 ady.\nUtilize our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of i
 nvasive species.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Pr
 eserve\, please do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if v
 isitors choose to take rests or picnics\, they do so just off of the trail
  on the most durable surfaces.\n\nResources:\n\nDirections to Deer Creek H
 ills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complete\, an
 d bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if you are 
 chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nAnn
 ual Pass\n\nCancellation Policy:\nExcessive heat\, unsafe air quality\, ra
 in or flooding on Latrobe Road will close Deer Creek Hills. Registered hik
 ers will be notified via email. \nIf you have questions about outings at D
 eer Creek Hills\, please contact Karly at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacra
 mentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T181956Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/sgh-20261003/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Mountain Bike Monday
DTSTART:20261005T233000Z
DTEND:20261006T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T181956Z
UID:40759-1791217800-1791230400@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Sacramento V
 alley Conservancy invites you to explore Deer Creek Hills Preserve on your
  mountain bike every Monday night July through October. The self-guided tr
 ails are open exclusively to riders between 4:30pm-8:00pm. Docents mark ne
 w routes throughout the season to keep things exciting. \nVISITORS MUST\n\
 nRegister by 6pm Sunday to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. 
 Late registrants will need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nL
 iability waivers must be printed and filled out prior to arrival. Single-d
 ay waivers are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass hold
 er with a digital waiver on file.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies i
 n place for the safety of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only
  able to offer public hikes/rides and activities if all the following prot
 ocols are observed. Thank you for your cooperation. \nTHINGS TO KNOW BEFOR
 E YOU REGISTER\n\nIf you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) 
 in the next 12 months\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pa
 ss for $75. Pass holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-lo
 ng liability waiver. This means no printing and filling out the form for e
 very visit! Pass holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and fe
 el good knowing they are supporting public programs and stewardship of Dee
 r Creek Hills Preserve.\nAttendees must sign a liability waiver. Minors mu
 st have a legal guardian sign their waiver.\nThe road to access Deer Creek
  Hills is not paved and can be rough on low clearance vehicles.\nAll event
 s are subject to weather conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, 
 extremely muddy conditions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may canc
 el the outing. We will do our best to notify registered guests the evening
  prior via email. Please check our online calendar for cancellation postin
 gs before you travel to the preserve.\nGates open at 4:30 and close at 8pm
 .\nThere is no running water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of 
 drinking water. Porta-potties are available at the trailhead and serviced 
 every Friday. Bring your own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack
  It In – Pack It Out.\n\nDeer Creek Hills Terrain\nThe terrain at Deer C
 reek Hills is a mix of rolling savanna grasslands\, dotted with dramatic b
 lue oaks and open vistas overlooking Sacramento’s largest open space pre
 serve. The trails include cross country style single track\, rocky creek c
 rossings\, with some technical climbing sections. Deer Creek Hills serves 
 as a working cattle ranch from November through May\, as a result\, the ca
 ttle have proven to be superb designers for creating flowy single track. S
 VC Docents will map and mark trails with cones for riders to explore. Mark
 ed trails change weekly to keep rides interesting. \nThis venue is ideal f
 or experienced riders with knowledge of shifting to lower gears for climbi
 ng hills\, and bicycle handling for rapidly changing terrain. This is not 
 considered a beginner’s course. \nBEFORE YOU ATTEND\n\nReview the inform
 ation on your confirmation email advising you of what to bring and how to 
 prepare. Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Wear appropriate
  clothing and shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water.
  SVC Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to 
 riding out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, ple
 ase stay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint 
 and fill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and br
 ing it with you.\n\nWHAT TO BRING\nRiders are responsible for bringing the
 ir own bike and personal riding equipment\, including helmet\, tire repair
  kits\, spare tubes\, and pumps\, and must carry a cell phone when cycling
  on the property. No exceptions. Mountain bikes or CycloCross bikes with k
 nobby tires are recommended. Road bikes or slick tires are not recommended
 . As the season progresses through summer\, riders must bring emergency bi
 ke lights in case of being caught out in the dark. \nMotorized access is r
 estricted on Deer Creek Hills Preserve. In an effort to increase recreatio
 nal opportunities\, especially for those with physical limitations\, low-s
 peed electric bicycles defined as Class1 e-bikes\, which are operated in t
 he pedal assist mode\, will be allowed on the preserve this season (per Ca
 l. Veh. Code. § 312.5\; § 21200 – 21212\; § 21207.5\; § 24016). The 
 use of e-bikes during Mountain Bike Season must be disclosed to SVC staff 
 upon check-in. Electric assisted bicycles are not to exceed 15 miles per h
 our while on the preserve. The use of e-bikes on the preserve is subject t
 o change at any time. All cyclists must stay on the “pre-approved” tra
 ils. Any visitor who fails to follow the rules will be asked to leave\, no
  refunds given and not allowed to return for the duration of the season. \
 nSandals and open toed shoes are not allowed. Please wear clothing appro
 priate for the weather conditions and mountain biking. Bring your signed 
 Liability Form\, water supply and high energy snacks. Portalets are availa
 ble on site and serviced every Friday\, but these are high-use areas so co
 me prepared with your own hand sanitizer. There is no running water on the
  property. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. All visitor
 s must practice Leave No Trace. Pack it in\, pack it out. Smoking is prohi
 bited. \nWHAT TO LEAVE HOME\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean shoes\, gear and
  all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive species costs 
 us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recrea
 tion.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working s
 ervice dogs (please let us know when you register online and check in with
  a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled gadg
 ets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were s
 pecifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt bik
 es and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking is 
 strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWHEN Y
 OU CHECK IN\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtilize
  our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of invasive speci
 es.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, plea
 se do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choos
 e to take rests\, they do so just off of the trail on the most durable sur
 faces.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][v
 c_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text css=””] \nRESOURCES\n\n\n\nDi
 rections to Deer Creek Hills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – ple
 ase print\, complete\, and bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability –
  only required if you are chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal 
 guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nGuest Biking Rules\nAnnual Pass\n\n\n\n[/vc_column_
 text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4033
 5″ img_size=”medium” onclick=”img_link_large” img_link_target=
 ”_blank” css=””][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_
 space][vc_column_text css=””] \nCANCELLATION POLICY\nHeat: A Nationa
 l Weather Service heat index that puts staff and visitors in the Danger z
 one will close Deer Creek Hills. \nAir: Air quality is monitored using pu
 rpleair.org throughout the summer months. According to the Pollution Stand
 ard Index (PSI) it is unsafe to ride if the AQI is at or above 138. As a r
 esult\, the ride will be cancelled. \nRed Flag warnings: Red flag warning
 s are monitored throughout the summer. Docents work hard every weekend to 
 keep trails clear of brush and dry grass in order to limit fire danger. Un
 less there is an active fire burning in close proximity to the preserve\, 
 riding will be allowed on red flag days. \nRegistered riders will be notif
 ied via email if this ride must be cancelled. \nIf you have additional que
 stions about mountain bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, please co
 ntact SVC Outreach & Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612-3719
  or outreach@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][
 /vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T181956Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20261005/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Saktoberfest
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261009
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261011
DTSTAMP:20260901T180947Z
UID:10000610-1791504000-1791676799@calexpo.com
CATEGORIES:drink,family,festival,food,music,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Hallo Freunde! Willkommen zum ersten jährlichen Saktoberfest!
  \nGet ready to put on your lederhosen and raise a stein at Saktoberfest\,
  Sacramento’s biggest outdoor Oktoberfest! Join us at Cal Expo on Octobe
 r 9–10\, 2026\, for two days of live music\, traditional German food\, b
 eers\, ciders\, wine\, games\, competitions\, and family-friendly fun. \nE
 njoy lively German music\, high-energy DJ\, traditional German favorites l
 ike pretzels\, sausages\, and schnitzel\, plus delicious options from a va
 riety of food trucks. Grab your friends for games like cornhole\, cheer on
  contestants during on-stage competitions\, explore the pumpkin patch\, an
 d discover activities for kids and the whole family. \nWhether you’re ra
 ising a stein\, enjoying the music\, competing for bragging rights\, or ma
 king fall memories with the family\, there’s something for everyone at S
 aktoberfest! \nOctober 9\, 2026 | 4 PM–11 PM\nOctober 10\, 2026 | 2 PM
 –11 PM \nAdmission \nEarly Bird (Sept. 1-3): $5 + fees \nRegular (Sept. 
 4-Oct. 8): $8 + fees \nDay of Event (Oct. 9-10): $12 at the door\, $12 + f
 ees online \nParking: $10 \nTicket Link
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T180947Z
LOCATION:The Cove
URL:https://calexpo.com/event/saktoberfest/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Cal Expo
X-SOURCE-URL:https://calexpo.com/maps-directions
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Self-Guided Hikes
DTSTART:20261010T160000Z
DTEND:20261010T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260822T002127Z
UID:40811-1791622800-1791637200@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Hike\, stroll\, 
 meander or run. Self-guided hikes are for YOU! Explore the marked trails o
 f Deer Creek Hills Preserve at your own speed Saturdays February through M
 ay and October through November. \nVisitors MUST:\n\nRegister by 6pm Frida
 y to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants will 
 need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers must 
 be printed and completely filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers 
 are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a d
 igital waiver on file.\n\nDonations are vital to maintaining the Preserve 
 and offering public outings. Consider donating online or leaving cash or 
 a check in the donation jar at the registration table. \nThere are 3 trai
 l options: \n\nNorth Pond Loop — approximately 3 miles\, mostly shaded. 
 Can be started no later than 11:30am\nTwo Ponds Loop — 4.5 miles\, mostl
 y in open skies. Can be started no later than 11:00am\nBarn Pond Loop — 
 6 miles\, mixture of open skies and shaded woodland. Can be started no lat
 er than 10am.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the safe
 ty of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer publi
 c hikes/rides and activities if all the following protocols are observed. 
 Thank you for your cooperation. \nThings to Know Before You Register:\n\nI
 f you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 mont
 hs\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass 
 holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiv
 er. This means no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass 
 holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing t
 hey are supporting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Pre
 serve.\nMinors aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian t
 he entire time they’re on the property. Minors aged 16-17 may visit inde
 pendently but still require a signed youth liability waiver from their gua
 rdian. If you’re a youth group leader (scoutmaster\, coach\, or similar-
 qualified adult chaperone) please contact our staff before registering you
 r club.\nThe road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved and requires cro
 ssing Crevis Creek. 4WD and higher clearance vehicles are recommended\, es
 pecially in the spring when there is water in Crevis Creek\, but are not r
 equired. Visitors who do not want to drive through the creek crossing may 
 choose to park along the shoulder of Latrobe Road\, cross on foot\, and wa
 lk the remaining mile to the trailhead at Eagle Camp Corral. All propertie
 s before the creek crossing are private property. Please respect our neigh
 bors. Do not cross gates or climb fences.\nAll events are subject to weath
 er conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy condit
 ions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We will
  do our best to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. Plea
 se check our online calendar for cancellation postings before you travel t
 o the preserve.\nGates open at 9am and close at 1pm.\nThere is no running 
 water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Porta-p
 otties are available at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring you
 r own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It Out.\
 n\nBefore You Attend: \n\nReview the information on your confirmation emai
 l advising you of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the weather fore
 cast and plan accordingly. Wearing layers is recommended\, wear sturdy clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC 
 Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to hikin
 g out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please s
 tay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and f
 ill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it 
 with you.\n\nWhat to Leave Home:\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean boots\, hoo
 ves\, gear and all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive 
 species costs us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve o
 pen for recreation.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, ex
 cept working service dogs (please let us know when you register online and
  check in with a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-c
 ontrolled gadgets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unles
 s tools were specifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up 
 for)\nDirt bikes and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matche
 s. Smoking is strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Prese
 rve.\n\nWhen You Check In:\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form re
 ady.\nUtilize our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of i
 nvasive species.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Pr
 eserve\, please do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if v
 isitors choose to take rests or picnics\, they do so just off of the trail
  on the most durable surfaces.\n\nResources:\n\nDirections to Deer Creek H
 ills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complete\, an
 d bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if you are 
 chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nAnn
 ual Pass\n\nCancellation Policy:\nExcessive heat\, unsafe air quality\, ra
 in or flooding on Latrobe Road will close Deer Creek Hills. Registered hik
 ers will be notified via email. \nIf you have questions about outings at D
 eer Creek Hills\, please contact Karly at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacra
 mentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260822T002127Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/sgh-20261010/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Mountain Bike Monday
DTSTART:20261012T233000Z
DTEND:20261013T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T181956Z
UID:40766-1791822600-1791835200@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Sacramento V
 alley Conservancy invites you to explore Deer Creek Hills Preserve on your
  mountain bike every Monday night July through October. The self-guided tr
 ails are open exclusively to riders between 4:30pm-8:00pm. Docents mark ne
 w routes throughout the season to keep things exciting. \nVISITORS MUST\n\
 nRegister by 6pm Sunday to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. 
 Late registrants will need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nL
 iability waivers must be printed and filled out prior to arrival. Single-d
 ay waivers are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass hold
 er with a digital waiver on file.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies i
 n place for the safety of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only
  able to offer public hikes/rides and activities if all the following prot
 ocols are observed. Thank you for your cooperation. \nTHINGS TO KNOW BEFOR
 E YOU REGISTER\n\nIf you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) 
 in the next 12 months\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pa
 ss for $75. Pass holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-lo
 ng liability waiver. This means no printing and filling out the form for e
 very visit! Pass holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and fe
 el good knowing they are supporting public programs and stewardship of Dee
 r Creek Hills Preserve.\nAttendees must sign a liability waiver. Minors mu
 st have a legal guardian sign their waiver.\nThe road to access Deer Creek
  Hills is not paved and can be rough on low clearance vehicles.\nAll event
 s are subject to weather conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, 
 extremely muddy conditions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may canc
 el the outing. We will do our best to notify registered guests the evening
  prior via email. Please check our online calendar for cancellation postin
 gs before you travel to the preserve.\nGates open at 4:30 and close at 8pm
 .\nThere is no running water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of 
 drinking water. Porta-potties are available at the trailhead and serviced 
 every Friday. Bring your own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack
  It In – Pack It Out.\n\nDeer Creek Hills Terrain\nThe terrain at Deer C
 reek Hills is a mix of rolling savanna grasslands\, dotted with dramatic b
 lue oaks and open vistas overlooking Sacramento’s largest open space pre
 serve. The trails include cross country style single track\, rocky creek c
 rossings\, with some technical climbing sections. Deer Creek Hills serves 
 as a working cattle ranch from November through May\, as a result\, the ca
 ttle have proven to be superb designers for creating flowy single track. S
 VC Docents will map and mark trails with cones for riders to explore. Mark
 ed trails change weekly to keep rides interesting. \nThis venue is ideal f
 or experienced riders with knowledge of shifting to lower gears for climbi
 ng hills\, and bicycle handling for rapidly changing terrain. This is not 
 considered a beginner’s course. \nBEFORE YOU ATTEND\n\nReview the inform
 ation on your confirmation email advising you of what to bring and how to 
 prepare. Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Wear appropriate
  clothing and shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water.
  SVC Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to 
 riding out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, ple
 ase stay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint 
 and fill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and br
 ing it with you.\n\nWHAT TO BRING\nRiders are responsible for bringing the
 ir own bike and personal riding equipment\, including helmet\, tire repair
  kits\, spare tubes\, and pumps\, and must carry a cell phone when cycling
  on the property. No exceptions. Mountain bikes or CycloCross bikes with k
 nobby tires are recommended. Road bikes or slick tires are not recommended
 . As the season progresses through summer\, riders must bring emergency bi
 ke lights in case of being caught out in the dark. \nMotorized access is r
 estricted on Deer Creek Hills Preserve. In an effort to increase recreatio
 nal opportunities\, especially for those with physical limitations\, low-s
 peed electric bicycles defined as Class1 e-bikes\, which are operated in t
 he pedal assist mode\, will be allowed on the preserve this season (per Ca
 l. Veh. Code. § 312.5\; § 21200 – 21212\; § 21207.5\; § 24016). The 
 use of e-bikes during Mountain Bike Season must be disclosed to SVC staff 
 upon check-in. Electric assisted bicycles are not to exceed 15 miles per h
 our while on the preserve. The use of e-bikes on the preserve is subject t
 o change at any time. All cyclists must stay on the “pre-approved” tra
 ils. Any visitor who fails to follow the rules will be asked to leave\, no
  refunds given and not allowed to return for the duration of the season. \
 nSandals and open toed shoes are not allowed. Please wear clothing appro
 priate for the weather conditions and mountain biking. Bring your signed 
 Liability Form\, water supply and high energy snacks. Portalets are availa
 ble on site and serviced every Friday\, but these are high-use areas so co
 me prepared with your own hand sanitizer. There is no running water on the
  property. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. All visitor
 s must practice Leave No Trace. Pack it in\, pack it out. Smoking is prohi
 bited. \nWHAT TO LEAVE HOME\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean shoes\, gear and
  all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive species costs 
 us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recrea
 tion.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working s
 ervice dogs (please let us know when you register online and check in with
  a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled gadg
 ets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were s
 pecifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt bik
 es and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking is 
 strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWHEN Y
 OU CHECK IN\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtilize
  our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of invasive speci
 es.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, plea
 se do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choos
 e to take rests\, they do so just off of the trail on the most durable sur
 faces.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][v
 c_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text css=””] \nRESOURCES\n\n\n\nDi
 rections to Deer Creek Hills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – ple
 ase print\, complete\, and bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability –
  only required if you are chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal 
 guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nGuest Biking Rules\nAnnual Pass\n\n\n\n[/vc_column_
 text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4033
 5″ img_size=”medium” onclick=”img_link_large” img_link_target=
 ”_blank” css=””][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_
 space][vc_column_text css=””] \nCANCELLATION POLICY\nHeat: A Nationa
 l Weather Service heat index that puts staff and visitors in the Danger z
 one will close Deer Creek Hills. \nAir: Air quality is monitored using pu
 rpleair.org throughout the summer months. According to the Pollution Stand
 ard Index (PSI) it is unsafe to ride if the AQI is at or above 138. As a r
 esult\, the ride will be cancelled. \nRed Flag warnings: Red flag warning
 s are monitored throughout the summer. Docents work hard every weekend to 
 keep trails clear of brush and dry grass in order to limit fire danger. Un
 less there is an active fire burning in close proximity to the preserve\, 
 riding will be allowed on red flag days. \nRegistered riders will be notif
 ied via email if this ride must be cancelled. \nIf you have additional que
 stions about mountain bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, please co
 ntact SVC Outreach & Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612-3719
  or outreach@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][
 /vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T181956Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20261012/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Self-Guided Hikes
DTSTART:20261017T160000Z
DTEND:20261017T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260822T002127Z
UID:40818-1792227600-1792242000@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Hike\, stroll\, 
 meander or run. Self-guided hikes are for YOU! Explore the marked trails o
 f Deer Creek Hills Preserve at your own speed Saturdays February through M
 ay and October through November. \nVisitors MUST:\n\nRegister by 6pm Frida
 y to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants will 
 need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers must 
 be printed and completely filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers 
 are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a d
 igital waiver on file.\n\nDonations are vital to maintaining the Preserve 
 and offering public outings. Consider donating online or leaving cash or 
 a check in the donation jar at the registration table. \nThere are 3 trai
 l options: \n\nNorth Pond Loop — approximately 3 miles\, mostly shaded. 
 Can be started no later than 11:30am\nTwo Ponds Loop — 4.5 miles\, mostl
 y in open skies. Can be started no later than 11:00am\nBarn Pond Loop — 
 6 miles\, mixture of open skies and shaded woodland. Can be started no lat
 er than 10am.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the safe
 ty of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer publi
 c hikes/rides and activities if all the following protocols are observed. 
 Thank you for your cooperation. \nThings to Know Before You Register:\n\nI
 f you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 mont
 hs\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass 
 holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiv
 er. This means no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass 
 holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing t
 hey are supporting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Pre
 serve.\nMinors aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian t
 he entire time they’re on the property. Minors aged 16-17 may visit inde
 pendently but still require a signed youth liability waiver from their gua
 rdian. If you’re a youth group leader (scoutmaster\, coach\, or similar-
 qualified adult chaperone) please contact our staff before registering you
 r club.\nThe road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved and requires cro
 ssing Crevis Creek. 4WD and higher clearance vehicles are recommended\, es
 pecially in the spring when there is water in Crevis Creek\, but are not r
 equired. Visitors who do not want to drive through the creek crossing may 
 choose to park along the shoulder of Latrobe Road\, cross on foot\, and wa
 lk the remaining mile to the trailhead at Eagle Camp Corral. All propertie
 s before the creek crossing are private property. Please respect our neigh
 bors. Do not cross gates or climb fences.\nAll events are subject to weath
 er conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy condit
 ions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We will
  do our best to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. Plea
 se check our online calendar for cancellation postings before you travel t
 o the preserve.\nGates open at 9am and close at 1pm.\nThere is no running 
 water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Porta-p
 otties are available at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring you
 r own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It Out.\
 n\nBefore You Attend: \n\nReview the information on your confirmation emai
 l advising you of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the weather fore
 cast and plan accordingly. Wearing layers is recommended\, wear sturdy clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC 
 Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to hikin
 g out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please s
 tay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and f
 ill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it 
 with you.\n\nWhat to Leave Home:\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean boots\, hoo
 ves\, gear and all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive 
 species costs us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve o
 pen for recreation.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, ex
 cept working service dogs (please let us know when you register online and
  check in with a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-c
 ontrolled gadgets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unles
 s tools were specifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up 
 for)\nDirt bikes and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matche
 s. Smoking is strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Prese
 rve.\n\nWhen You Check In:\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form re
 ady.\nUtilize our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of i
 nvasive species.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Pr
 eserve\, please do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if v
 isitors choose to take rests or picnics\, they do so just off of the trail
  on the most durable surfaces.\n\nResources:\n\nDirections to Deer Creek H
 ills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complete\, an
 d bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if you are 
 chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nAnn
 ual Pass\n\nCancellation Policy:\nExcessive heat\, unsafe air quality\, ra
 in or flooding on Latrobe Road will close Deer Creek Hills. Registered hik
 ers will be notified via email. \nIf you have questions about outings at D
 eer Creek Hills\, please contact Karly at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacra
 mentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260822T002127Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/sgh-20261017/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Mountain Bike Monday
DTSTART:20261019T233000Z
DTEND:20261020T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T181956Z
UID:40780-1792427400-1792440000@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Sacramento V
 alley Conservancy invites you to explore Deer Creek Hills Preserve on your
  mountain bike every Monday night July through October. The self-guided tr
 ails are open exclusively to riders between 4:30pm-8:00pm. Docents mark ne
 w routes throughout the season to keep things exciting. \nVISITORS MUST\n\
 nRegister by 6pm Sunday to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. 
 Late registrants will need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nL
 iability waivers must be printed and filled out prior to arrival. Single-d
 ay waivers are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass hold
 er with a digital waiver on file.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies i
 n place for the safety of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only
  able to offer public hikes/rides and activities if all the following prot
 ocols are observed. Thank you for your cooperation. \nTHINGS TO KNOW BEFOR
 E YOU REGISTER\n\nIf you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) 
 in the next 12 months\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pa
 ss for $75. Pass holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-lo
 ng liability waiver. This means no printing and filling out the form for e
 very visit! Pass holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and fe
 el good knowing they are supporting public programs and stewardship of Dee
 r Creek Hills Preserve.\nAttendees must sign a liability waiver. Minors mu
 st have a legal guardian sign their waiver.\nThe road to access Deer Creek
  Hills is not paved and can be rough on low clearance vehicles.\nAll event
 s are subject to weather conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, 
 extremely muddy conditions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may canc
 el the outing. We will do our best to notify registered guests the evening
  prior via email. Please check our online calendar for cancellation postin
 gs before you travel to the preserve.\nGates open at 4:30 and close at 8pm
 .\nThere is no running water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of 
 drinking water. Porta-potties are available at the trailhead and serviced 
 every Friday. Bring your own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack
  It In – Pack It Out.\n\nDeer Creek Hills Terrain\nThe terrain at Deer C
 reek Hills is a mix of rolling savanna grasslands\, dotted with dramatic b
 lue oaks and open vistas overlooking Sacramento’s largest open space pre
 serve. The trails include cross country style single track\, rocky creek c
 rossings\, with some technical climbing sections. Deer Creek Hills serves 
 as a working cattle ranch from November through May\, as a result\, the ca
 ttle have proven to be superb designers for creating flowy single track. S
 VC Docents will map and mark trails with cones for riders to explore. Mark
 ed trails change weekly to keep rides interesting. \nThis venue is ideal f
 or experienced riders with knowledge of shifting to lower gears for climbi
 ng hills\, and bicycle handling for rapidly changing terrain. This is not 
 considered a beginner’s course. \nBEFORE YOU ATTEND\n\nReview the inform
 ation on your confirmation email advising you of what to bring and how to 
 prepare. Check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Wear appropriate
  clothing and shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water.
  SVC Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to 
 riding out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, ple
 ase stay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint 
 and fill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and br
 ing it with you.\n\nWHAT TO BRING\nRiders are responsible for bringing the
 ir own bike and personal riding equipment\, including helmet\, tire repair
  kits\, spare tubes\, and pumps\, and must carry a cell phone when cycling
  on the property. No exceptions. Mountain bikes or CycloCross bikes with k
 nobby tires are recommended. Road bikes or slick tires are not recommended
 . As the season progresses through summer\, riders must bring emergency bi
 ke lights in case of being caught out in the dark. \nMotorized access is r
 estricted on Deer Creek Hills Preserve. In an effort to increase recreatio
 nal opportunities\, especially for those with physical limitations\, low-s
 peed electric bicycles defined as Class1 e-bikes\, which are operated in t
 he pedal assist mode\, will be allowed on the preserve this season (per Ca
 l. Veh. Code. § 312.5\; § 21200 – 21212\; § 21207.5\; § 24016). The 
 use of e-bikes during Mountain Bike Season must be disclosed to SVC staff 
 upon check-in. Electric assisted bicycles are not to exceed 15 miles per h
 our while on the preserve. The use of e-bikes on the preserve is subject t
 o change at any time. All cyclists must stay on the “pre-approved” tra
 ils. Any visitor who fails to follow the rules will be asked to leave\, no
  refunds given and not allowed to return for the duration of the season. \
 nSandals and open toed shoes are not allowed. Please wear clothing appro
 priate for the weather conditions and mountain biking. Bring your signed 
 Liability Form\, water supply and high energy snacks. Portalets are availa
 ble on site and serviced every Friday\, but these are high-use areas so co
 me prepared with your own hand sanitizer. There is no running water on the
  property. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. All visitor
 s must practice Leave No Trace. Pack it in\, pack it out. Smoking is prohi
 bited. \nWHAT TO LEAVE HOME\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean shoes\, gear and
  all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive species costs 
 us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recrea
 tion.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working s
 ervice dogs (please let us know when you register online and check in with
  a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled gadg
 ets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were s
 pecifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt bik
 es and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking is 
 strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWHEN Y
 OU CHECK IN\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtilize
  our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of invasive speci
 es.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, plea
 se do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choos
 e to take rests\, they do so just off of the trail on the most durable sur
 faces.\n\n[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][v
 c_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text css=””] \nRESOURCES\n\n\n\nDi
 rections to Deer Creek Hills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – ple
 ase print\, complete\, and bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability –
  only required if you are chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal 
 guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nGuest Biking Rules\nAnnual Pass\n\n\n\n[/vc_column_
 text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”4033
 5″ img_size=”medium” onclick=”img_link_large” img_link_target=
 ”_blank” css=””][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_
 space][vc_column_text css=””] \nCANCELLATION POLICY\nHeat: A Nationa
 l Weather Service heat index that puts staff and visitors in the Danger z
 one will close Deer Creek Hills. \nAir: Air quality is monitored using pu
 rpleair.org throughout the summer months. According to the Pollution Stand
 ard Index (PSI) it is unsafe to ride if the AQI is at or above 138. As a r
 esult\, the ride will be cancelled. \nRed Flag warnings: Red flag warning
 s are monitored throughout the summer. Docents work hard every weekend to 
 keep trails clear of brush and dry grass in order to limit fire danger. Un
 less there is an active fire burning in close proximity to the preserve\, 
 riding will be allowed on red flag days. \nRegistered riders will be notif
 ied via email if this ride must be cancelled. \nIf you have additional que
 stions about mountain bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, please co
 ntact SVC Outreach & Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612-3719
  or outreach@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][
 /vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T181956Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20261019/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Self-Guided Hikes
DTSTART:20261024T160000Z
DTEND:20261024T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260825T002517Z
UID:40825-1792832400-1792846800@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Hike\, stroll\, 
 meander or run. Self-guided hikes are for YOU! Explore the marked trails o
 f Deer Creek Hills Preserve at your own speed Saturdays February through M
 ay and October through November. \nVisitors MUST:\n\nRegister by 6pm Frida
 y to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants will 
 need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers must 
 be printed and completely filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers 
 are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a d
 igital waiver on file.\n\nDonations are vital to maintaining the Preserve 
 and offering public outings. Consider donating online or leaving cash or 
 a check in the donation jar at the registration table. \nThere are 3 trai
 l options: \n\nNorth Pond Loop — approximately 3 miles\, mostly shaded. 
 Can be started no later than 11:30am\nTwo Ponds Loop — 4.5 miles\, mostl
 y in open skies. Can be started no later than 11:00am\nBarn Pond Loop — 
 6 miles\, mixture of open skies and shaded woodland. Can be started no lat
 er than 10am.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the safe
 ty of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer publi
 c hikes/rides and activities if all the following protocols are observed. 
 Thank you for your cooperation. \nThings to Know Before You Register:\n\nI
 f you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 mont
 hs\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass 
 holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiv
 er. This means no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass 
 holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing t
 hey are supporting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Pre
 serve.\nMinors aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian t
 he entire time they’re on the property. Minors aged 16-17 may visit inde
 pendently but still require a signed youth liability waiver from their gua
 rdian. If you’re a youth group leader (scoutmaster\, coach\, or similar-
 qualified adult chaperone) please contact our staff before registering you
 r club.\nThe road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved and requires cro
 ssing Crevis Creek. 4WD and higher clearance vehicles are recommended\, es
 pecially in the spring when there is water in Crevis Creek\, but are not r
 equired. Visitors who do not want to drive through the creek crossing may 
 choose to park along the shoulder of Latrobe Road\, cross on foot\, and wa
 lk the remaining mile to the trailhead at Eagle Camp Corral. All propertie
 s before the creek crossing are private property. Please respect our neigh
 bors. Do not cross gates or climb fences.\nAll events are subject to weath
 er conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy condit
 ions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We will
  do our best to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. Plea
 se check our online calendar for cancellation postings before you travel t
 o the preserve.\nGates open at 9am and close at 1pm.\nThere is no running 
 water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Porta-p
 otties are available at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring you
 r own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It Out.\
 n\nBefore You Attend: \n\nReview the information on your confirmation emai
 l advising you of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the weather fore
 cast and plan accordingly. Wearing layers is recommended\, wear sturdy clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC 
 Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to hikin
 g out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please s
 tay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and f
 ill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it 
 with you.\n\nWhat to Leave Home:\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean boots\, hoo
 ves\, gear and all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive 
 species costs us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve o
 pen for recreation.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, ex
 cept working service dogs (please let us know when you register online and
  check in with a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-c
 ontrolled gadgets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unles
 s tools were specifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up 
 for)\nDirt bikes and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matche
 s. Smoking is strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Prese
 rve.\n\nWhen You Check In:\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form re
 ady.\nUtilize our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of i
 nvasive species.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Pr
 eserve\, please do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if v
 isitors choose to take rests or picnics\, they do so just off of the trail
  on the most durable surfaces.\n\nResources:\n\nDirections to Deer Creek H
 ills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complete\, an
 d bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if you are 
 chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nAnn
 ual Pass\n\nCancellation Policy:\nExcessive heat\, unsafe air quality\, ra
 in or flooding on Latrobe Road will close Deer Creek Hills. Registered hik
 ers will be notified via email. \nIf you have questions about outings at D
 eer Creek Hills\, please contact Karly at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacra
 mentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260825T002517Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/sgh-20261024/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Mountain Bike Monday & Season Party
DTSTART:20261026T233000Z
DTEND:20261027T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260821T181956Z
UID:40774-1793032200-1793044800@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:community,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]The Sacramento V
 alley Conservancy invites you to the final ride of the 2026 mountain bike 
 season. The self-guided trails are open exclusively to riders between 4:30
 pm-8:00pm. Bring a snack or dish to share at the potluck-style season end 
 celebration at the corral. Halloween costumes (that do not impede your abi
 lity to ride safely) are encouraged! \nVISITORS MUST\n\nRegister by 6pm Su
 nday to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants wi
 ll need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers mu
 st be printed and filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers are requ
 ired at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a digital w
 aiver on file.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the saf
 ety of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer publ
 ic hikes/rides and activities if all the following protocols are observed.
  Thank you for your cooperation. \nTHINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU REGISTER\n\nI
 f you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 mont
 hs\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass ho
 lders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiver
 . This means no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass ho
 lders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing the
 y are supporting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Prese
 rve.\nAttendees must sign a liability waiver. Minors must have a legal gua
 rdian sign their waiver.\nThe road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved
  and can be rough on low clearance vehicles.\nAll events are subject to we
 ather conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy con
 ditions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We w
 ill do our best to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. P
 lease check our online calendar for cancellation postings before you trave
 l to the preserve.\nGates open at 4:30 and close at 8pm.\nThere is no runn
 ing water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Por
 ta-potties are available at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring
  your own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It 
 Out.\n\nDeer Creek Hills Terrain\nThe terrain at Deer Creek Hills is a mix
  of rolling savanna grasslands\, dotted with dramatic blue oaks and open v
 istas overlooking Sacramento’s largest open space preserve. The trails i
 nclude cross country style single track\, rocky creek crossings\, with som
 e technical climbing sections. Deer Creek Hills serves as a working cattle
  ranch from November through May\, as a result\, the cattle have proven to
  be superb designers for creating flowy single track. SVC Docents will map
  and mark trails with cones for riders to explore. Marked trails change we
 ekly to keep rides interesting. \nThis venue is ideal for experienced ride
 rs with knowledge of shifting to lower gears for climbing hills\, and bicy
 cle handling for rapidly changing terrain. This is not considered a beginn
 er’s course. \nBEFORE YOU ATTEND\n\nReview the information on your confi
 rmation email advising you of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the 
 weather forecast and plan accordingly. Wear appropriate clothing and shoes
 \, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC Staff working 
 the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to riding out.\nIf you
  are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please stay home and p
 ostpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and fill out the Li
 ability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it with you.\n\
 nWHAT TO BRING\nRiders are responsible for bringing their own bike and per
 sonal riding equipment\, including helmet\, tire repair kits\, spare tubes
 \, and pumps\, and must carry a cell phone when cycling on the property. N
 o exceptions. Mountain bikes or CycloCross bikes with knobby tires are rec
 ommended. Road bikes or slick tires are not recommended. As the season pro
 gresses through summer\, riders must bring emergency bike lights in case o
 f being caught out in the dark. \nMotorized access is restricted on Deer C
 reek Hills Preserve. In an effort to increase recreational opportunities\,
  especially for those with physical limitations\, low-speed electric bicyc
 les defined as Class1 e-bikes\, which are operated in the pedal assist mod
 e\, will be allowed on the preserve this season (per Cal. Veh. Code. § 31
 2.5\; § 21200 – 21212\; § 21207.5\; § 24016). The use of e-bikes duri
 ng Mountain Bike Season must be disclosed to SVC staff upon check-in. Elec
 tric assisted bicycles are not to exceed 15 miles per hour while on the pr
 eserve. The use of e-bikes on the preserve is subject to change at any tim
 e. All cyclists must stay on the “pre-approved” trails. Any visitor wh
 o fails to follow the rules will be asked to leave\, no refunds given and 
 not allowed to return for the duration of the season. \nSandals and open t
 oed shoes are not allowed. Please wear clothing appropriate for the weat
 her conditions and mountain biking. Bring your signed Liability Form\, wa
 ter supply and high energy snacks. Portalets are available on site and ser
 viced every Friday\, but these are high-use areas so come prepared with yo
 ur own hand sanitizer. There is no running water on the property. Arrive h
 ydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. All visitors must practice Lea
 ve No Trace. Pack it in\, pack it out. Smoking is prohibited. \nWHAT TO LE
 AVE HOME\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean shoes\, gear and all tires before c
 oming to the preserve. Managing invasive species costs us thousands each y
 ear. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recreation.\nAnimals. No 
 dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working service dogs (please
  let us know when you register online and check in with a staff member upo
 n your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled gadgets\nHunting and fi
 shing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were specifically request
 ed for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt bikes and ATVs\nCigare
 ttes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking is strictly prohibited
  and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWHEN YOU CHECK IN\n\nHave
  your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtilize our Boot Brush sta
 tion to help prevent the introduction of invasive species.\nTrails are mar
 ked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, please do not venture o
 ff the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choose to take rests\, t
 hey do so just off of the trail on the most durable surfaces.\n\n[/vc_colu
 mn_text][vc_empty_space][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”2
 /3″][vc_column_text css=””] \nRESOURCES\n\n\n\nDirections to Deer Cr
 eek Hills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complet
 e\, and bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if y
 ou are chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor F
 AQ\nGuest Biking Rules\nAnnual Pass\n\n\n\n[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][v
 c_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”40335″ img_size=”me
 dium” onclick=”img_link_large” img_link_target=”_blank” css=”
 ”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_empty_space][vc_column_tex
 t css=””] \nCANCELLATION POLICY\nHeat: A National Weather Service he
 at index that puts staff and visitors in the Danger zone will close Deer 
 Creek Hills. \nAir: Air quality is monitored using purpleair.org througho
 ut the summer months. According to the Pollution Standard Index (PSI) it i
 s unsafe to ride if the AQI is at or above 138. As a result\, the ride wil
 l be cancelled. \nRed Flag warnings: Red flag warnings are monitored thro
 ughout the summer. Docents work hard every weekend to keep trails clear of
  brush and dry grass in order to limit fire danger. Unless there is an act
 ive fire burning in close proximity to the preserve\, riding will be allow
 ed on red flag days. \nRegistered riders will be notified via email if thi
 s ride must be cancelled. \nIf you have additional questions about mountai
 n bike season at Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, please contact SVC Outreach &
  Education Coordinator\, Karly Towne at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacrame
 ntovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T181956Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/mtb-20261026/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Trick or Trail Self-Guided Hikes
DTSTART:20261031T160000Z
DTEND:20261031T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260825T002517Z
UID:40870-1793437200-1793451600@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:family,outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Start your Hallo
 ween off with some time in nature. Bring the kids out in their backup/old 
 costumes to burn off some energy looking for creepy crawly feathered clawe
 d and slimy critters along the trails. We’ll have a scavenger hunt sheet
  and some treats to add to the festivities. \nHike\, stroll\, meander or r
 un. Self-guided hikes are for YOU! Explore the marked trails of Deer Creek
  Hills Preserve at your own speed Saturdays February through May and Octob
 er through November. \nVisitors MUST:\n\nRegister by 6pm Friday to receive
  the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants will need to show
  their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers must be printed a
 nd completely filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers are required
  at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a digital waive
 r on file.\n\nDonations are vital to maintaining the Preserve and offering
  public outings. Consider donating online or leaving cash or a check in t
 he donation jar at the registration table. \nThere are 3 trail options: \
 n\nNorth Pond Loop — approximately 3 miles\, mostly shaded. Can be start
 ed no later than 11:30am\nTwo Ponds Loop — 4.5 miles\, mostly in open sk
 ies. Can be started no later than 11:00am\nBarn Pond Loop — 6 miles\, mi
 xture of open skies and shaded woodland. Can be started no later than 10am
 .\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the safety of the pu
 blic\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer public hikes/ride
 s and activities if all the following protocols are observed. Thank you fo
 r your cooperation. \nThings to Know Before You Register:\n\nIf you plan t
 o attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 months\, conside
 r supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass holders get 
 the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiver. This mea
 ns no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass holders can 
 also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing they are supp
 orting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Preserve.\nMino
 rs aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian the entire ti
 me they’re on the property. Minors aged 16-17 may visit independently bu
 t still require a signed youth liability waiver from their guardian. If yo
 u’re a youth group leader (scoutmaster\, coach\, or similar-qualified ad
 ult chaperone) please contact our staff before registering your club.\nThe
  road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved and requires crossing Crevis
  Creek. 4WD and higher clearance vehicles are recommended\, especially in 
 the spring when there is water in Crevis Creek\, but are not required. Vis
 itors who do not want to drive through the creek crossing may choose to pa
 rk along the shoulder of Latrobe Road\, cross on foot\, and walk the remai
 ning mile to the trailhead at Eagle Camp Corral. All properties before the
  creek crossing are private property. Please respect our neighbors. Do not
  cross gates or climb fences.\nAll events are subject to weather condition
 s. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy conditions\, exces
 sive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We will do our best
  to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. Please check our
  online calendar for cancellation postings before you travel to the preser
 ve.\nGates open at 9am and close at 1pm.\nThere is no running water on sit
 e. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Porta-potties are a
 vailable at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring your own hand s
 anitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It Out.\n\nBefore Yo
 u Attend: \n\nReview the information on your confirmation email advising y
 ou of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the weather forecast and pla
 n accordingly. Wearing layers is recommended\, wear sturdy closed-toed sho
 es\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC Staff workin
 g the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to hiking out.\nIf y
 ou are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please stay home and
  postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and fill out the 
 Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it with you.\n\
 nWhat to Leave Home:\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean boots\, hooves\, gear a
 nd all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive species cost
 s us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve open for recr
 eation.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, except working
  service dogs (please let us know when you register online and check in wi
 th a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-controlled ga
 dgets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unless tools were
  specifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up for)\nDirt b
 ikes and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matches. Smoking i
 s strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Preserve.\n\nWhen
  You Check In:\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form ready.\nUtiliz
 e our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of invasive spec
 ies.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Preserve\, ple
 ase do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if visitors choo
 se to take rests or picnics\, they do so just off of the trail on the most
  durable surfaces.\n\nResources:\n\nDirections to Deer Creek Hills Preserv
 e\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complete\, and bring with
  you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if you are chaperoning 
 minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nAnnual Pass\n\n
 Cancellation Policy:\nExcessive heat\, unsafe air quality\, rain or floodi
 ng on Latrobe Road will close Deer Creek Hills. Registered hikers will be 
 notified via email. \nIf you have questions about outings at Deer Creek Hi
 lls\, please contact Karly at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacramentovalleyc
 onservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260825T002517Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/sgh-20261031/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Self-Guided Hikes
DTSTART:20261107T170000Z
DTEND:20261107T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260826T002211Z
UID:40881-1794042000-1794056400@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Hike\, stroll\, 
 meander or run. Self-guided hikes are for YOU! Explore the marked trails o
 f Deer Creek Hills Preserve at your own speed Saturdays February through M
 ay and October through November. \nVisitors MUST:\n\nRegister by 6pm Frida
 y to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants will 
 need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers must 
 be printed and completely filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers 
 are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a d
 igital waiver on file.\n\nDonations are vital to maintaining the Preserve 
 and offering public outings. Consider donating online or leaving cash or 
 a check in the donation jar at the registration table. \nThere are 3 trai
 l options: \n\nNorth Pond Loop — approximately 3 miles\, mostly shaded. 
 Can be started no later than 11:30am\nTwo Ponds Loop — 4.5 miles\, mostl
 y in open skies. Can be started no later than 11:00am\nBarn Pond Loop — 
 6 miles\, mixture of open skies and shaded woodland. Can be started no lat
 er than 10am.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the safe
 ty of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer publi
 c hikes/rides and activities if all the following protocols are observed. 
 Thank you for your cooperation. \nThings to Know Before You Register:\n\nI
 f you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 mont
 hs\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass 
 holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiv
 er. This means no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass 
 holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing t
 hey are supporting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Pre
 serve.\nMinors aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian t
 he entire time they’re on the property. Minors aged 16-17 may visit inde
 pendently but still require a signed youth liability waiver from their gua
 rdian. If you’re a youth group leader (scoutmaster\, coach\, or similar-
 qualified adult chaperone) please contact our staff before registering you
 r club.\nThe road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved and requires cro
 ssing Crevis Creek. 4WD and higher clearance vehicles are recommended\, es
 pecially in the spring when there is water in Crevis Creek\, but are not r
 equired. Visitors who do not want to drive through the creek crossing may 
 choose to park along the shoulder of Latrobe Road\, cross on foot\, and wa
 lk the remaining mile to the trailhead at Eagle Camp Corral. All propertie
 s before the creek crossing are private property. Please respect our neigh
 bors. Do not cross gates or climb fences.\nAll events are subject to weath
 er conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy condit
 ions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We will
  do our best to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. Plea
 se check our online calendar for cancellation postings before you travel t
 o the preserve.\nGates open at 9am and close at 1pm.\nThere is no running 
 water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Porta-p
 otties are available at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring you
 r own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It Out.\
 n\nBefore You Attend: \n\nReview the information on your confirmation emai
 l advising you of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the weather fore
 cast and plan accordingly. Wearing layers is recommended\, wear sturdy clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC 
 Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to hikin
 g out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please s
 tay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and f
 ill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it 
 with you.\n\nWhat to Leave Home:\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean boots\, hoo
 ves\, gear and all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive 
 species costs us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve o
 pen for recreation.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, ex
 cept working service dogs (please let us know when you register online and
  check in with a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-c
 ontrolled gadgets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unles
 s tools were specifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up 
 for)\nDirt bikes and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matche
 s. Smoking is strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Prese
 rve.\n\nWhen You Check In:\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form re
 ady.\nUtilize our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of i
 nvasive species.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Pr
 eserve\, please do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if v
 isitors choose to take rests or picnics\, they do so just off of the trail
  on the most durable surfaces.\n\nResources:\n\nDirections to Deer Creek H
 ills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complete\, an
 d bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if you are 
 chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nAnn
 ual Pass\n\nCancellation Policy:\nExcessive heat\, unsafe air quality\, ra
 in or flooding on Latrobe Road will close Deer Creek Hills. Registered hik
 ers will be notified via email. \nIf you have questions about outings at D
 eer Creek Hills\, please contact Karly at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacra
 mentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T002211Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/sgh-20261107/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Self-Guided Hikes
DTSTART:20261114T170000Z
DTEND:20261114T210000Z
DTSTAMP:20260826T002211Z
UID:40888-1794646800-1794661200@sacramentovalleyconservancy.org
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Hike\, stroll\, 
 meander or run. Self-guided hikes are for YOU! Explore the marked trails o
 f Deer Creek Hills Preserve at your own speed Saturdays February through M
 ay and October through November. \nVisitors MUST:\n\nRegister by 6pm Frida
 y to receive the pre-visit email and notifications. Late registrants will 
 need to show their confirmation email at checkin.\nLiability waivers must 
 be printed and completely filled out prior to arrival. Single-day waivers 
 are required at each visit\, unless you are an annual pass holder with a d
 igital waiver on file.\n\nDonations are vital to maintaining the Preserve 
 and offering public outings. Consider donating online or leaving cash or 
 a check in the donation jar at the registration table. \nThere are 3 trai
 l options: \n\nNorth Pond Loop — approximately 3 miles\, mostly shaded. 
 Can be started no later than 11:30am\nTwo Ponds Loop — 4.5 miles\, mostl
 y in open skies. Can be started no later than 11:00am\nBarn Pond Loop — 
 6 miles\, mixture of open skies and shaded woodland. Can be started no lat
 er than 10am.\n\nWe have put procedures and policies in place for the safe
 ty of the public\, volunteers\, and staff. We are only able to offer publi
 c hikes/rides and activities if all the following protocols are observed. 
 Thank you for your cooperation. \nThings to Know Before You Register:\n\nI
 f you plan to attend multiple outings (rides or hikes) in the next 12 mont
 hs\, consider supporting the Preserve with an Annual Pass for $75. Pass 
 holders get the added perk of digitally signing a year-long liability waiv
 er. This means no printing and filling out the form for every visit! Pass 
 holders can also drop in without pre-registering\, and feel good knowing t
 hey are supporting public programs and stewardship of Deer Creek Hills Pre
 serve.\nMinors aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a legal guardian t
 he entire time they’re on the property. Minors aged 16-17 may visit inde
 pendently but still require a signed youth liability waiver from their gua
 rdian. If you’re a youth group leader (scoutmaster\, coach\, or similar-
 qualified adult chaperone) please contact our staff before registering you
 r club.\nThe road to access Deer Creek Hills is not paved and requires cro
 ssing Crevis Creek. 4WD and higher clearance vehicles are recommended\, es
 pecially in the spring when there is water in Crevis Creek\, but are not r
 equired. Visitors who do not want to drive through the creek crossing may 
 choose to park along the shoulder of Latrobe Road\, cross on foot\, and wa
 lk the remaining mile to the trailhead at Eagle Camp Corral. All propertie
 s before the creek crossing are private property. Please respect our neigh
 bors. Do not cross gates or climb fences.\nAll events are subject to weath
 er conditions. Projected rain\, high creek levels\, extremely muddy condit
 ions\, excessive heat or unsafe air quality may cancel the outing. We will
  do our best to notify registered guests the evening prior via email. Plea
 se check our online calendar for cancellation postings before you travel t
 o the preserve.\nGates open at 9am and close at 1pm.\nThere is no running 
 water on site. Arrive hydrated and bring plenty of drinking water. Porta-p
 otties are available at the trailhead and serviced every Friday. Bring you
 r own hand sanitizer. Leave No Trace Ethics\; Pack It In – Pack It Out.\
 n\nBefore You Attend: \n\nReview the information on your confirmation emai
 l advising you of what to bring and how to prepare. Check the weather fore
 cast and plan accordingly. Wearing layers is recommended\, wear sturdy clo
 sed-toed shoes\, and bring a cell phone\, snacks and plenty of water. SVC 
 Staff working the event will exchange cell numbers with you prior to hikin
 g out.\nIf you are feeling sick or that old injury is acting up\, please s
 tay home and postpone your visit until you’re feeling well.\nPrint and f
 ill out the Liability Waiver (available here on our website) and bring it 
 with you.\n\nWhat to Leave Home:\n\nMud and Dirt! Please clean boots\, hoo
 ves\, gear and all tires before coming to the preserve. Managing invasive 
 species costs us thousands each year. Clean gear helps keep the preserve o
 pen for recreation.\nAnimals. No dogs or pets allowed on the preserve\, ex
 cept working service dogs (please let us know when you register online and
  check in with a staff member upon your arrival)\nDrones or other remote-c
 ontrolled gadgets\nHunting and fishing gear\nShovels or mining gear (unles
 s tools were specifically requested for a volunteer project you signed up 
 for)\nDirt bikes and ATVs\nCigarettes\, e-cigarettes\, lighters and matche
 s. Smoking is strictly prohibited and fire is a major concern on the Prese
 rve.\n\nWhen You Check In:\n\nHave your completed Liability Waiver Form re
 ady.\nUtilize our Boot Brush station to help prevent the introduction of i
 nvasive species.\nTrails are marked. For your safety and to respect the Pr
 eserve\, please do not venture off the marked trails. We suggest that if v
 isitors choose to take rests or picnics\, they do so just off of the trail
  on the most durable surfaces.\n\nResources:\n\nDirections to Deer Creek H
 ills Preserve\nAdult Release of Liability – please print\, complete\, an
 d bring with you\nMinor Release of Liability – only required if you are 
 chaperoning minors of which you are NOT a legal guardian\nVisitor FAQ\nAnn
 ual Pass\n\nCancellation Policy:\nExcessive heat\, unsafe air quality\, ra
 in or flooding on Latrobe Road will close Deer Creek Hills. Registered hik
 ers will be notified via email. \nIf you have questions about outings at D
 eer Creek Hills\, please contact Karly at (916) 612-3719 or outreach@sacra
 mentovalleyconservancy.org[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T002211Z
LOCATION:Deer Creek Hills Preserve\, Deer Creek Hills Nature Preserve\, Sl
 oughhouse\, CA\, 95683\, United States
URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/event/sgh-20261114/
X-SOURCE-NAME:Sacramento Valley Conservancy
X-SOURCE-URL:https://sacramentovalleyconservancy.org/venue/deer-creek-hill
 s-preserve
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:WWSRA Winter Review
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261204
DTSTAMP:20260730T024904Z
UID:15267-1796083200-1796342399@www.atthegrounds.com
CATEGORIES:outdoors
DESCRIPTION:Western Winter Sports Representatives Association (WWSRA) is a
  not-for-profit\, membership-run association that has been successfully pr
 oducing regional trade shows and demos in the outdoor\, snowsports\, and a
 ctive lifestyle industries for 70 years. \nOur summer shows include nearly
  every type of product you could use in the outdoors\, as well as active l
 ifestyle brands and apparel. \n \n@the Grounds Parking: $15\nHotel Informa
 tion
LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T024904Z
LOCATION:Roebbelen Center (Entire)  – @the Grounds
URL:https://www.atthegrounds.com/event/wwsra-winter-review/
X-SOURCE-NAME:@the Grounds
X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.atthegrounds.com/event/roseville-gamers-expo-2025
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR