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Fairfax on Foot: Sky Ranch Wildflower Hike- Apr 15

April 15, 2017 by Sustainable Fairfax Leave a Comment

Fairfax on Foot: Sky Ranch Wild Flower Hike

  • Meet:  Bolinas Park at 11am (after the Easter Egg Hunt!)
  • Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult (steep climb)
  • Distance: 3 miles roundtrip (2-3 hours including picnic)

Join Sustainable Fairfax for a Fairfax on Foot spring wildflower hike from Bolinas Park up the Power Lane steps (recently renovated by Fairfax Volunteers) to Sky Ranch where we will picnic in the meadow (bring your picnic and something to share). We will return via Worn Springs Road and Deer Park Trail.

The climb to the top is very steep – a good aerobic workout! Bring your wildflower book, hiking boots, and poles if you have them.

RSVP at SustainFX@gmail.com.

Drop-ins welcome!

Sign up for Fairfax on Foot notifications here.

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Fairfax on Foot: Discover Red Hill- March 18

March 18, 2017 by Jennifer Hammond Leave a Comment

Join us for this Fairfax on Foot Walk to explore a local landmark!

The trail starts at Red Hill shopping center and ends at the top of historic Red Hill, a 150 million-year-old submarine volcano that extruded onto the floor of a Jurassic sea years ago.  Our knowledgeable guide will talk about efforts to improve and maintain this area. There are interesting rock formations, lovely trees, and spectacular views from the trail.

Lead Guide: Brian Crawford, San Anselmo Open Space Committee

Public Transit: We will take a Marin Transit Bus to San Anselmo for the start of the walk. Learn some helpful tips on riding public transit in Marin! We will be selling Clipper cards in case you don’t have one.  We will meet at the Fairfax Parkade bus stop on Sir Francis Drake at 10am.  We will catch the #68 bus at 10:10am.  You can also meet us at the San Anselmo hub at 10:30am. We will be selling Clipper cards in case you don’t have one!

Level: Strenuous, 1.5 Miles R/T, 350 ft elevation gain. The trail is rough, slick in patches and quite steep. Caution to people who are unsteady or afraid of heights. Hiking poles recommended.

Optional: Post-walk lunch with the group (please bring money for Pizzalina!).

Return to Fairfax by bus or a 1.5-mile walk.

Please RSVP to SustainFX@gmail.com or this Facebook event page. Drop-ins OK.

This walk is part of Sustainable Fairfax’s ReduceX2 (car trips per week) initiative.

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Fairfax on Foot: Discover Red Hill- March 18

March 18, 2017 by Jennifer Hammond Leave a Comment

Join us for this Fairfax on Foot Walk to explore a local landmark!

The trail starts at Red Hill shopping center and ends at the top of historic Red Hill, a 150 million-year-old submarine volcano that extruded onto the floor of a Jurassic sea years ago.  Our knowledgeable guide will talk about efforts to improve and maintain this area. There are interesting rock formations, lovely trees, and spectacular views from the trail.

Lead Guide: Brian Crawford, San Anselmo Open Space Committee

Public Transit: We will take a Marin Transit Bus to San Anselmo for the start of the walk. Learn some helpful tips on riding public transit in Marin! We will be selling Clipper cards in case you don’t have one.  We will meet at the Fairfax Parkade bus stop on Sir Francis Drake at 10am.  We will catch the #68 bus at 10:10am.  You can also meet us at the San Anselmo hub at 10:30am. We will be selling Clipper cards in case you don’t have one!

Level: Strenuous, 1.5 Miles R/T, 350 ft elevation gain. The trail is rough, slick in patches and quite steep. Caution to people who are unsteady or afraid of heights. Hiking poles recommended.

Optional: Post-walk lunch with the group (please bring money for Pizzalina!).

Return to Fairfax by bus or a 1.5-mile walk.

Please RSVP to SustainFX@gmail.com or this Facebook event page. Drop-ins OK.

This walk is part of Sustainable Fairfax’s ReduceX2 (car trips per week) initiative.

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Fairfax on Foot: Little Free Library Walk- Sat, Feb 18

February 18, 2017 by Sustainable Fairfax Leave a Comment

Have you seen the sharing libraries in front of homes around Town?

For this month’s Fairfax on Foot walk we will take a walking tour of 10 of these library boxes in Fairfax neighborhoods. A Little Free Library is a “take a book, return a book” free book exchange. Join us on this fun community walk to learn more about this program and meet some of the owners.

Don’t forget to bring a few books to exchange!

See details below…

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Fairfax on Foot: Little Free Library Walk- Sat, Feb 18

February 18, 2017 by Sustainable Fairfax Leave a Comment

Have you seen the sharing libraries in front of homes around Town?

For this month’s Fairfax on Foot walk we will take a walking tour of 10 of these library boxes in Fairfax neighborhoods. A Little Free Library is a “take a book, return a book” free book exchange. Join us on this fun community walk to learn more about this program and meet some of the owners.

Don’t forget to bring a few books to exchange!

See details below…

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Ride the bus with us to the SF Women's March!

January 21, 2017 by Jennifer Hammond Leave a Comment

Take Golden Gate Transit with Sustainable Fairfax to The Women’s March: San Francisco on Saturday, January 21st

Take the Bus…. Protect the Climate, Ease Traffic & Boost Community!

MEET AT THE DOWNTOWN FAIRFAX BUS STOP (across from Perry’s Deli) at 1:45 pm. We will be catching the #23 at 2:00pm and connecting to the #101 at the San Rafael Transit station at 2:45 pm.

THINGS TO BRING • bus money • warm clothes • comfortable shoes • rain protection • candle for vigil

GETTING THERE:

BUS FARE: The full cash bus fare for adults to SF is $6.75.  Cash fares for seniors 65-plus is 50% off with accepted ID, including a Medicare card or senior clipper card. Disabled riders with proper ID also receive a 50% discount. Youth 5-18 are also 50% off. Children under 5 are free.

The Clipper card discount rate is $5.40 each way. You can buy a Clipper Card at the Walgreen’s at Red Hill (strongly suggested- see below). We also will be selling a limited supply of  Clipper Cards. If you are unfamiliar with the Clipper Cards, learn more here!

THE RETURN:

We will likely be taking the Larkspur ferry from the SF Ferry Building at 7:25pm. We will connect with Marin Transit buses  in Larkspur Landing to return to Fairfax by approximately 8:45pm.  The full fare for the ferry is $11.oo.  However for Clipper Card holders, the fare is only $7.25!  The Marin Transit bus will cost $2.00 (or $1.80 with the Clipper Card).

BUYING A CLIPPER CARD: If you buy a Clipper Card at Walgreens for this event, we suggest loading it with at least $20. The money on your card never expires and can be used on any Marin or SF bus, ferry, train, BART, etc.

BRINGING CASH FOR TRANSPORTATION:  If you are bringing cash for bus fare, rather than a Clipper Card, please bring $20 in 1’s and 5’s. It is helpful to have loose change as well.

RSVP: Email SustainFX@gmail.com

Call Lynette on the day of the event with any questions at 415-261-7458.

SF WOMEN’S MARCH INFO:

Time of San Francisco Rally: 3 – 5PM
Time of March: 5 – 8PM
Starting Location: Civic Center
Ending Location: Justin Herman Plaza (about 1.7 miles)
No tickets required. Please register for the March on the Eventbrite page.

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Also check out these other local marches:

Fri Jan 20- 1pm-6pm: Marin Unity March & Rally

• 1:00pm: Meet at the San Anselmo Hub or Pickleweed Park in The Canal

• 2-3:30pm:  Rally at San Rafael City Hall at 2-3:30pm

• 4-6pm: Rally at B St Community Center (618 B St)

Sat Jan 21- 10am-3pm: Women’s March: Oakland

• Meet at Madison Park, Oakland at 10am

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