Historical Feet Club  

Summer is here, get walking outdoors with us! We meet once or twice a month starting and ending at the library. We walk to our destination to meet up with a special tour guide who will lead the main part of the tour. The walks are moderate intensity, as there will be some hills and we may cover up to five miles. Please dress appropriately for the weather and bring a water bottle as our walks will be at least 2 hours long. 

-The Tubbs Hill Forest – Wednesday, June 14 (9:15 am) 

Meeting at the library, we’ll head toward the 3rd Street entrance and walk around the hill learning about tree species and specific stands of trees in the forest. We’ll learn about their age and health along with insects and diseases that pose a threat to these trees. Meandering around the hill, we’ll mosey back to the 3rd Street entrance and back to the library. Total distance will be roughly three miles with some hills. 

-Tubbs Hill Bird Walk Wednesday, June 21 (9:15 am) 

Discover the different species of birds that fly up for the summer, as well as the year-round residents that call Tubbs Hill home. Starting from the library, George Sayler will take us through the main trail and around the north side, and maybe off the beaten track to discover hidden sites to see! Total distance will be roughly three miles with some hills.