
As spring manifests its charm, Scott County invites locals and visitors alike to embrace the outdoors with a series of guided Saturday morning hikes kicking off April 12th and trotting through May 10th. These aren't just any jaunts through the woods; they're an opportunity to explore the natural splendors of Cleary Lake Regional Park, Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park, Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve, Doyle-Kennefick Regional Park, and Spring Lake Regional Park, guided by an experienced Outdoor Recreation School instructor.
The initiative, hailed 'Spring Hiking Club,' is not only a chance to witness the seasonal spectacle but also a way to foster community among participants. According to the information shared by the Scott County Government, each hike promises to connect people with nature and with each other, providing a supportive group setting for both seasoned trekkers and those who are just strapping on their hiking boots for the first time. With the announcement made on March 20th, those interested have ample time to clear their Saturday schedules for some invigorating outdoor activity.
Participation in this program is open to all who are interested, but slots are limited and filling up quickly. Committed to ensuring a quality experience, the Outdoor Recreation School instructor will not only guide the hikes but also provide insights into the ecological features and wildlife unique to each park. These tidbits of knowledge will enrich the experience, lending an educational twist to the physically rewarding activity.
To take a step closer to nature and secure your spot on these hikes, Scott County encourages prospective nature enthusiasts to visit their website and register. The registration process is straightforward, but for those who need extra assistance, the county representatives are readily available to guide them through it. All details regarding the hikes, including start times and what to expect, can be found on the official Scott County website, where would-be hikers can sign up to join in on the adventure. Whether you're rooting for a revitalizing stretch of the legs or a tranquil walk amidst spring blooms, the 'Spring Hiking Club' is set to deliver.









