50+ Walking Series with AARP: Frightful Fungi at DMH

50+ Walking Series with AARP: Frightful Fungi at DMH

In 1 month Classes & LearningOutdoors & Nature
Date
Fri, Oct 30
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM

From publicly posted calendar Checked 7 hours ago

About this event

On Daisy

One of 13 upcoming events at Allegheny Land Trust, and 1,580 across Pittsburgh.

Advertisement
From Allegheny Land Trust

Join an Allegheny Land Trust Educator on our 50+ Walking Series, sponsored by AARP Pennsylvania. Geared for those ages 50 and up, we will hike ALT’s properties over moderate terrain and distances (about 2 miles), taking plenty of breaks to stop and learn about our local flora and fauna. We’ll explore the frightful fungi population while learning about the haunted history of Dead Man’s Hollow. Experience the beauty of these local spaces and learn how they contribute to building a more livable community for people of all ages. Events run rain or shine. This series is generously sponsored by AARP Pennsylvania. TICKETS

Keep exploring

More around Pittsburgh

Upcoming at Allegheny Land Trust
View all at Allegheny Land Trust
Sat
Sep
26
Science Stroll: Fall Migration
Allegheny Land Trust Oakdale, PA
9:00 AM
Family & Kids
Sat
Sep
26
Invasive Plant Management Volunteer Workday – Churchill Valley Greenway
Allegheny Land Trust Pittsburgh, PA
9:00 AM
Community & Causes
Tue
Sep
29
Science Stroll: Foraging in Forests
Allegheny Land Trust New Kensington, PA
5:00 PM
Family & Kids
Advertisement
This weekend in Pittsburgh
30 connected calendars
View full calendar
Sat
Sep
26
Quilting 101: Modern Quilt Block with Karen Womack
Contemporary Craft Pittsburgh, PA
10:00 AM
Classes & Learning
Sat
Sep
26
Metal Bookmark with Vicki Branagan
Contemporary Craft Pittsburgh, PA
10:00 AM
Classes & Learning
Sat
Sep
26
Sensory Nature Walk and Parent/Caregiver Education Seminar
Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Pittsburgh, PA
11:00 AM
Outdoors & Nature
See full Pittsburgh calendar 51 events this weekend across 30 calendars

Something wrong or missing? Suggest an update