Sun., Feb. 12, 1:30-3pm-Let’s go play outside on the Ray School trails! Snowshoes are available for those who need them. We‘ll enjoy the beautiful outdoors and have yummy treats to warm our hearts. Add to your Passport to Winter Fun! Co-sponsored by Ray School PTO.
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Sun., Feb. 12, 1:30-3pm-Let’s go play outside on the Ray School trails! Snowshoes are available for those who need them. We‘ll enjoy the beautiful outdoors and have yummy treats to warm our hearts. Add to your Passport to Winter Fun! Co-sponsored by Ray School PTO.
Meet: Lower School parking lot by the gym.
Level: Easy
Leaders: Myrilla Hartkopf and Silvia Holman.
All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!
Let’s explore the ridge of Moose Mt. for clues to landscape history, hear plans for a new trail, and do some wildlife tracking while we’re at it. Co-sponsored with Hanover Conservation Commission. Snowshoes or spikes are available to borrow at the site if needed.
Meet: Trailhead parking area at the Top of Moose Mtn. Lodge Road
Level: Easy to moderate
Leaders: Whit Spaulding and Adair Mulligan.
All Events are free and open to the public. No dogs, please!
Adair Mulligan and Gail McPeek have finished up another successful Osher session and the participants can’t stop raving about it! See what they had to say below:
“Gail and Adair are both talented teachers. It is a pleasure to listen to them; they are wonderful at answering all questions.”
“So knowledgeable!!!!!!! Learning by seeing!”
“Gail went above and beyond providing make-up hikes, due to the heavy rain on the day of our final hike.”
Keep an eye out for future Hanover Conservancy Classes through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
During the month of October, explore the mossy ledges of Greensboro Ridge Natural Area while following the adventures of Sunsquatch, a friendly creature who wants to save the planet. This self-guided walk follows the path of a picture book spread along a ~ 1 mile, moderately strenuous loop. The first 10 participants will receive a Sunsquatch plushie! Thanks to our generous sponsors, ReVision Energy and Sustainable Hanover.
Sun, Sept. 25, 10am-noon
Remote northeast Hanover is the Tunis District, a once-busy 19th c. settlement with its own one-room schoolhouse built in 1822. Celebrate its 200th anniversary with a peek at the beautifully restored school and easy/moderate hike to an historic mill site. Location: 88 Wolfeboro Road. Leaders: Barbara Fildes, Keith Quinton, and Adair Mulligan. Co-sponsored with the Hanover Historical Society.
Head over to Event Page for more information and registration!
