When  Sunday July 9th @ 9:00 AM

             Where  Start At Arroyo Burro Parking Lot

Cross the foot bridge that leads up and through the windswept woods of Douglas Preserve as we make our way to the bluffs above Arroyo Burro Beach. From the far point, we can follow along the bluff and, if we're lucky, see a hang-glider leap from the cliff into the breeze that rises from below. As we leave the Preserve, we take a short walk down a residential street (past the Beach Boys' old compound) over to the Mesa Lane steps. The loop is 2 miles plus, so if we want a bit more walking we can continue down the beach. The 200-foot rise at the beginning of the walk is a wide path that traverses an incline, fun to do at a Relaxed Pace. Dogs welcome. No need to register. Just show up. Bring water and sunblock. We will follow our walk with coffee and treats at Lighthouse Coffee, 1819 Cliff Drive.

Directions: We will meet at the parking area Hendry's Beach (also known as Arroyo Burro County Park). You can find us at the far end of the auxiliary parking area, the parking spots most distant from the beach. Questions? Contact sharp@sbnewcomers.org.

***Park in the Arroyo Burro County Park (Hendry's Beach) Parking Lot, look for the Newcomers Signs.***

No need to register. Just show up, bring water and sunscreen.

Please do not come to the event if:

• You have tested positive to COVID-19 in the past 14 days
• You have been in contact with anyone who has tested positive to the coronavirus in the past 14 days and you have not completed your vaccine protocol.
• You are experiencing flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, or shortness of breath), regardless of whether you have completed your vaccine protocol.

Please note: There may be risks inherent in this activity, including risks associated with human interaction identified by local and national health authorities as to the contraction of COVID-19 . The Club takes the position that it is in no way liable for any injury or illness a participant may incur as a result of participation in an event the risks of which the participant knew or should have known.