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Hiking Trails

Fresh air, open trails, endless adventure

Outdoor adventure is at the heart of the Scouting experience. These trails help Scouts learn new skills, practice leadership, and gain a greater appreciation for the natural world—one step and one adventure at a time.

Foggy Trails Hiking Series

Various Locations

Scouts and Adults Hiking at San Bruno Mountain

To earn the exclusive Foggy Trails patch, Scouts need to complete any 3 hikes from our curated list of scenic trails across the Peninsula. These hikes, which can be completed with your unit or your family, are great for those new to hiking and experienced hikers alike.

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Bay Breeze Treks are perfect for beginners looking to discover the joy of hiking.

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Ridge Rover trails are great for adventurers seeking to explore ridges and woodlands.

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Summit Strider trails are designed for thrill-seekers ready to conquer peaks.

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Patches can be purchased at the Foster City Service Center.

Redwood Historic Trail

Boulder Creek Scout Reservation

Boulder Creek Scout Reservation

The Redwood Historic Trail is located at Boulder Creek Scout Reservation. Only three and a half miles long, but full of interesting facts about the redwood tree and the redwood logging industry, the trail has 18 stations that weave the story of early California logging history. You will learn how early loggers cut, transported and milled the large redwood trees. You will travel by old logging sites, an old mill site, log slides, and oxen bridge. A patch is available for completing the trail and requirements.

Boulder Creek Scout Reservation Nature Trail

Boulder Creek Scout Reservation

Nature Trail Sign at Boulder Creek Scout Reservation

Starting and ending at the bridge to the Boulder Creek Scout Reservation parking lot, the Nature Trail has 34 stations to find and observe native plants in three ecological zones. A patch is available to those completing the roughly 3.5 mile hike.

Contact Us

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Ogden Lamont Service Center

1150 Chess Drive

Foster City, CA 94404

(650)-341-5633

Palo Alto Service Center

1305 Middlefield Road

Palo Alto, CA 94301

(650)-327-5900

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