AGOURA HILLS : Activity Guide for Santa Monicas Ready
Need something to do this summer without spending a lot of money?
From bird-watching to sunset strolls, a guide to summer activities in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area is being offered by the National Park Service.
“Almost all of the programs are free,” said Jean Bray, a park service spokeswoman.
The free publication, entitled “Outdoors in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area,” focuses on events from July through September.
The recreation area includes 65,000 acres of public parkland stretching from the edge of Griffith Park to Point Mugu.
The guide highlights special programs such as Photo Fun, Life after Fire, a T’ai Chi walk, Sunday Concerts in the Park and moonlight hikes.
Art exhibits, demonstrations and festivals on natural and cultural history of the Santa Monica Mountains are also held throughout the summer.
The guide is available by calling (818) 597-9192 or writing to: OUTDOORS, Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, 30401 Agoura Road, Suite 100, Agoura Hills, Calif. 91301.
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