A 3.5 mile Art and Wildflower Hike on July 17 at Webber Lake/Lacey Meadows offers an easy and memorable hike. The meadows offer spectacular wildflowers in summer and are host to over one hundred species of birds. The trail begins at the trailhead at the west end of the lake. There is not a bridge across Lacey Creek and for most of the summer your feet will get wet. The trail is wide and mostly flat with a natural forest path to see five art performance sites hidden in the woods. Come see the beauty and charm of the area.
1. Out in the woods there is no WiFi and cell service is weak to non-existent.
2. Sorry no pets on the art hikes, if service animal is needed please call Trails & Vistas director, Nancy Lopez, for special art hike and approval. Cell: 530-448-3440
WEATHER / COVID POLICY: If the art hikes are closed or subject to government-enforced closures, ticket holders will receive an art hike credit for the amount of your purchase for use within three years.
Webber Lake/Lacey Meadows is a mountain trail with variable year-round weather, including the possibility of smoke, rain, and rugged road conditions.