Please email giving@discoverwildcare.org or call (415) 453-1000 x321 for assistance!

Registration is $50/hiker.

Fundraising is not required in order to participate, however, it’s an impactful way to support WildCare’s mission and to make the August 29 hike even more meaningful.

Miwok Meadows Loop:

Easy • 1.21 miles • 69 ft elevation gain • Estimated time: 30–60 minutes

This 1.2 mile trail is a great option if hikers want a flat walking path! This gentle loop winds through the beautiful landscapes of China Camp State Park with minimal elevation gain.

Miwok Meadows to Turtle Back

Easy/Moderate • 2.27 miles • 125 ft elevation gain • Estimated time: 30–60 minutes

This easy out-and-back hike offers a bit more distance while remaining minimal in elevation gain. You’ll walk along San Pablo Bay’s sensitive wetlands, taking in expansive shoreline views and the rich wildlife habitat that makes China Camp State Park such a special place. It’s an excellent choice for hikers looking for a longer, relaxed route with beautiful scenery throughout.

*Wheelchair Accessible

Miwok Meadows to China Camp Village

Moderate/Strenuous • 5.41 miles • 505 ft elevation gain • Estimated time: 2–2.5 hours

For hikers looking for a longer challenge, this route takes you through some of China Camp’s most scenic landscapes on the way to the historic China Camp Village. With moderate elevation gain, beautiful bay views, and a remarkable destination, this out-and-back hike offers a rewarding blend of natural beauty and local history, providing a scenic and educational journey through one of the park’s most significant cultural landmarks.

Funds raised through the Elevate Every Step Hike-A-Thon support WildCare’s campaign to build a new wildlife hospital and nature education center in San Rafael. This state-of-the-art facility will provide critical care for injured and orphaned wildlife and hands-on education programs that help our community better understand and protect the natural world we share.

If you’re planning to hike with us on August 29 at China Camp State Park, simply register here and follow the prompts to create a fundraising team as part of your registration.

If you’d prefer to hike your own trail, participate virtually, or support WildCare through fundraising without hiking, please email giving@discoverwildcare.org, and we’ll help you get started.

Please bring layered clothing, sun protection, and sturdy, comfortable shoes suitable for hiking. If you have them, binoculars are welcome, along with water and any additional snacks you may want. Water, coffee, and light snacks will also be provided on site.

Unfortunately, dogs are not permitted at this event. To ensure a wildlife-focused experience for all guests, even leashed dogs can interfere with wildlife viewing and the shared experience.