for these Redlands trails highlights!
Instead of sponsoring our traditional “Trails at Ten” series of public guided walks this Spring, the Redlands Conservancy Outdoor Ambassadors will be encouraging our local residents to create your own self-guided adventure by playing our “Trail Bingo” game out on the Redlands trails this season.
So, what do you have to do? . . .
Step One: – Download one of our pre-made Trail Bingo cards in the link below.
Step Two: – Pick one of our Redlands Trails to get out and start your adventure. Places featured in the Trail Bingo series this year will include Herngt Aki Preserve, San Timoteo Nature Sanctuary, Creekside Trail, Orange Blossom/Zanja trails and the Sahatapa Loop.
Step Three: – Check off the items on the bingo card you observe along the trail and see if you can get a ‘Bingo’ by completing a full row or column across the card.
Step Four: Reward yourself! Your prize is the joy of savoring the wonder of Redlands’ special natural resources.

Each week, we will be highlighting one of the ‘Bingo’ categories to help you discover the various highlights of our local trails, and give you more information about each category and each destination.
B – is for Begin – the first step of any journey is most important step. You have to start in order to get anywhere. To claim a space in the B column, find the trailhead kiosk at any of the listed trailheads
I – is for Informational sign – Find places along the trails where additional information is highlighted or described
N – is for Neighbors in our wild spaces – Wild critters you might find on the trails whether furry or flying; crawling or hiding; singing or fussy.
G – is for Growing – These native plants grow in our wild spaces and contribute to keeping them green and blooming.
O – is for Overlook – find these designated spots along our trails for a special view of the landscape. Some have benches for a comfortable spot to sit and absorb the lovely view.
You can take it a week at a time, or race to complete your ‘Bingo’ on your own schedule. We’ve created a set of cards, so you can play solo or compete with your friends and family to complete your journeys. We hope you find time to get outdoors this Spring and enjoy our local wild spaces, we look forward to sharing our guided walks with you again soon
DOWNLOAD YOUR BINGO CARDS HERE!
For information specific to each trail, you can find maps and trail brochures for all the City trails here:
Link to All-In-One City trails map


