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Long Beach, CA ~ Long Beach, CA - The City of Long Beach is gearing up to host the 6th Annual Ranchos Walk on Saturday, Sept. 14, 2024. This unique urban hike experience invites the community to explore the trail that connects Rancho Los Alamitos and Rancho Los Cerritos. The 9.4-mile scenic route will take participants through the highest points of Long Beach and Signal Hill, including Reservoir Hill, Longview Point at Willow Springs Park, and Hilltop Park in Signal Hill.
This year's Ranchos Walk will have an educational theme, "Step into the Stream of History," which will highlight local water facts. Mayor Rex Richardson expressed his excitement for the event, stating that it encourages the community to come out and explore the city in an active and unique way. He also emphasized that it is a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while reflecting on local history and cityscape.
In addition to the full 9.4-mile hike, there will be shorter route options of 3.5 miles and 6 miles available for those who prefer a less strenuous walk. The walk will end at Rancho Los Cerritos where participants can enjoy music, free refreshments, games, activities, and giveaways. Ranchos Walk merchandise will also be available for purchase.
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Led by the City's Office of Climate Action and Sustainability and supported by various City departments such as Health and Human Services, Public Works, Long Beach Utilities, and Port of Long Beach, this event aims to promote active and safe ways for walkers to explore neighborhoods while discovering historic landmarks and vista points.
Fourth District Councilman Daryl Supernaw expressed his pride in having a portion of the Ranchos Walk journey through his district. He also appreciated how this event provides residents with an opportunity to learn about their local landscape and history.
This year's theme "Step into the Stream of History" will educate walkers about their local watershed, waterways, and historical drinking water system. Participants can access a free audio tour using the izi.TRAVEL app, available for download on Apple and Android devices. Registration for the event is free and can be done online at lbcity.info/rw.
Fifth District Councilwoman Megan Kerr also shared her excitement for the Ranchos Walk, stating that it is a fun and educational way for residents of all ages to explore the city safely. She looks forward to joining in and experiencing nature firsthand with the community. This year, the Fifth District is proud to sponsor the post-walk festivities at Rancho Los Cerritos.
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The Ranchos Walk also aligns with California Pedestrian Safety Month and supports the City's street safety and mobility initiatives such as Walk and Roll Long Beach, which promotes street safety for pedestrians and bicyclists, and Safe Streets Long Beach, an initiative to reduce traffic-related fatalities and injuries in Long Beach by 2026. Additionally, this event supports the City's Long Beach Climate Action Plan by raising awareness of climate resilience challenges through its water theme.
Updates about this year's Ranchos Walk will be shared on lbcity.info/rw as well as on the Office of Climate Action and Sustainability social media pages @lbsustainability on Facebook and Instagram.
The 6th Annual Ranchos Walk is presented by the City of Long Beach in partnership with Walk Long Beach, Rancho Los Cerritos, and Rancho Los Alamitos. It is also sponsored by the Office of Fifth District Councilwoman Megan Kerr, Port of Long Beach, and other supporters. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to explore your city while learning about its history!
This year's Ranchos Walk will have an educational theme, "Step into the Stream of History," which will highlight local water facts. Mayor Rex Richardson expressed his excitement for the event, stating that it encourages the community to come out and explore the city in an active and unique way. He also emphasized that it is a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors while reflecting on local history and cityscape.
In addition to the full 9.4-mile hike, there will be shorter route options of 3.5 miles and 6 miles available for those who prefer a less strenuous walk. The walk will end at Rancho Los Cerritos where participants can enjoy music, free refreshments, games, activities, and giveaways. Ranchos Walk merchandise will also be available for purchase.
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Led by the City's Office of Climate Action and Sustainability and supported by various City departments such as Health and Human Services, Public Works, Long Beach Utilities, and Port of Long Beach, this event aims to promote active and safe ways for walkers to explore neighborhoods while discovering historic landmarks and vista points.
Fourth District Councilman Daryl Supernaw expressed his pride in having a portion of the Ranchos Walk journey through his district. He also appreciated how this event provides residents with an opportunity to learn about their local landscape and history.
This year's theme "Step into the Stream of History" will educate walkers about their local watershed, waterways, and historical drinking water system. Participants can access a free audio tour using the izi.TRAVEL app, available for download on Apple and Android devices. Registration for the event is free and can be done online at lbcity.info/rw.
Fifth District Councilwoman Megan Kerr also shared her excitement for the Ranchos Walk, stating that it is a fun and educational way for residents of all ages to explore the city safely. She looks forward to joining in and experiencing nature firsthand with the community. This year, the Fifth District is proud to sponsor the post-walk festivities at Rancho Los Cerritos.
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The Ranchos Walk also aligns with California Pedestrian Safety Month and supports the City's street safety and mobility initiatives such as Walk and Roll Long Beach, which promotes street safety for pedestrians and bicyclists, and Safe Streets Long Beach, an initiative to reduce traffic-related fatalities and injuries in Long Beach by 2026. Additionally, this event supports the City's Long Beach Climate Action Plan by raising awareness of climate resilience challenges through its water theme.
Updates about this year's Ranchos Walk will be shared on lbcity.info/rw as well as on the Office of Climate Action and Sustainability social media pages @lbsustainability on Facebook and Instagram.
The 6th Annual Ranchos Walk is presented by the City of Long Beach in partnership with Walk Long Beach, Rancho Los Cerritos, and Rancho Los Alamitos. It is also sponsored by the Office of Fifth District Councilwoman Megan Kerr, Port of Long Beach, and other supporters. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to explore your city while learning about its history!
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