We left the USF campus at around 1:00 in the afternoon. We arrived in San Pedro Valley Park at around 1:40pm. At the park, the weather was cold but there were some sun. We started our hike and went to Riparian river where we observed a handful of native plants. We saw three different genus species of Trillium that were by each other. We kept on going with the hike, which took about two hours. We encountered many native plants on the way up and when we finally got to the top, it started to drizzle. Unfortunately it started pouring, so this hike was definitely the most challenging (traumatizing). However, this park was definitely a good place to observe native California plants.
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