Come and discover the majestic fall foliage in Harrison Hills Park on Saturday, October 7 2006 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. We will venture out on a short hour hike observing the different species of trees, looking for Hickories, Maple, Oaks, as well as the unusual, like the Royal Paulowia, Bladdernut and Fringe tree that have been identified in the park. After a short hike through the woods, we will enjoy sampling of Italian meats, cheeses, and breads. Also, in honor of the country Christopher Columbus thought he had found, we'll have an Indian vegetarian dish. The sampling will be at picnic tables in the park next to a pond and we'll have a remote controlled sailboat for use by the Columbus wannabees.

Harrison Hills is an Allegheny County Park with over 500 acres. It is located in Natrona Heights. Take Route 28N to Exit 16. Turn right off of the exit ramp and go about 1 mile until you reach Freeport Road. The park entrance will be less than a mile on your left. Cost $15 Members, $20 Non-Members, $10 Children. For Reservations call Venture Outdoors (412) 255-0564 or visit the website www.ventureoutdoors.org

If you have any questions call Mardelle (724) 224-4102