Escape to the great outdoors on the Capitol Corridor train! In celebration of Earth Day, we’re highlighting some of the urban trails along our route. Here are our top picks for destination trails that can be accessed from Capitol Corridor stations.
More Trails to Explore for Earth Day Along the Capitol Corridor
Wednesday, April 22, is Earth Day. Of course, this year, the day that marks the anniversary of the modern environmental movement looks a little different, as many events have been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic. That, however, is not going to stop us from celebrating! This year, we have put together a list of virtual Earth Day activities so you can still get your fix of nature, learn something new, and play your part in protecting the Earth while protecting each other.
More Virtual Earth Day Activities Along the Capitol Corridor
Post updated March 25, 2020.
The Capitol Corridor may connect Northern California’s most vibrant cities and towns, but did you know lush green nature alongside fresh bodies of water stirring with wildlife can be experienced just steps from some of our stations? Fortunately, state- and federally- protected nature reserves keep many vulnerable habitats a priority amidst all the surrounding urban development. Hop on board the Capitol Corridor for an outdoor adventure that will get you up close and personal with some of the awe-inspiring ecosystems along our route, listed here from south to north.
More Connect with Nature Via the Capitol Corridor
Spring has sprung, and it’s time to enjoy the outdoors at some of April’s liveliest festivals! If you’re a fan of art, culture, beer, or Mother Earth—or, simply put, anything that makes life awesome— you’ll have plenty of fun along the Capitol Corridor this month!
This weekend, celebrate Earth Day, as well as other great exhibits and festivals! View the RFK Train exhibit in San Francisco, celebrate International Children’s Festival in San Jose, and enjoy a day of activities on the UC Berkeley Campus. You can do it all when you take the Capitol Corridor!
