This members-only event will feature wine and hearty appetizers, and a guest speaker.

Hosted at the Palomares House.

Join local biologist and naturalist Kristen Richardson for a guided walk at Rock Mountain Preserve to celebrate the spring solstice. We'll meet at 8 AM and spend the morning talking about the native plants, pollinators, and other wildlife as we take some time to appreciate the changing seasons. Expect to be back at the cars by 11AM. Participants should bring plenty of drinking water, sturdy shoes, and sun protection.

Guided bird walk with Ken Weaver at our Appleton Preserve. This is a ticketed event.

Lace up your hiking shoes and take in that fresh air with our Canyoneers. These volunteer naturalists have offered free, guided hikes throughout the county since 1973. They're here to help you get to know San Diego County's wild spaces like no one else, whether you join a guided hike or hit the trails on your own time. As always, learn how to be prepared and hike responsibly.

Saturday, April 11, 2026 9 AM | Capacity: 25 people.

This steep, heart-pumping hike is sure to have a fantastic panoramic view.

The Monserate Mountain Trail loop starts out with a steep, heart-pumping, 1200 foot climb. Along the way, you'll find trail markers that represent every 10 stories of the original World Trade Center, placed there for the Fallbrook Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb. This area is home to a wide variety of plant and animal species, including the endangered California gnatcatcher. At the top, enjoy panoramic views of the Peninsular Range to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Head straight back down or hike a loop that rewards you with more great views into the Agua Tibia Mountains. This is a difficult 4-mile hike with an elevation change of 1500 feet. The hike is scheduled from 9 AM–1 PM.

(Fallbrook) From I-15, take Exit 46 (CA-76) east and go 0.7 mile. Turn left on Horse Ranch Creek Rd. and go 1.7 miles (Note that Horse Ranch Creek Rd. turns into Pankey Rd. after crossing Friesian Way). Park along the road at the trailhead. If you reach Stewart Canyon Rd. you have gone too far. No facilities. (GPS N33.36585, W117.15925)

Register online to claim your spot!

Enjoy a guided Earth Day walk with Susan at our Los Jilgueros Preserve.

Join us in Fallbrook for a cool movie night celebrating trees and the heroes who protect them!

Join us for this special premiere at the historic Mission Theatre as we honor the tree heroes who helped make Fallbrook the Village of Trees.

For more than 30 years, ordinary citizens in an unincorporated town did something extraordinary.

They planted trees. Thousands of them.

Fallbrook - A Village of Trees and Tree Heroes tells the story of how a small group of neighbors transformed their town into a living canopy, preserving it's rural character and proving that civic particpation still matters.

This film honors the volunteers, visionaries, and quiet leaders who planted trees they knew they might never sit beneath. It is a story of stewardship, gratitude, and legacy. And of the next generation now called to carry it forward.

Following the screening, stay for a brief conversation with filmmakers and community leaders.

Check out the trailer on Youtube and buy tickets below!

Every year, Rally for Children members along with community and school volunteers, organize a FREE event called Arts in the Park. Activities include drama, music, dance, and arts and crafts. Community children perform dance and music, get creative making masks, painting book bags, murals, making walking sticks, and much more.

Fallbrook Land Conservancy hosts a craft table at this event.

Guided bird walk with Ken Weaver at our Appleton Preserve. This is a ticketed event.

Meet at Los Jilgueros Preserve - S. Mission Rd, Fallbrook, CA 9202

Each quarter, the District sponsors a ½ mile walk, guided by the Fallbrook Land Conservancy. Designed to be easy and with no steep hills, these walks are perfect for all fitness levels, offering a simple way to stay active, connect with others, and enjoy a refreshing mental break.

For any questions, contact Fallbrook Regional Health District at (760) 731-9187 or email hello@fallbrookhealth.org. 

Enjoy a guided tour of our native plant garden at the Palomares House.

The Healthy Living Faire is a fantastic opportunity to visit with more than 30 health-minded businesses and organizations that will be showcasing their products and services, as well as providing general health and wellness information.

Located in downtown Fallbrook between Alvarado and Hawthorne Streets, alongside the Fallbrook Farmer’s Market.

Stargazing Among the Vines | An evening of connection and conservation with our friends at @fallbrookland

Join us for a night centered on community, education, and the beauty of Fallbrook’s dark night sky. We’ll gather in the vineyard for thoughtful talks, telescope viewing, and wines made from grapes we farm organically and regeneratively. Proceeds will support @fallbrookland and the FLC Dark Sky Committee’s work to protect and preserve local land.

The Rotary Club of Fallbrook and the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce present a 4th of July drone show.

Since 2013, the Fallbrook Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb, honoring the memory of 343 firefighters killed when the twin towers collapsed, has been held here at Monserate Mountain.  The FLC is proud to host this event, which is organized by the North County Fire Protection District.

In 2018, eighteen trail markers were installed on two trails to provide safety and location points for hikers.

In an emergency, call 9-1-1 and inform the dispatcher that you are on the Monserate Mountain Trail in Fallbrook and provide them with the alphanumeric posted on the nearest trail marker. This is the fastest way for rescue services to find you.

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The trail markers A1 – A11 also represent every 10 floors of the former World Trade Center's twin towers, honoring the fallen first responders who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001 and all those dedicated to saving the lives of others.  The markers are a combined project of Troop 718 Eagle Scout candidate Joseph Greenwood, the North County Fire Protection District, Palomar College Geographic Information Systems program, Fallbrook Village Rotary and the Fallbrook Land Conservancy.

​​​​​​​Dinwiddie Preserve, but Meet at Palomares House - 1815 S. Stage Coach Lane​​​​​​​

Each quarter, the District sponsors a ½ mile walk, guided by the Fallbrook Land Conservancy. Designed to be easy and with no steep hills, these walks are perfect for all fitness levels, offering a simple way to stay active, connect with others, and enjoy a refreshing mental break.

For any questions, contact Fallbrook Regional Health District at (760) 731-9187 or email hello@fallbrookhealth.org. 

The festivities will begin at 11 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. at the historic Palomares House and Park on Stage Coach Lane.

The public is invited to come enjoy this annual community event while eating a barbecue lunch, perusing auction/raffle items, and enjoying live music.

Activities include a silent auction and a raffle, wild animal encounters, nature exhibits and an authentic covered-wagon ride. An upgraded Kids Corral also features new games and hands-on activities.