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San Mateo County blends education and exploration with interactive park tour app

San Mateo County, California – San Mateo County Parks offers a creative approach to discover its natural beauty and historical value through a recently introduced self-guided tour app. This mobile application allows residents and visitors to embark on educational journeys through the parks at their own pace, enhancing their outdoor experience with a wealth of information right at their fingertips.

Accessible to a wide spectrum of park visitors, the free mobile app offers English and Spanish versions. Users can start by just looking for “San Mateo County Parks” straight in their app stores or scanning the QR codes included in promotional items.

Once set up, the app offers ten unique ranger-curated trips, each emphasizing a different facet of the parks within the county. Participants could decide to explore the “Geology of Earthquakes at Sawyer Camp Trail” or learn about the “Reptiles of Edgewood Park & Natural Preserve.”

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Using the app is straightforward and user-friendly. To guarantee a seamless experience, visitors are urged to download their selected tour before getting to the park. Upon arrival, they can start the tour via the app, which will guide them through the trail with clear directions. The app alerts them each time they come to an interesting stop on the trip, which allows them to learn about particular park characteristics at every point while they hike.

Designed to be interesting and educational, the self-guided trips give hikers flexibility to explore large distances and control over their pace. After completing the tour, users can simply exit the app to conserve their phone’s battery life.

San Mateo County Parks wants to increase this digital offering by routinely adding more tours to the app. This program not only supports local residents and visitors in getting closer to the surroundings but also promotes recreational learning.

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Combining technology with the timeless appeal of nature exploration, this new tour app promises an interesting and adaptable approach to find the jewels of San Mateo County’s parks. Whether you are a curious first-time visitor or an experienced naturalist, the app offers a special tool to improve your outdoor experiences.

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