Join the scavenger hunt to find heritage trees in Menlo Park
Menlo Park’s first annual heritage tree tag scavenger hunt starts September 1 and runs through September 22.
Nineteen tags have been placed next to beautiful heritage trees throughout the City to help raise awareness of the City’s urban forest.
Join in the fun and search for heritage tree tags hidden in your neighborhood park. It’s a fantastic opportunity to explore, learn, and connect with nature!
Activity rules
- Use the interactive heritage tree tag map or grab a flyer at one of the pickup locations to get a map of where you can find each heritage tree tag.
- The scavenger hunt is open to all City of Menlo Park residents.
- Submissions must be received by Sept. 22 to be included in the drawing, one submission per household.
Submittal forms
- The electronic form will be available online starting on Sept. 1.
Flyer pick-up and drop off locations
- Main Library Help Desk (800 Alma St.)
- City Hall Lobby (701 Laurel St.)
- Belle Haven Library (100 Terminal Ave.)
Learn more about Menlo Park’s trees, consulting with our arborist and more here.
Elizabeth Feinler September 01, 2025 at 2:03 pm
My trees at 396 barton way were well grown trees when I moved in in 1966. Neighbors said they were planted in the 40s when the tract was built. The Arborist said they are Siberian Elms.