Lower Lake’s Six Sigma Ranch Schedules Four-Mile Guided Hike for November 7
Lake County’s official tourism calendar lists a two-hour, four-mile guided hike at Six Sigma Ranch on Saturday, November 7, 9–11 a.m. Meet at the tasting room at 13372…
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