Join us for a casual, 2 mile out-and-back hike on the Yellow Rock Loop at Devil's Den State Park, to enjoy the light of the full moon! We will be taking this hike nice and easy, to accommodate anyone who has any interest in experiencing this well-known trail at night, as well as relaxing at the overlook to enjoy the night sky. The trail is frequently traveled, well maintained, and rated as easy to moderate. There are multiple rocky sections, cliff ledges, steep inclines, and uneven surfaces. Grab your headlamp and join us for an after-dark hike!
When: March 3, 6:30 pm. We will be leaving from the North parking lot at Pack Rat AT 6:30pm. Please arrive early!
Where: Pack Rat Outdoor Center, Devil's Den State Park
Most of the Chinese moon names that I’ve chosen for this list originate from either folklore, cultural practices, natural phenomena, or mythology. This one is likely from the natural and environmental beginning of growth. Buds, blossoms, and plant starts begin to break through and show that Spring is once again upon us!
Space is limited to 15 participants!
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