Rancho Mirage Full Moon Hikes
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We offer two different Full Moon Hikes in Rancho Mirage! You will experience the views of our desert mountains in the amazing wash of moonlight and shadows, as well as the urban night lights of the Coachella Valley.
Chuckwalla Trail
This hike goes on the lower portion of the Chuckwalla Trail. This is a family friendly and moderately easy 2-mile hike with 350 feet of elevation gain. The trail is narrow, 2 feet wide and has 1-steep incline with cobbled desert terrain.
Jackrabbit/Bighorn Overlook Trail
This hike goes on the Jackrabbit/Bighorn Overlook trail loop. This is a family friendly and easy 1-mile hike with 200 feet of elevation gain (approximately 1 hour duration). The trail is narrow, 2 feet wide and on cobbled desert terrain.
For complete details and to register for this event, go to:
https://www.desertmountains.org/event/rancho-mirage-full-moon-hikes/
RSVP required. DO NOT RSVP ON FACEBOOK, you must register at the link above. Reservations begin 1 week prior to the event.
Chuckwalla Trail
This hike goes on the lower portion of the Chuckwalla Trail. This is a family friendly and moderately easy 2-mile hike with 350 feet of elevation gain. The trail is narrow, 2 feet wide and has 1-steep incline with cobbled desert terrain.
Jackrabbit/Bighorn Overlook Trail
This hike goes on the Jackrabbit/Bighorn Overlook trail loop. This is a family friendly and easy 1-mile hike with 200 feet of elevation gain (approximately 1 hour duration). The trail is narrow, 2 feet wide and on cobbled desert terrain.
For complete details and to register for this event, go to:
https://www.desertmountains.org/event/rancho-mirage-full-moon-hikes/
RSVP required. DO NOT RSVP ON FACEBOOK, you must register at the link above. Reservations begin 1 week prior to the event.
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Where is it happening?
Rancho Mirage City Hall, Acqua California Bistro, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270, United States
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Host or PublisherFriends of the Desert Mountains
