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SUMMARY:Andreas Canyon Trail
DESCRIPTION:Description: Explore this 1.0-mile loop trail in historic Indian Canyons. You will pass some great picnic areas as you hike along Andreas Creek. We begin the hike at Andreas Creek near the grinding stone. Keep your eyes out for the interesting red rock formations above the oasis-like vegetation on your right during the first half of the trail. We will loop up to a desert-like terrain overlooking Andreas Creek. Stay alert for friendly and unfriendly critters. \nOverview: This easy hike (Rating below 50) is generally suitable for anyone who enjoys walking. Mostly level or with a slight incline. \nTime: 9:00AM – 12:00PM \nDifficulty: Easy. For more information about the Difficulty Rating: Shenandoah Hiking Difficulty Scale \nDistance: 1.0 miles \nElevation Gain: 175 feet (equals 17 flights of stairs) \nTerrain/Obstacles: Wash and uneven terrain. \nRequirements: Minimum 2 liters of water and a snack\, Closed-toe shoes\, No dogs allowed \nRecommended: Bring your picnic lunch as we will return by way of the picnic tables and restrooms. Sunscreen\, Hat\, Hiking poles\, Long sleeve shirt \nMeeting Location: We will be meeting at the turnout for buses and horse trailers right before the main entrance to Indian Canyons. The address is 38520 South Palm Canyon Drive\, Palm Springs\, CA 92264.  NOTE: There is a per person entrance fee to enter the Indian Canyons Aqua Caliente Reservation. UTM Coordinates: 33.738381\, -116.536843 \nA suggested non-refundable donation of $10.00 per person is appreciated and encouraged to support our volunteer programs. \nReservations: Ticket reservations begin 2 weeks prior to the event and will be published at that time. 
URL:https://www.desertmountains.org/event/andreas-canyon-trail/
LOCATION:Indian Canyons\, 38520 South Palm Canyon Drive\, Palm Springs\, California\, 92264
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SUMMARY:Full Moon Hike at the Indio Badlands Trail
DESCRIPTION:Description: Strap on your hiking boots for a family-friendly full moon hike on the first mile of the Indio Badlands Trail. As we embark on this hike\, the moonlight casts enchanting shadows on the desert terrain. The sky will be brilliantly lit up for the desert creatures to be scurrying about. \nOverview: This easy hike (Rating below 50) is generally suitable for anyone who enjoys walking. Mostly level or with a slight incline. \nTime: 7:00PM – 9:00PM \nDifficulty: Easiest (Rating: 40); For more information about the Difficulty Rating: Shenandoah Hiking Difficulty Scale \nDistance: 2 miles \nElevation Gain: 150 feet \nTerrain & Obstacles: This out and back trip will include getting up onto the ridge. \nRequirements: Bring 1-2 liters of water\, Closed-toe shoes. \nRecommended: Flashlight\, hiking poles \nMeeting Location: Meet at the Indio Hills Badlands Trailhead\, 42000 Golf Center Parkway\, Indio\, CA 92203 UTM Coordinates: 33.744235\, -116.199386 \nA suggested non-refundable donation of $10.00 per person is appreciated and encouraged to support our volunteer programs. \nTickets will go on sale two weeks prior to the event. \n 
URL:https://www.desertmountains.org/event/full-moon-hike-at-the-indio-badlands-trail/
LOCATION:Indio Badlands Trailhead\, 42000 Golf Center Pkwy\, Indio\, CA\, 92203
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SUMMARY:Palm Desert Full Moon Hikes (NEW!)
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to announce Full Moon Hikes in Palm Desert! There will be four different hikes offered\, please read each description carefully and select the trail best for your skill level. \nHomestead Trail: (MODERATE; for Experienced Hikers) This hike has full moon shadows beginning with the Homestead Trailhead\, to the Hopalong Cassidy Trail\, as you descend the moon will be hidden behind the mountainside on the way to the Gabby Hayes Trail and to Cahuilla Hills Park and returning to Homme Adams Park. The elevation is 500-feet. This is a 2.2-mile loop trail on sandy uneven desert terrain for an experienced hiker to enjoy. IMPORTANT: 25% of the trail is in the dark\, must bring a headlamp and hiking poles are recommended. \nCahuilla Hills and Fox Canyon: (EASY; for Beginner Hikers) The hike begins at the Homestead trailhead to Cahuilla Hills Park. We exit the Park heading north by Fox Canyon where we will loop back to the Gabby Hayes trail and return to check-in. Elevation is 250-feet. This is a 2.1-mile lollipop trail on a sandy uneven desert terrain. \nCahuilla Hills and Gabby Hayes: (EASY; for Beginner Hikers) We begin the hike at the Homestead trailhead to Cahuilla Hills Park. At the tennis courts we turn left to the Gabby Hayes Trail and loop back through the park. Returning to check-in. Elevation is 200-feet. This is a 1.75-mile lollipop trail on a sandy uneven desert terrain. \nMoon Walk at Homme Adams Park: (EASIEST; for any Hiker) This is an easy stroll in the moonlight and listen to the quiet nighttime desert. This is a 1.0-mile loop walk on a sandy uneven track with some cobble. This walk is easy for all family members and persons with limited mobility. \nTime: 7:00PM (All hikes begin at 7PM and range in length) \nRequirements: Bring 1-2 liter of water per person\, and wear close-toed shoes. \nMeeting Location: All hikes check in at the Homestead Trailhead; UTM Coordinates: 33.709048\, -116.398609 \nFor more information contact Friends of the Desert Mountains at 760-568-9918. \nA suggested non-refundable donation of $10.00 per person is appreciated and encouraged to support our volunteer programs. \nTickets will go on sale one week prior to the event.
URL:https://www.desertmountains.org/event/palm-desert-full-moon-hikes-new/
LOCATION:Homme Adams Park\, 72500 Thrush Road\, Palm Desert\, CA\, 92260\, United States
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SUMMARY:Star Gazing Under A Desert Full Moon
DESCRIPTION:While the brilliant moonlight means the faintest\, most distant galaxies will take a back seat tonight\, it opens the door to a completely different astronomical spectacle. Our volunteer astronomers will turn their high-powered telescopes toward the Moon itself to explore its dramatic craters\, mountain peaks\, and ancient lava plains in stunning detail. You will enjoy a quiet\, cool desert evening above the urban lights. Sorry no dogs allowed near the telescopes. \nBring 1-liter water. RSVP is required. Check-in at the hike table at the Homestead Trail. View map/UTM coordinates for directions to trailhead location: 33.709048\, -116.398609 \nPLEASE NOTE: CHECK WEATHER BEFORE DEPARTING\, THIS EVENT WILL BE CANCELED FOR HEAVY CLOUD COVER\, WIND OR RAIN. \nFor more information contact Friends of the Desert Mountains 760-568-9918. \nA suggested nonrefundable donation of $10.00 per person is appreciated and encouraged to support our volunteer programs. \n 
URL:https://www.desertmountains.org/event/star-gazing-under-a-desert-full-moon-3/
LOCATION:Homme Adams Park\, 72500 Thrush Road\, Palm Desert\, CA\, 92260\, United States
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