HomeRedding Community Hiking Club ~ August Full Moon Walk (Off-Site)

Redding Community Hiking Club ~ August Full Moon Walk (Off-Site)

HomeRedding Community Hiking Club ~ August Full Moon Walk (Off-Site)

Thursday, August 27

8:30 pm - 9:30 pm

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED BELOW AND WILL CLOSE ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 AT 4 PM.

August Full Moon Walk!

Location: Couch Hill Preserve, Redding

7Parking/Gathering Location: To be provided with registration

Start Time: Hike will begin promptly at 8:30 p.m. — arrive at least 10 minutes early

Hike Duration: Approximately 1 hour

Hike Difficulty: Moderate

Guide: Ilona Struzik, Trustee, Redding Land Trust 

Hiking group size: Limited to 20

Why should you go? The name Sturgeon Moon comes from the giant lake sturgeon, an important food staple for the Native Americans in the Great Lakes region. Alternative August names for the August full moon: Flying Up Moon, a Cree term describing the time when young birds learn to fly. Corn Moon, used by the Algonquin and Ojibwe, and Harvest Moon, used by the Dakota. Our walk will promote tuning into nighttime sounds of nature.

Optional: A lunar eclipse will happen starting at 9:23 pm into midnight; hikers can join after the scheduled Moon Walk

Things to Know Before You Go: Feel free to bring a headlamp or flashlight, red light preferred. A limited number of flashlights will be available from the Redding Land Trust. Long sleeves, bug spray, and closed-toe shoes are recommended. Review these hiking tips.  

ABOUT THE REDDING COMMUNITY  HIKING CLUB 

The Redding Community Hiking Club, a collaboration between Redding Land Trust and Mark Twain Library, offers family-friendly, guided hikes in our town’s gorgeous open space. Most hikes are led by trustees from the  Redding Land Trust, Town Trail Tenders, (volunteers who maintain both the Town of Redding and Redding Land Trust preserved properties), along with other community members. Typical hikes focus simply on getting outside to enjoy the benefits of nature, outdoor fitness and opportunities to connect with others in our community, and other hikes have a specific educational component, such as plant identification, geology, history, birding, etc.

Note: Space is limited due to parking restrictions and for group safety. Hikes fill up quickly, so register early to attend.

Upcoming hikes:

September 19 – Photo Walk with Tony Gale, Register Here

By registering for this event, you permit the Mark Twain Library to share your contact information with our community partner, the Redding Land Trust.




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