This Week in San Diego Hiking – January 29, 2018

Photo: Desert View Trail at William Heise County Park

Hello Hikers!

How is everyone enjoying summer in January? There is a red flag fire warning in effect through today due to high winds, warm temperatures, and low humidity. It looks like temperatures should start dropping around mid-week.

You might want to get up early Wednesday morning to check out the “Super Blue Blood Moon lunar eclipse.” The total eclipse will begin at 4:51 am, reach maximum at 5:29 am, and end at 6:07 am, just in time to head off to work. Check out timeanddate.com for more information.

And in related sky-watching news, Anza Borrego Desert State Park was recently recognized as an “International Dark Sky Park.” The park and neighboring community Borrego Springs (also designated an International Dark Sky Community) have retrofitted light fixtures and switched from bright white lights to amber lights in order to lessen light pollution. This means the park is an outstanding place to visit for stargazing activities.

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Have a good week!

Photo: Wilderness Gardens Preserve