5/5 Tiffany F. 6 months ago on Google
This
is
my
happy
place!!!
βΊοΈ
At
2,104
feet
above
sea
level,
the
hike
is
challenging
but
absolutely
worthwhile,
and
the
views
are
so
incredible!!!
Feels
like
being
out
in
the
desert
even
though
it's
right
in
town.
The
hills
block
a
lot
of
traffic
noise,
and
sometimes
I
take
off
my
earphones
just
to
listen
to
the
silence
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Also,
there
is
a
lot
of
wildlife
in
this
park.
So
far
I've
seen
a
dead
raccoon
(!),
bats,
kangaroo
rats,
rock
squirrels,
chipmunks,
cottontails,
quail,
roadrunners,
and
of
course,
SCORPIONS!!!
They
usually
only
come
out
at
night
during
summer
(they
hibernate
in
winter),
and
I
enjoy
carrying
a
black
light
flashlight
to
observe
them
-
and
also
to
know
where
they
are
so
I
can
keep
a
respectful
distance!
π
One
time
not
five
feet
away
from
me,
two
javelinas
emerged
from
a
culvert
and
commenced
climbing
the
hill.
There
are
also
rattlesnakes,
coyotes
and
birds
of
prey
in
this
area
so
a
lot
to
watch
out
for!
During
warmer
weather
(April-October),
please
make
sure
to
bring
a
lot
of
water,
as
people
often
underestimate
the
heat
and
end
up
in
trouble.
To
avoid
the
hot
sun
in
the
summer,
people
flock
to
the
park
around
sunset
so
I
feel
perfectly
safe
climbing
the
hill
alone,
even
at
night.
One
more
thing:
most
park
restroom
stalls
have
no
doors,
apparently
for
children's
safety.
The
restrooms
are
locked
at
5,
6
and
7
so
if
you
don't
find
one
open
before
7
pm,
keep
looking.
Update:
last
year
I
saw
0
snakes.
This
year,
so
far
I've
seen
at
least
4!
One
of
them
was
a
rattler.
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