Nature lovers in San Antonio now have a new way to experience the great outdoors.
The Cibolo Center for Conservation is launching monthly night hikes for adults and kids.
“We feature a family nature walk geared towards families with children and less of a hike. The night hikes for adults are more of a hike at a slightly longer distance," spokesperson Frances M. Sanchez told KSAT.
The family walks and night hikes will be held on two separate days from April until November.
The events are meant to expose people to local nocturnal wildlife, like moths, fireflies, owls, and bats, on the 1 mile journey.
The events are being capped at 30 people taken in groups of 10 to ensure social distancing while maintaining a "moderate hiking pace."
Hikers are asked to wear a face mask when in proximity to other guests, and must bring their own flashlights and water bottles.
Tickets for the events are $8 for members and $10 for nonmembers, and people can register at the center's website.
The next family nature walk is Friday, but it's currently sold out. Next month's family nature walk will be May 28 while the next adult night hike will be May 15.
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