Big Hike: Creepy Crawlies Edition Big Hike: Creepy Crawlies Edition
Big Hike: Creepy Crawlies Edition
Must be a member or member's guest to attend
Overview
Status
Normal
Start Time
Oct 13, 2024 (Sunday)
End Time
Location
Mt. Diablo - See Directions Below -
Category
Standard Event
Club
Urban Diversion
Region
Social Club East Bay
Sharing
All Clubs
Event Host
Brian Low
Max Attendees
20
Max Guests
User Max
Cost Range
$0.00 -
$5.00
Let's go on an epic hike for tarantula mating season at Mount Diablo! Don't worry, it's not dangerous. Ever thought about going on a hike and suddenly finding yourself in an eight-legged love story? During tarantula mating season, those trails are transformed into the ultimate spider singles mixer, with male tarantulas out and about searching for their perfect match. So lace up your boots, keep an eye on the ground, and enjoy the fascinating (and slightly creepy) spectacle of nature's matchmaking in action!
Basic Details:
Big Hike: Creepy Crawlies
We're going to go out on the hunt to find some tarantulas!
Join UD for a unique hike. If we're successful, this will be an aracnaphobes nightmare...
What to Expect:
Picture this: a sunlit hike up Mt. Diablo with the goal of spotting some of nature's most intriguing bachelors—male tarantulas during their mating season. As you trek along the trails, you'll see these gentle giants scurrying about, completely harmless to humans and more interested in finding a lady love than bothering hikers. Their dark, furry bodies stand out against the golden grass, making them easier to spot. So, pack your curiosity and perhaps a camera, because this hike promises a unique and fascinating glimpse into the wild world of tarantula romance.
Event Includes:
A great nature loving host to lead you on a hike and help you spot tarantulas
Picture this: a sunlit hike up Mt. Diablo with the goal of spotting some of nature's most intriguing bachelors—male tarantulas during their mating season. As you trek along the trails, you'll see these gentle giants scurrying about, completely harmless to humans and more interested in finding a lady love than bothering hikers. Their dark, furry bodies stand out against the golden grass, making them easier to spot. So, pack your curiosity and perhaps a camera, because this hike promises a unique and fascinating glimpse into the wild world of tarantula romance.
A great nature loving host to lead you on a hike and help you spot tarantulas 
