5 Safe ways You Can practice social distancing during the coronavirus outbreak
Stay Safe & Have Fun
With big attractions being shut down, kids home from school and restaurants closing their doors, it’s hard to not get stir crazy. Enjoy this opportunity to connect with the people closest to you and take a deep breath to recenter.
If you aren’t part of a high risk group, you may want to consider getting outside in safe ways. If you feel good about exploring outside, below are some ideas to help.
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Tips To Stay Well
1. Wash your hands frequently. All health care experts agree that frequently washing your hands is one of the most effective defenses against the Coronavirus.
2. Keep your hands away from your face.
3. Limit your exposure to groups of people and try to keep at least a 6 foot separation between you and others.
Ride the Trails
A great way to practice social distancing is by exploring the desert on your 4x4. Arizona Oasis is next to hundreds of miles of trails — perfect for having a good time and getting out of the house.
Look for Wildflowers
With the spring rains, the desert is beginning to bloom! Look for sand verbena, lupines, dune primroses, desert dandelions and more.
Take a trail that isn’t highly trafficked and enjoy being safe outside.
Enjoy the Beach
Go for a swim in the Colorado River, dip your toes in the water or lay out on the beach!
Remember, keep a distance of 6 feet between you and any other guests.
Look for Wildlife
Head just 35 minutes down the road to Cibola Wildlife refuge and spot desert animals and birds.
Take Canada Goose Drive, the one mile Nature Trail, or visit Cibola Lake to watch for birds. Many of the trails remain open, but check before you go. Get more details here.
Have a Campfire
Bring your marshmallows and chocolate, it’s time for a campfire! Head down to the beach and enjoy sitting by the fire.
Check out this blog post if you want s’more creativity in your life!
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