This enormous cougar-shaped shadow appears only twice each year; One week in March, the other in September – Superstition Mountains, Apache Junction, AZ…
Where and when to view the Superstition Mountains cougar shadow?
- If you want to see this phenomenon in person, head to the vicinity of Superstition Blvd and Goldfield Road in Apache Junction for a relatively unobstructed view.
- Timing is critical. The cougar only appears during the third week of March and September.
- The last 30 minutes before official sunset is prime time for viewing.
Some viewing tips
- There is a wide shoulder on the east side of Goldfield Rd (opposite the homes) where you can pull off to view the cougar and take pictures.
- Check the forecast before you go. The cougar shadow is usually only visible if the western sky (where the sun sets) is free of clouds.
- Be respectful of people who live in the area by keeping music and voices at a low volume. And of course, leave no trace that you were there.
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Been out there before— a while ago. The mountains are pretty nice. You wouldn’t want to go walking around near people around their homes. You can get shot. Some places are rural type rules.
Saw the video. It was good, but now alot of people will go out there during the Spring and Fall equinox.