When the full moon rises over Lime Hollow, the trails take on a life of their own. The trees whisper, the frogs croak warnings, and if you listen closely, you just might hear the skitter of something… not quite squirrel.

Join us for a nighttime hike through the forest, where we’ll tune our senses to the natural—and maybe the unnatural—world around us. It’s salamander season, so keep your eyes on the trail (and your boots out of the puddles), and don’t be surprised if you spot more than just amphibians lurking in the underbrush.

And who knows? The Truxton Beast is said to be most active under the full moon. Could tonight be the night we finally catch a glimpse of those glowing eyes in the dark? 👀

This guided hike is:
🧟‍♀️ Moderately strenuous with some elevation (no running from cryptids, please)
⏳ 60–75 minutes long, depending on how many times we stop to investigate mysterious rustlings
💸 Pay what you can (minimum $1); no one turned away

Come for the moonlight, stay for the monsters. 🌕