Paddle on Cravath Under the Hunter’s Moon


There’s something pretty magical about being on the water after sunset… and we’re taking advantage of it with Moonlight on Cravath: A Community Paddle!

What’s a Hunter’s Moon?
The Hunter’s Moon is the traditional name for the full moon that follows the Harvest Moon. It typically rises around sunset, making for a beautiful, bright autumn evening—and the perfect inspiration for a moonlight paddle!

Saturday, October 24
Cravath Lakefront Park
Check-in: 5:15 PM | Paddle: 5:30–7:00 PM

Bring your own kayak or canoe — a limited number of canoes/kayaks will be available!
Life jackets are required
Glow sticks & boat lights are encouraged
FREE EVENT — Pre-registration required! www.wwparks.org. The program is listed under Special Events Tab. Choose program registration, special events, Cravath Moonlight Paddle. If you do not have an account with the Parks and Recreation Department you will need to set one up in order to register.

Decorate your boat, grab some glow sticks, bundle up and join us for a fall evening on Cravath Lake unlike anything we’ve done before!

The lake. The moonlight. Your kayak. Let’s paddle!

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