easy
2–3 hours
Participants should have basic fitness to maintain balance and paddle gently for a couple of hours. No advanced endurance required.
Join Rocky Mountain Paddleboard for an unforgettable Full Moon Paddle in Longmont, Colorado. Experience peaceful waters illuminated by moonlight and create lasting memories in this unique nighttime adventure.
Experience the magic of a full moon night on the tranquil waters near Longmont, Colorado with Rocky Mountain Paddleboard’s Full Moon Paddle - Barefoot. This unique, private adventure invites you to glide silently across the shimmering lake under the glow of a brilliant moon, creating unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Whether you’re paddling solo, with family, or with friends, the peaceful night setting offers a rare chance to connect with nature in a calm and intimate environment. No prior paddleboarding experience is necessary, making this an accessible and enchanting outing for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike. As the gentle water ripples beneath you and the stars twinkle above, you’ll find yourself immersed in a serene and almost otherworldly atmosphere, perfect for reflection and quiet celebration. In addition to the paddle itself, Rocky Mountain Paddleboard ensures your safety and enjoyment with expert guidance and high-quality equipment. Evening temperatures can be cool, so dressing in layers is advised to remain comfortable throughout this magical excursion. The nearby natural surroundings bring occasional sightings of local wildlife, enhancing the experience. This full moon paddle offers a rare opportunity to see Colorado’s beauty from a fresh perspective when the water and sky sparkle together in perfect harmony.
Evenings can get chilly on the water, so bring layers to stay warm before and after your paddle.
Protect your skin while preserving the lake’s ecosystem by choosing reef-safe sunscreen.
Observe animals quietly from a distance to avoid disturbing the natural habitat during your paddle.
Carry a small waterproof light or headlamp for safety when returning to shore after dark.
The Longmont area has a rich farming history and was settled in the late 19th century, with waterways historically used for irrigation and transportation.
Local groups work to protect Longmont’s waterways by encouraging low-impact recreation and promoting shoreline habitat restoration.
Keeps you warm during cool evening paddles, especially as temperatures drop after sunset.
fall specific
Provides visibility and safety when paddling after dark or moving on shore.
Protects your feet and provides grip while maintaining a barefoot feel on the paddleboard.
summer specific
Protects skin without harming the lake’s aquatic ecosystem, essential even on cooler evenings.
spring specific