Humankind has had a long and interesting relationship with the full moon. It has cemented its place in folklore, acted as a signal for farmers and signified the changing of the seasons.
The full moon of October is most commonly known as the Full Beaver Moon.
Spend the evening exploring the wooded hills of North Bend as we traverse the Overlook Trail. We will discuss lore, myth and other nighttime nature fun facts.
Meet the naturalist at the River Run Campground Check-in station at 5:30 PM This is a 1.6-mile hike with easy graded tread.
Make sure to dress appropriately for winter conditions and wear closed toe shoes. Flashlights are recommended.
The event is free and open to the public.
Book NowFor any questions or concerns call North Bend at (304) 643-2931 or email the naturalist at Adam.L.Wissner@wv.gov
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