The Flower Moon is all about abundance, named for the explosion of blossoms that fill the fields and forests in May. This full moon lights up a world in full bloom, with wildflowers carpeting the landscape and trees bursting with new leaves. On this hike, you’ll be immersed in the colors and scents of spring, with the Flower Moon casting a soft glow over it all.

There’s something magical about walking through fields of flowers under a full moon, and this hike is a perfect opportunity to soak in nature’s beauty. The Flower Moon invites you to pause, take in the world around you, and appreciate the simple joys of life.

About the Trail:

We’re hiking on an actual trail with hills! Yes, right here in Houston! This is not a paved path, which makes it interesting when you hike back at night, in the dark!

1. Distance: 3-4 miles

2. Pace:  You must be able to hike about 22 minute miles.  We’ll assess the speed

What to Bring:

1. Red Light Headlamp/Flashlight: Using a red light will help preserve your night vision, keep the animals calmer, and reduce shadows. You can find one at Walmart or Academy for cheap!

2. Water: Stay hydrated before, during, and after the hike. Bring water for the hike—carrying it in a backpack is way more comfortable than by hand.

3. Sturdy Shoes: These are dirt trails, and it’s night, so leave the platforms and flip-flops at home. We’ll check shoes before the hike, and inappropriate footwear will need to sit this one out.

4. No Dogs: As much as we love our furry friends, coyotes in the area pose a risk to pets. We’ll be enforcing a no-dog policy.

5. Adults Only: This is an adult social club event, and our night hike is not suitable for kids.

Leave No Trace:

Let’s keep the trails beautiful! Please carry out any trash you bring and, if you’re feeling helpful, grab a shopping bag and pick up litter along the way.

Where to Meet:

NOTE:  Arrive with some time to find parking.

Parking:

Eastern glades. https://maps.app.goo.gl/3THGf1oN6r75TPSc9

Fees:

The hike is free, but there is a $2 parking fee. (Bring some money if you will join us for Dinner afterwards)

Dog-Friendly: 

No, sorry, many events are dog-friendly, but not this time.  There are Coyotes!

After the Hike:  Dinner at Canyon Creek

Let’s grab some dinner or drinks from Canyon Creek just down the street.  Park on the street over there and order at the counter. (RSVP separately)

RSVP required on HTXO website at https://htxoutdoors.com/events/full-moon-hike-27/ For additional info e-mail to [email protected]