There's something about paddling on a lake under a full moon that makes you feel like you're getting away with something. The city is behind you.
The water is dark and glittering. Your crew is out there with you, paddles dipping quietly, the moon reflecting off the reservoir. Rocky Mountain Paddleboard's Outlaws of the Open Water Full Moon Paddle is exactly that feeling — bottled into two hours on Cherry Creek Reservoir that you will absolutely not stop talking about.
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Rocky Mountain Paddleboard has turned the full moon into a recurring reason to get on the water. The Outlaws of the Open Water paddle is one of their most popular events — and it earns that reputation every single time.
The Setup
You meet at Cherry Creek Reservoir as the sun goes down and the moon comes up. Boards are provided. Experience is not required. What is required is a willingness to be on a lake at night with your people, doing something that most people in Denver have never thought to do.
The paddle itself is guided and relaxed — this isn't a race, it's an experience. You move through the water together, the city lights reflecting in the distance, the full moon overhead, the mountains silhouetted against the sky. It is genuinely one of the most beautiful settings Denver has to offer and almost nobody knows it exists.
Why Night Paddling Hits Different
Everything feels more alive at night on the water. The sounds carry differently. The reflections on the surface are stunning. Your senses sharpen in the best way — you're present in a way that's hard to manufacture during a regular daytime activity.
The group dynamic changes too. There's something about being out on a dark lake together that strips away the small talk and creates real connection. Whether you're doing this with your best friends, your partner, your coworkers, or a group of people you just met at the launch — the Outlaws paddle has a way of bringing people together.
Perfect For Groups
Birthday groups, bachelorette weekends, friend reunions, team outings — the Outlaws of the Open Water paddle works for all of them. It's memorable in the way that only truly unique experiences are. Nobody goes home and says "that was fine." They go home and immediately start texting people about it.
At $35 per person it's also one of the best value group experiences in Denver. You'd pay that for a mediocre dinner and walk away with nothing. You do the Outlaws paddle and you walk away with a story.
👉 Book Outlaws of the Open Water on Batch and grab your spot before the next full moon sells out!
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