This sounds interesting: Marin Moonshiners Monthly Moonlight Hike.
Experience the sunset and moonrise from beautiful Mt. Tam. This monthly 3 mile hike takes place during the full moon. Enjoy socializing and picnicing by the campfire.
We’ll start hiking near Four Corners, then take a break to eat and toast the sunset and full moon rise. From there we will continue downhill to Muir Beach for a campfire and then a short walk to the Pelican Inn for a brew and some socializing. We’ll carpool up the hill to our cars at 9:00pm.
I’m in favor of any hike which has beer at the end.
Next one is Friday, Oct. 26. Might already be full (there’s a 30-hiker limit) but the RSVP contact is John Bennus at (415) 331-0100
Tennessee Valley in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area / Marin Headlands, on a full moon night, is as magical as it gets. A ranger told me it’s OK to park in the lot and hike on moonlit nights. (Like at the Pinnacles.) Once, at nearly 13,000 ft. in the eastern Sierra range north of Mt. Whitney, the full moon was so bright I could read! And prance and gambol about like a billy goat! Has anyone else experienced a full moon night so high up? I’ve yet to since that night ten years ago.