Black Hills Moon Walk 2026 Glow-in-the-Dark Pin

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Glow-in-the-dark collectible lapel pin for the 2026 Black Hills Moon Walk season. A beaver swims beneath a crescent moon and a Black Hills skyline, and the moon, stars, and lettering glow after dark. Part of the annual Moon Walk pin series, with a new design every year.

  • Round die-cut enameled metal pin in navy and antique gold
  • Glow-in-the-dark moon, stars, and Black Hills Moon Walk lettering
  • Dated 2026, a one-year-only design
  • Butterfly-clutch backing
  • Proceeds support the Black Hills National Forest and other BHPFA partner parks and forests

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Description

About this pin

This is the 2026 edition of the Black Hills Moon Walk pin. The design shows a beaver swimming across a moonlit pond with the Black Hills rising behind it, under a crescent moon and a scatter of stars. It is done in navy enamel with antique gold linework, and the moon, the stars, and the Black Hills Moon Walk lettering glow in the dark once they have caught some light. A nice touch for a pin that celebrates an after-dark program.

Each season gets its own design, so the 2026 beaver is unique to this year. Round die-cut enameled metal with a standard butterfly-clutch backing.

About the Moon Walk program

The Moon Walk program has run in the Black Hills National Forest every summer since 1996. On Saturday evenings near the full moon, June through September, rangers and naturalists lead short interpretive hikes to sites across the forest. Locations change through the season, and past walks have covered fire lookout towers, beaver ponds, cave entrances, and Black Hills mining history. The walks are free, family friendly, and need no registration. If you want to go, see this season’s Moon Walk schedule.

Specifications

  • Construction: round die-cut enameled metal
  • Finish: navy enamel with antique gold linework
  • Feature: glow-in-the-dark moon, stars, and lettering
  • Backing: butterfly clutch (standard pin back)
  • Year: 2026 (one-year-only design)

Who is this for?

If you have been on a Moon Walk this is a small record of the year you went, and the glow detail makes it a fitting one. If you collect the series, the 2026 beaver adds a new design to the set. It also makes an easy gift for someone who spends time in the Black Hills. Small, light, and easy to pack.

Frequently asked questions

Does it really glow in the dark?
Yes. The moon, the stars, and the Black Hills Moon Walk lettering are photoluminescent. Give them a little light first and they glow afterward.

Is each year a different design?
Yes. The 2026 pin has its own beaver design and is dated 2026. Once a year sells out it is not reprinted.

Can I attend a Moon Walk?
Yes. The walks are free and open to the public with no registration. See the Moon Walk schedule and details for this season’s dates and locations. Walks run Saturday evenings near the full moon, June through September.

Does buying this support the National Forest?
Yes. Black Hills Parks & Forests Association is the nonprofit partner of the Black Hills National Forest. Proceeds from the Moon Walk pins and other purchases go back into the forest, helping fund the interpretation, education, and stewardship work that programs like the Moon Walks are part of.

More from the Black Hills National Forest

Every purchase makes a difference

When you shop with Black Hills Parks & Forests Association, you are directly funding:

  • Education programs: nature workshops, Junior Ranger activities, and homeschool adventures for kids across the Black Hills
  • Trail maintenance: keeping hiking trails safe and accessible at Wind Cave, Jewel Cave, and the Black Hills National Forest
  • Visitor services: park store operations, interpretive programs, and the staff who help millions of visitors each year
  • Conservation: supporting the long-term health of public lands in the Black Hills and Nebraska

BHPFA is the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service in the Black Hills region. We have supported these public lands since 1946.

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Additional information

Weight 1 oz
Brand

L.W. Bristol Classics

Material

Die-cut enameled metal, glow-in-the-dark