<p>If bats could speak (or sing the Bad Rap Bat Rap), what would they tell us? A park interpreter will help “interpret” bats at this tabletop. Find out more about these misunderstood creatures at Hobbs State Park, including some that are endangered, and how we can help bats everywhere. A 15-minute</p>

Clouds are part of our atmosphere and have a big
impact, whether for good or bad, on us and our environment. Discover more about
these “puffballs” in the sky and other weather-related phenomena from a park
interpreter, including how to be safe from storms while enjoying the outdoors.
Learn about

Spend the early morning paddling on Beaver Lake
while guided by a park interpreter. We will learn the basics of paddling and
enjoy the sunrise on the lake. Meet at the visitor center and then caravan to the launch site. All
equipment is provided. Space is limited to 10 people. Bring a bottle of

Test your knowledge of the symbols of Arkansas. Some are easy, and others you probably have never heard of. Did you know we have a state soil and a state beverage? Join a park interpreter to discover some of the symbols of Arkansas. A 15-minute program will start every half hour. Come and go as you

Join our park interpreters and spend the morning exploring beautiful
Beaver Lake while learning the basics of kayaking. Meet at the visitor center and then caravan to the launch site. All
equipment is provided. Space is limited to 10 people. Bring a bottle of water,
insect repellent, and dress for

<p>Join one of our own Hobbs State Park staff, Park
Ranger Fred Sutton, as he discusses why prescribed fire is a valuable tool for maintaining
healthy forests, and the work that goes into planning and implementing a
successful burn.<b></b></p>

<p>Find out where you can access the lake
from within the park for your next fishing adventure and discover the common
fish species in Beaver Lake. Children of all ages can see how well they
can cast by playing a fun fishing game and take home a beginning fishing guide.
A 15-minute program will start</p>

Hike along this easy 0.5-mile trail and enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of the forest before the heat of the day. This guided hike will encourage you to slow down and truly experience the forest. We will use our senses to identify birds, plants, trees and insects all along the way. Meet at the

<p>This tree was once a very important part
of the Ozark forest, until it was almost wiped out by the chestnut blight. Find
out more about this amazing tree and what folks are doing to save it. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A 15-minute
program will start every half hour. Come and go as you please.</a></p>

<p>Before or after your bike ride or hike,
stop by a tabletop at the Monument Trail parking lot by the visitor center and
visit with a park interpreter about trail etiquette, outdoor safety, and Leave
No Trace. A 15-minute program will start every half hour. Come and go as you
please.<b></b></p>