<p>Water is essential to have available on
your outdoor adventures, whether hiking or biking the trails. Learn how to
figure out how much water you need to take on hikes or rides to avoid
dehydration. Find out methods of purifying water for longer hikes or camping
trips, and in case of an emergency</p>

<p> Come and enjoy biking or hiking the Monument
Trails at Hobbs State Park! We’ll have a fun photo op and trail information
waiting for you at the visitor center. Get the inside scoop on how Wolf Den Trail got its name during a brief 15-minute program that will be offered every
half hour. Come and go</p>

Join a park interpreter for this reader’s theater-style program where you – the audience members – help tell the interesting story of this place right where it happened! We’ll hike the ADA accessible Van Winkle Hollow Trail, an easy 1/2-mile round trip. This program will be both educational and fun

Celebrate National Pollinator Week and learn about our native pollinators—some might even surprise you! Discover how pollinators help bring beauty to our landscapes and help our crops grow in a fun 15-minute program begins every half hour. A pollinator-themed craft will be available to make as well

<p>Spend Father’s Day biking or hiking the Monument Trails at Hobbs State Park! We’ll have a fun photo op and trail information waiting for you at the Monument Trail parking area near the visitor center. Get the inside scoop on how Wolf Den Trail got its name during a brief 15-minute program that will</p>

Spend the evening paddling on Beaver Lake under the moonlight while
guided by a park interpreter. Learn the basics of kayaking, see what’s visible
in the night sky, weather permitting, and enjoy the sounds of the night on the
lake. Meet at the visitor center and then caravan to the launch site. All

Are you an early bird? The Benefield Trail has an overlook that is built for the early birds that enjoy a grand sunrise over Mount Magazine State Park! <p>Head lamps or flashlights, season-appropriate clothes, drinking water, sturdy hiking shoes, bug spray, and sunscreen (although this hike is very</p>

Join a park interpreter and walk like a Morsbach through Mount Magazine State Park's beautiful natural habitat and immerse yourself in a storied past. This mostly wooded hike features some uneven terrain, and a few gradual hills. Season-appropriate clothes, drinking water, sturdy hiking shoes

When you think of a pollinator, what comes to mind? Some of the most effective pollinators are underrated! Join a park interpreter to discover unlikely pollinators of Cossatot River State Park and beyond the state.

Did you know Arkansas is home to 16 species of bats? These often misunderstood creatures of the night contribute to the ecosystem in ways you might take for granted! Join a park interpreter to investigate the life of a bat and ways humans can positively coexist with them.