Join the park interpreter to participate in one of the greatest shows nature has to offer: the dancing of fireflies in North America. Partake in hiking throughout the park and enjoying a popular activity of American youth, catching fireflies. There are over 200 species within the United States, but
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> When is the last time you stopped to watch a bird land in a tree? What about stopped to smell a cedar tree? Join a park interpreter to spend time outdoors and use all of your senses on an easy hike on the 1/2-mile paved Wildflower Garden Trail. Wear comfortable shoes.
Join a park interpreter at the trailhead to hike the Dam Mountain Trail to explore how fire, often misunderstood as purely destructive, plays a vital role in shaping the Ouachita Forest. You’ll discover how fire supports biodiversity, benefits wildlife, and maintains forest health. This thought
Join a park interpreter for this guided hike along the Dam Mountain Trail that uncovers the hidden stories written in stone. Discover how ancient oceans, rising mountains, and the forces of erosion shaped the landscape of Lake Catherine State Park. This hands-on program is perfect for ages 10 and up
Are you looking for a healthy way to start your morning? Join a park
interpreter on a leisurely morning stroll on the Heritage & Habitat Trail
to enjoy the nature that Bull Shoals-White River State Park offers! Make sure
to wear appropriate shoes and bring plenty of water!
<p>Join us for an unforgettable evening as we glide across the quiet waters of Lake Catherine under the glow of moonlight and stars. "Glow on the Go" is a guided night paddle that offers a peaceful escape into the sights and sounds of the park after dark. As our kayaks illuminate the water, we’ll</p>
Just as humans live in different types of houses, birds live in different types of nests! Join a park interpreter to find out which birds live in what nests and how those nests compare to our own style of home.
Crawfish, minnows, and variety of insects, there is an entire world of its own in the creek. Join a park interpreter to walk along a section of Lee Creek to observe the organisms that live there. Wear shoes you wouldn’t mind getting wet.
One of the best ways to enjoy the lake is from inside a kayak! Whether it's paddling along the shoreline or exploring quiet coves, the beauty of the lake is worth a look. Flatwater kayaks, paddles, and lifejackets are provided. No previous paddling experience is necessary. Your guide will
Introduce yourself to the beautiful world of solo kayaking. A certified guide will instruct you on all the skills needed to safely navigate the beautiful still waters of Lake Sylvia. Instruction includes choosing and wearing a life jacket, entering and exiting the kayak, and paddling skills in the