<p>Spend a few hours paddling on Beaver Lake with a
park interpreter. Learn the basics of kayaking and enjoy the spring scenery on
the lake, weather permitting. All equipment is provided. Space is limited to 10
people. Bring a bottle of water, insect repellent, and dress for the weather.
Minimum age 9</p>
<p>Why is there a state park
here? Join a park interpreter for a story-telling adventure about how this place
came to be Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area. Discover one of the most
influential spots in the history of Northwest Arkansas and the people that
shaped its destiny along the easy half-mile</p>
<p>Day hiking and
backpacking are great ways to enjoy the natural beauty of Hobbs State Park, including on
our Monument Trails. Did you know the Karst Loop camping area has 6 primitive
campsites available to rent? Keeping
your trip fun, safe and sustainable takes a little pre-planning. Up your hiking</p>
<p>Presenter Jim Warnock will focus on
easy-to-do adjustments you can make in how you pack, what you eat, and how you
care for the most vulnerable parts of your body whether on short hikes or
multi-day backpacking trips. Just for fun, Jim will have a few door prizes that
weigh just 0.4 ounce and</p>
Join a park interpreter for our monthly hike for adults the first
Saturday of each month. Each hike will include healthy outdoor recreation,
sharing some of nature’s secrets, and the opportunity to socialize. Bring a
friend and meet some new ones! Dogs are welcome if they are leashed and not
<p><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Join women empowering women in the outdoors. Lake Chicot State Park is hosting a space where you will make connections to the calm waters, scenic cypress trees, abundant wildlife, and how you belong within its complex web of life. You will have the opportunity to camp in a tent, bike along the</a></p>
<p>Some bumpy, some jumpy and even a little slimy, these cold-blooded creatures play an important role in nature and give us clues to the health of our ecosystem. Interact with live toads, frogs and salamanders,<br />
while learning more about each of them. Make an amphibian-themed craft to take home as well</p>
<p>Did you know that
there are four species of venomous snakes at Hobbs? Learn more about the
lives and behavior of these secretive creatures and how to tell the difference
between them and non-venomous snakes. Make a snake craft! A 15-minute program begins every half hour and visitors that choose to</p>
<p>This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the world of cooking in Dutch ovens. Participants will prepare a simple stew and bread and learn how to use and care for Dutch ovens. Register by calling the park at (870) 983-2684.</p>
Here is your chance to get outdoors with family and friends and start your journey exploring Delta Heritage Trail State Park. Meet at the visitor center for an easy 1-mile hike on a gravel surface trail as we discover the railroad heritage of the trail and explore the natural world. Please wear