<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>

Join Rosie Timmerman, a county forester for the Arkansas Department of
Agriculture: Forestry Division, for an engaging and hands-on tree
identification class, where you'll learn to recognize and distinguish various
tree species by their leaves, bark, and overall characteristics. Whether you're
a

Join a park interpreter to get acquainted with our resident snakes and learn about the many snakes of the area. Paint your very own wooden snake to take home!

Have you ever imagined the world from the perspective of a bug? Join a park interpreter as we slow down and observe the smaller elements in the landscape – you never know what you might find! This trail is 0.5-mile round trip rated easy to moderate.

Explore the underwater world of the Cossatot River with a park interpreter! Snorkel in search of macroinvertebrates and learn how to assess water health based on our finds. All supplies provided. Dress water ready!

Join a park interpreter for an evening exploration into the mysterious world of owls that inhabit Devil's Den State Park year-round. We'll begin at the amphitheater discussing about these nocturnal birds of prey. As night falls, we'll embark on a 1.5-mile guided hike though the Ozark Forest, calling

Join a park interpreter to create your own animal track soap! We'll discuss different tracks you may find in the park and how to identify them. All supplies provided. No registration required.

For many animals at Lake Ouachita State Park, a game of hide and seek can be the difference between life and death! Hike with a park interpreter along the ½-mile Dogwood Trail to put your seeking skills to the test and learn more about the tricks animals use to hide. Please wear appropriate hiking

Did you know Lake Ouachita State Park is home to superheroes? From night-vision to superhuman hearing, nocturnal animals have powers that are out of this world! Join a park interpreter to discover what makes the nocturnal adaptations of animals like deer, owls, and bats so special.

<p>Join a park interpreter for a guided hike along the iconic War Eagle Creek Trail. This 1.5-mile looped trail features an overlook of the War Eagle Creek and the opportunity to experience the forests of Withrow Springs State Park. Be sure to wear sturdy footwear and bring water.</p><br>