Fall is here, and it's showing at Cane Creek State Park! Beautiful colors, cool temperatures, and a whole host of creatures scurrying around getting ready for winter! This is the perfect time to try and catch nature in action by taking pictures! Join a park interpreter for a short walk around the
Enjoy some original guitar songs inspired by the stars that light up Mount Magazine State Park's beautiful dark skies as you relax on the lodge terrace!
<p>Learn how to take a more compelling photo that
you want to print and hang on the wall. Tim Johnson will discuss various
aspects of nature photography, including equipment and techniques that help
capture that special photo. Landscapes, waterfalls, birds in flight, the Milky
Way, photo locations and</p>
<p>Join Ginger Pittman,
bat rehabilitator from Clarksville, as she discusses the bats found in Arkansas
and their interesting lives, as well as dispels many of the myths surrounding
these unique creatures. She will also have a live bat to show for educational
purposes.</p>
Whether you know a lot or a little about birds, they're still fun to watch. Arkansas is a temporary home to some interesting and beautiful bird species that migrate here during the winter. Meet a park interpreter at the visitor center to make your very own bird feeder to feed different species of
<div><div><div><div><div><p>Did you know that Benjamin Franklin wanted the National Bird of the United States to be a turkey? Or that a gobbling turkey can be heard from up to a mile away on a quiet day? Come to Cane Creek State Park visitor center to learn more interesting facts about one of Arkansas's largest native birds</p></div></div></div></div></div>
Meet the park interpreters with your favorite Halloween costume on to trick or treat around Camp Area A. We will walk around the camp area and visit campsites that are ready to welcome some of Petit Jean State Park's best outfits of the evening. <br>
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Get outdoors instead of going to stores in celebration of Green Friday! Take a guided hike along the Lake Sylvia Loop Trail to get active after the holiday week. This hike is 0.8-mile, moderate with an incline, and will be taken at a slower pace to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Make sure to bring
Join a park interpreter for an easy 0.5-mile hike along the Cabin Trail. This trail is a great introduction to the history, recreation opportunities, and native flora and fauna of Woolly Hollow State Park! Be sure to wear sturdy shoes and bring water!
<p>When the sun sets, Mount Magazine State Park comes alive with fluttering wings! Join a park interpreter at a glowing moth cloth to meet the hidden pollinators of the night and discover their incredible diversity. Learn how these nighttime visitors keep the park – and your own backyard – thriving.</p>