Take a guided sunrise hike with a park interpreter on the Lake Sylvia Loop Trail! See what interesting plants and wildlife you can find in the early morning! This trail is 0.8 mile and moderate with a slight incline. Make sure to bring water and good hiking shoes.
August is National Water Quality Month! Join a park interpreter to rediscover the importance of water quality, issues facing our water today, and ways you can help protect it for the future.
Join a park interpreter for an evening on the water. Discover the nocturnal side of Pinnacle Mountain State Park from a canoe. Reservations are required; call the visitor center to sign up today and provide life jacket sizes. Canoes hold two adults and one child per boat.
Interested in learning more about the species of flowers, birds, fungi, and more here at Daisy State Park? Join us at the visitor center to discover how to identify the species at the park. We will cover how to use the app iNaturalist, as well as using traditional ID books, as we hike a short
Skyscrapers typically make you think of big cities, but just think of all the people that live and work in those huge buildings. Now consider the towering trees of the forest as sky scrapers. They too host thousands of living things. Join a park interpreter on a short guided hike down the Kingfisher
Learn how to trace the signs of wildlife while creating a fun craft!
National S'mores Day calls for a crackling campfire and that classic combo of gooey marshmallows, rich chocolate, and crisp graham crackers. Join us for a Back-to-School Yummy and "Some More" trivia before the 2025-26 year begins! Treat yourself to the ultimate union of nature, good times, and
Join a park interpreter to learn about the fascinating formation of Pinnacle Mountain. Can you identify the rocks and minerals around you?
<p>Do you like to draw animals, what about plants? Try to draw the flora and fauna found
at Pinnacle Mountain State Park based on clues given by our park interpreter. All materials included. Suggested for youth ages
but not exclusive. Anyone interested in drawing or creating a nature journal is welcome</p>
Interested in trees of Arkansas? Join a park interpreter on this paved trail to discover the natural and cultural history of trees found throughout the state and how wildlife and people use them to survive.