Join a park interpreter for a scenic kayak tour along the White River as we observe flora and fauna of the Ozarks. Meet at the state park trout dock for a quick introduction to kayaking before departure. All gear is provided. Wear clothing that can get wet and water shoes or sandals. Please bring a
Bring your bike and ride the scenic Trotting Fox Trail with a park interpreter. Learn trail etiquette and tips for safe biking while exploring the beauty of nature. Helmets are required.
Do you know the 7 principles of Leave No Trace? Join a park interpreter to make your very own artwork and learn about the different ways we can help keep our park clean and healthy for other visitors and the critters that live here. All supplies provided. No registration required. #GSLoveStateParks
Do you know the rule of 3? Join a park interpreter and learn basic fire-starting skills, orienteering, and more! No registration required. #GSLoveStateParks <br>
Join a park interpreter in the classroom as we investigate the life of an owl. Explore the various species of owls found in Arkansas, their diet and how they play a key role in the ecosystem. This is a fascinating hands-on activity for all ages! No registration required. #GSLoveStateParks
Get creative and learn about bats through arts! Join a park interpreter to color, cut, and assemble your own bat using crayons and paper. All materials provided.
Did you know you can visit the actual spot of nine of our most famous diamond finds? Find shovels placed throughout the search area to learn about these spectacular gems and take a selfie with the famous find shovels! This activity takes place in the search area so paid admission is required. Wear
<p>Perseverance of life at Mount
Magazine State Park should be music to your ears! Girl Scouts, in celebration of Girl Scouts Love State Parks, let a park interpreter share
some original ukulele songs on the way up to Arkansas' Highpoint that highlight
the resilience of life at Mount Magazine State</p>
<p>When the sun goes down, the forest wakes up in a whole new way at Mount Magazine State Park. Girl Scouts, join a park interpreter on a guided night hike to meet the wild creatures who rule the dark, from stealthy owls to squeaky bats! Bring your ears, your curiosity, and maybe a little courage</p>
Join a park interpreter near the playground at the West Summit area to learn about the different mammals that call Pinnacle Mountain State Park their home. You'll also discover their roles in the ecosystem and what makes each of them important to the park.