Logoly State Park is a great place to discover a variety of plants and animals. Join park staff for this 1.25-mile hike as you discover and record the species found along Crane's Fly Trail. This information helps park staff make better management decisions so that the park can be a safe home for our

Join a park interpreter and the wonderful folks from the Raptor Rehab Center of Central Arkansas as we learn about some of the predatory birds that call Arkansas home. There will be several LIVE birds ranging from owls to falcons. There will be several photo ops with the birds, so be sure to bring a

Nestle into the serene beauty of the Mayfield Area and let nature come to you! Join a park interpreter for a tranquil morning of birdwatching in the unique landscape of Devils Racetrack—all while savoring a warm mug of campfire coffee. Don’t forget your binoculars, your favorite mug, and a cozy

Want to relax in a kayak while watching the sunset colors dance on the open water? Join a park interpreter for a sunset kayak tour on Lake Bailey. This is a special opportunity to go kayaking on the lake after boathouse hours. Everyone is required to wear a life vest on this tour. There is a first

Have you ever wondered why a snake sheds its skin? Join a park interpreter to answer this and several more questions about these fascinating animals. You'll even get to make your own snakeskin bookmark!<br><br>

<p>Join a park interpreter on a moonlit journey on the one mile loop Bear Creek Trail. We will unravel the secrets of how the moon influences the behavior of our night-dwelling residents. We likely won’t use flashlights during our exploration, but it is always a good idea to have one on you just in</p>

Mississippi River State Park has special winged visitors this time of year. Learn about these colorful creatures and watch them feed in the park’s gardens.

Nature is full of beautiful colors, and with those come a web of lies and deceit! Join us in the visitor center to be put to the test as we look at the many ways wildlife use colors for camouflage and mimicry to survive their environments. Do you have what it takes to find your prey?

Embark with a park interpreter as we hike to the summit of Pinnacle Mountain, the tallest peak in our park, before the trails open to catch a magnificent sunrise over the Arkansas river valley. This hike is 1.5-miles round trip and strenuous. Sturdy shoes, a water bottle and a flashlight are

Join park staff from Pinnacle Mountain State Park and Lake Sylvia at the Lake Sylvia day-use area as we celebrate National S'mores Day! Delve into the rich history of making s'mores while camping and continue the tradition by make some of our own! S'mores supplies are provided, but we recommend