<p>Looking for an adventure? Join a park interpreter for a guided eagle-watching cruise on DeGray Lake. We will spend the hour searching for wintering bald eagles, ospreys, loons, herons, grebes, ducks, and more. Bring binoculars if you have some- a limited number of loaners will be available. It is</p>
<p>Kick off the new year the healthy way and join thousands across the nation who will be hitting the trails for First Day hikes, walks, jogs, rides, and runs! Join a park interpreter for this easy, 3/4-mile guided walk along the Green Heron Trail. Feel free to bring binoculars if you have some; this</p>
Join a park interpreter and learn the basics of using our state cooking vessel as we try four different recipes. Fee includes instruction, lunch and a Dutch oven cooking guidebook. This workshop is limited to 16 participants. <b>Registration and pre-payment are required by November 12th</b><b>. Call (479) 789</b>
<p>Learn from a park interpreter why this rare tree once
common in the Ozarks is so important and what we are doing at Hobbs State
Park-Conservation Area to try and save it.</p> <br><p></p><br>
Relax and unwind as you learn about snow while making a fun and festive craft! Engage in a brief program with a park interpreter about the science of snow. Then enjoy crafting a beautiful snowflake suncatcher, the perfect holiday decoration!
Prepare for the holidays with this fun and festive craft! Make your own Christmas card using pressed plants and printing techniques. Get in the spirit as you listen to Christmas music and create unforgettable holiday memories.
Join a park interpreter for a guided walk on the Kingfisher Trail, where we'll focus on experiencing nature through sound! This is a paved 1/2-mile trail that is ADA and stroller accessible. Make sure to dress appropriately for the weather! #OptOutside
<p>It’s one of the best seasons in the
Ozarks with the comfortable weather and beautiful tree foliage, but<b> </b>what
exactly is fall or autumn, and why does it occur? How do leaves change color?
Learn all about fall! A 15-minute program begins every half-hour. Come and
go as you please.<b></b></p> <br>
Did you know that Pinnacle Mountain State Park used to be surrounded by logging camps? Or that some of our trees act like mega-skyscrapers, playing host to a multitude of wildlife? Who uses our trees, and why is it important to us? Join a park interpreter on a 1/2-mile walk on the Arkansas Arboretum
Dress up as your favorite animal and roam Camp Area E with Mother Nature! As you pass each campsite, stay alert for sightings of the park’s native wildlife and learn why candy—though delicious for us—isn’t a safe snack for our wild neighbors. Campers are encouraged to decorate their sites and share