Join a park interpreter as we depart on the Rocky Valley Trail. We'll descend through the valley between the Fulk Mountains and ascend the other side up to the Dickinson Overlook at the East Quarry, learning about the flora, fauna, and geology we discover along the way! We'll also learn more about
Kick off Arkansas' Free Fishing Weekend by joining us in the field next to the playground to brush up on your casting! We will have a casting competition, and several games and challenges as we put our skills to the test. After the program, borrow a rod and reel through our loaner program and make
Don’t leave home without it! Join a park interpreter to hike the Big Ben Trail and discover the must-haves to remain safe and have fun on trails. The Big Ben Trail is a moderately strenuous 0.5-mile trail. Please wear hiking shoes, insect repellent, and bring water.
<p>Meet a park interpreter to learn the basics of birding then
put your new skills to the test. We will look and listen for birds during a 0.5-mile walk on the Arboretum Trail. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water, and wear
insect repellant. Bring binoculars if you have them, or we have a few pairs
that you</p>
Journals are a great way to preserve memories of your trip to the park and your experience the day of the solar eclipse. Join the park interpreter to make your own journal, pick up journaling tips and creative ideas. All materials are provided.
Experience the sights and sounds of Bull Shoals-White River State Park on an evening hike on the Big Bluff Trail. The hike will take participants to the Big<br />
Bluff Overlook and back on a 1-mile moderately difficult hike on rocky, unlevel ground. Bring a flashlight and wear comfortable shoes.
<p>The weather is heating up! Join a park interpreter to find out methods of keeping cool while enjoying the outdoors.Learn the signs of heat-related illnesses and what to do if you experience them. </p>
Join park interpreters for a scenic kayak tour on Bull Shoals Lake as we spend time exploring the shoreline and hopefully spot some wildlife. All gear is provided. Wear clothing that can get wet (dress in layers) and water shoes or sandals. Please bring a water bottle, snacks for the trip, and any
<p>Meet a park interpreter and learn about some of the mammals that make their home here at Bull Shoals-White River State Park.<br>
You might find that they’re more like us than you think.</p>
Have you ever found tracks and wondered what animal made them? Join a park interpreter and learn how to identify animals found in our park by the evidence they leave behind.