There’s an unseen world teeming with life right beneath your feet! Join a park interpreter in the Hearth Room, then head outside to gather moss and soil samples. Back indoors, learn how to prep slides and peer into a miniature mayhem of microscopic creatures! This program is best suited for those

You may know the animals of Queen Wilhelmina State Park, but can you identify them by their skulls alone? Each one holds clues about the creature it belonged to. Join a park interpreter for a fun and challenging activity as you put your wildlife knowledge to the test! Note: this program is best

The roots of Queen Wilhelmina State Park’s history sink deep into the soil of Rich Mountain. Take an easy 1.5-mile hike on Lover’s Leap with a park interpreter and hear about the area’s history, legends, and lore. Be sure to bring plenty of water to drink and dress for the weather.

It’s easy to overlook the wonders around us when we’re focused on the trail ahead. Meet a park interpreter for an easy 1.5-mile hike along Lover's Leap paired with a fun game of Nature Bingo that will sharpen your observational skills and help you see the park in a whole new way. Don’t forget to

Settlers originally sought out Rich Mountain to help heal medical ailments, restore the weary, and bolster the soul. The mountain has a long history of providing a source of natural medicine. Join a park interpreter to learn about how the settlers used the mountain’s resources to heal. This easy 1

Many meat-eating birds, like owls, have an interesting way of dealing with unwanted parts of their food. Join a park interpreter in the Hearth Room for a closer look at owl pellets, nature’s version of a mystery puzzle. We’ll dissect real pellets to uncover what owls are eating and learn about the

Embark on an exploration of our solar system without leaving Queen Wilhelmina State Park. We will start at the sun, making pit stops at each planet! Using the Spring Trail and a little imagination, you will gain a greater understanding of our solar system while taking in the views offered by the

Tucked away on Rich Mountain lies the final resting place for the area's earliest settlers. Join a park interpreter at the Pioneer Cemetery to uncover stories of life on the mountain in the 1860s and learn about hardships, resilience, and history that shaped this rugged landscape.

How well do you know the mammals of Queen Wilhelmina State Park? Meet a park interpreter to discover some fascinating (and furry) facts about the animals that call this mountain home!

Take on a colorful challenge as we hike one mile along the Lover's Leap Trail in search of every hue on the color wheel! Wear close-toed shoes, bring plenty of drinking water, and come prepared for the weather.