Join a park interpreter to learn about different types of caches you might encounter while geocaching and how you can contribute to the cache once found!

The Seven Principles of <em>Leave No Trace</em>&nbsp;provide an easily understood framework of minimum impact practices for anyone visiting the outdoors. Join a park interpreter to learn about these principles when out geocaching and how they can help you enjoy The Natural State.

While exploring the outdoors, have you ever encountered an object you weren't able to identify? Maybe some sort of seed pod or pinecone, perhaps an interesting looking stone, or a colorful feather? What was its purpose? Join a park interpreter as we take a closer look into some common objects

Interested in geocaching, but don't know where to start? Join a park interpreter to learn the basics and start your cache hunt!

Interested in birding but not sure where to start? Join a park interpreter for an introduction to birding basics at the visitor center breezeway. We will take an easy walk around the visitor center lawn and Lake Bailey, and you will learn to spot and identify birds using a few essential birding

<p>Meet a park interpreter at the front entrance of the visitor center (where rocking chairs are placed) to learn more about the threatened Ozark chinquapin and our park's effort to preserve this species. We will take a short walk to view a pair of trees, please wear sturdy shoes and insect repellent. </p>

What is an owl's favorite food? Join a park interpreter to learn more about the diet of the owls in Woolly Hollow State Park. This program includes a pellet dissection; all supplies will be provided.

<p>The night sky over Petit Jean State Park has
remained a source of curiosity and inspiration for generations. Join a park interpreter for a special look into the celestial
stories these ancient pictographs might tell. This is a moderately difficult, ½-mile hike. Make sure to wear sturdy shoes and</p>

<p>Join a park interpreter to learn about Woolly Hollow State Park’s prairie restoration plans and why this plan is important in supporting habitat diversity and ecosystem balance here in Arkansas. Please meet at the Huckleberry trailhead nearest the dam, towards the front of the park. There is a</p>

Enjoy a morning hike with a park interpreter as we traverse Middle Mountain along one of our most popular trails. This less than 3-mile loop is easy in difficulty and popular among all ages. Make sure to dress appropriately for the weather and bring along some water.