What's the Catch?
Join a park interpreter to make a take-home craft and explore how fish can hear, smell, touch, taste, and see their underwater world. Discover the secret superpower of a fish: their sixth sense!
Join a park interpreter to make a take-home craft and explore how fish can hear, smell, touch, taste, and see their underwater world. Discover the secret superpower of a fish: their sixth sense!
Meet a park interpreter to set off on a leisurely walk along some
of the most scenic, and overlooked, areas in Petit Jean State Park. This
section of the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Boy Scout Trail follows the bluff line
above the lower canyon of Cedar Creek. Dress for the weather, bring water along
Meet a park interpreter for a demonstration on how to get started fishing here at Petit Jean State Park. We will go over what species call Lake Bailey home, basic equipment, and techniques.
<p>Meet a park interpreter to hike one of the most scenic sections of the Boy Scout Trail. We will be hiking along the rim of Cedar Creek Canyon. This hike is about 2-miles in length and follows rolling terrain. Please wear sturdy shoes and bring plenty of water.</p><br>
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Join a park interpreter for an easy stroll by the lake to search for different colors found in nature. This program is a fun scavenger hunt for kids or peaceful walk for adults.
Meet a park interpreter to learn all about the vultures of Petit Jean State Park. Why do they have a bald head, and what is carrion? Bring your binoculars if you have some, otherwise we will have some available.<br>
Meet a park interpreter in the breezeway at Mather Lodge for <i>Expedition Petit Jean</i>, a 2-hour hiking program focused on planning your perfect park adventure with your abilities, experience, and the weather in mind. As a group, we’ll choose a trail and set off on a hike of up to two miles—be sure to
Join a park interpreter at the historic CCC chimney for a 30-minute beginner-friendly program on how to navigate using a compass. Whether you're new to compass skills or just need a quick refresher, this hands-on session at Petit Jean State Park will help you find your way with confidence.
A topographic map is one of the best tools to have in your backpack on all your adventures, but especially at Petit Jean State Park. Join a park interpreter at the<br />
Palisades Overlook to learn how to read this style of map and venture onto a short hike to truly understand what the lines mean. This
Want to learn how to build a fire? Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater to learn how to build your own! This program will last around 30 minutes.