Interested in learning about native insects? Join a park interpreter on a guided hike along the Kingfisher Trail to search for insects while trying your luck at a game of Bug Bingo. 

Have you ever wondered why a hummingbird’s beak is different from a hawk’s? Discover how different birds’ beaks have adapted for their unique diets.

Pinnacle Mountain State Park's Base Trail traverses through beautiful deciduous and evergreen forests, skirts the banks of the Little Maumelle River, and acts as a connector for other trails throughout our park's system. Join a park interpreter as we wander along the trail and see what history and

<p>Building a home is an important survival skill when you live&nbsp;in the forests of Arkansas. A park interpreter will introduce you to&nbsp;some of the birds and other creatures who create very special homes for themselves and their&nbsp;young. </p><br>

<p>With the warmer weather, snakes will be out and about in natural areas. Join a park interpreter for a look at&nbsp;the wonderful world of snakes that live in Arkansas and how to identify and stay safe while out enjoying the outdoors.&nbsp;</p><br><br>

Discover the magical world of dragonflies and damselflies with a park interpreter. Expect to go on a short hike around the Kingfisher Trail and throughout the day use area to observe dragonflies and damselflies decorating the park.&nbsp;

<p>Insects make up the largest living mass on the planet and some people actually eat them. Join a park interpreter to discover the unique characteristics and roles of bugs in our environment and view our curated collections of specimens. Do you have what it takes to eat a bug?&nbsp;</p>
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Celebrate and cool off this 4th of July at Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Join park interpreters for a day full of old-fashioned games for the whole family. There will be games and programs like sprinkler tug-of-war, relay races, and more! Contact the park for a detailed schedule.

Meet a part interpreter at the Lake Center to learn about the&nbsp;creepy, crawly critters of Woolly Hollow State Park and why they are important. This&nbsp;program involves getting close to live insects.

Which birds eat what? Join a park interpreter at the Lake Center to&nbsp;play a fun game and learn how birds use their different types of beaks to&nbsp;eat certain foods. This program will last about 30 minutes.