Join a park interpreter and learn about some of the mammals that make their home here at Bull Shoals-White River State Park. You might find that they’re more like us than you think.

Bull
Shoals-White River State Park is excited to offer Women in Nature (W.I.N.)!
During this summer series, women are encouraged to join park staff to explore different
aspects of the park and enjoy the great outdoors with other like-minded women.
In May, participants will be introduced to birding

<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a> When&nbsp;is the last time you stopped to watch a bird land in a tree? What about stopped&nbsp;to smell a cedar tree? Join a park interpreter to spend time outdoors and use&nbsp;all of your senses on an easy hike on the 1/2-mile paved Heritage &amp;&nbsp;Habitat Trail. Wear comfortable shoes.

Are you looking for a healthy way to start your morning? Join a park
interpreter on a leisurely morning stroll on the Heritage &amp; Habitat Trail
to enjoy the nature that Bull Shoals-White River State Park offers! Make sure
to wear appropriate shoes and bring plenty of water!

Meet a park interpreter and learn the story of the Ozark chinquapin! Find out about restoration efforts currently happening at Bull Shoals-White River State Park.

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&nbsp;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&nbsp;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.