<div><div><div><p>Join a park interpreter for a leisurely walk along our accessible trail. We will explore the different habitats that can be found along the way and see what types of plants and animals might be around in the forest, pond or meadow. This hike is ½-mile in length. Wear sturdy shoes and don’t forget</p></div></div></div>
Create your own
colorful tie-dye t-shirt with a park interpreter. All supplies provided. Great
for all ages. Please call (870) 295-4040 to sign up by Saturday at 9 a.m.
Join the museum staff as we prepare for winter. Every homestead had a plan for the upcoming frost. Garden beds will be mulched. Brush removed and landscape prepared. Please wear sunscreen and bring plenty of water. Wear loose, breathable clothing and bring your own gloves. All other work wear
Join a park interpreter to observe, study, and explore the natural environments of Bear Creek Lake. We will be nature detectives, using our senses to investigate the plants, animals, and habitats around us.
<p>Come to Cane Creek State Park for an event so fun it's
scary! A night of fun awaits as you trick-or-treat in the campground! There
will be parking for the event at the boat ramp and a walk up through the trail
between the boat ramp and the campground. Don't forget to compete in the
costume contest</p>
Examine native furs and skulls with a park interpreter. Learn about park
mammals in this hands-on drop-in session.
Here is your chance to get outdoors and experience autumn in the Delta on a guided kayak tour led by a park interpreter on Kate Adams Lake. Join us as we explore the natural world and rich cultural history of the lake and Arkansas City. We will meet at the Arkansas City Trailhead Office and then
Girl Scouts, here is your chance to get outdoors and experience Delta Heritage Trail State Park on a leisurely guided bike ride!
We will discover the trail's rich history and natural landscape during this unique event designed for <b>older scouts</b>. A park interpreter will lead this 6-mile bike ride
No two rides or hikes on Delta Heritage Trail are the same. Each season offers its own show. Join a park interpreter for a guided easy 1-mile hike lasting about 45-minutes on crushed gravel as we discover what is happening in the natural world along the trail in autumn. Please dress to be outdoors
<p>The Great Arkansas Cleanup is a state-wide volunteer event sponsored by Keep Arkansas Beautiful. Volunteers are invited to help clean up roadways, shorelines, and trails. Meet at the visitor center to pick up supplies and receive cleanup location assignments. Free T-shirts while supplies last! Bring</p>