Woodpeckers can be found all over the park in several different shapes and colors. Learn how to spot evidence of woodpecker activity and learn about these strange and fascinating birds on this easy 3/4-mile hike. We might even spot a woodpecker in action! Bring binoculars if you have them; loaners
<p>Have you ever thought about learning to fish but you’re not
sure where to start? Join a park interpreter to learn about a few of the fish
you could catch in DeGray Lake as well as some of the tools you will need to be
ready for your first fishing adventure.<br></p>
One of the best ways to enjoy the lake at sunset is from inside a kayak, paddling along the shoreline, exploring quiet coves. Sign up early for this guided kayak tour. Flatwater kayaks, paddles, and lifejackets are provided, and no previous paddling experience is necessary. Your guide will
Spring is the time to see pink spring beauties, yellow creeping lady’s sorrel, and purple spiderwort. Join a park interpreter to search for these and other colorful splashes of spring during an easy 1/2-mile walk.
Woodpeckers can be found all over the park in several different shapes and colors. Learn how to spot evidence of woodpecker activity and discover these strange and fascinating birds on this easy hike. We might even spot a woodpecker in action! Bring binoculars if you have them. Loaners will be
Fishing is a great pastime. Too often, though, people get caught up in the gadgets rather than the sport. Come out and learn to fish “old school.” Poles and bait will be provided. <br>
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What tiny fish and other creatures are hiding in the waters of DeGray Lake? This is your chance to find out and discuss the role of these elusive wonders. Meet a park interpreter for this hands-on activity and see what you can catch. Wear clothes and shoes that can get wet and dirty!
Smooth water, cool morning air, breathtaking views – these are but a few of the many alluring qualities of DeGray Lake in the morning. Beat the heat on this refreshing and relaxing cruise of the lake and discover the rugged beauty of the Ouachita Mountains. Seating is limited—reservations can be
Sign up early for this water adventure! We'll boat out to the main river channel or even an island and snorkel along the shoreline in search of fish, rocks, plants, and more! Masks, fins, and snorkels are provided, but feel free to bring your own equipment. <b>Lifejackets are provided and are required</b>
Join a park interpreter for this easy, 3/4-mile guided walk along the Green Heron Trail. Feel free to bring binoculars if you have some; this is a great trail for nature watching!