What secrets hide in the Ouachita Mountains? On this storytelling hike, we’ll explore local legends, from mysterious lights to tales of early settlers and native traditions. Whether you enjoy ghost stories or historical folklore, this program is sure to spark your imagination. This moderate hike
Join a park interpreter for a hike to the Falls Creek Falls. This hike will encourage us to enjoy blue hour along beautiful Lake Catherine. Snacks will be provided. This program includes a 1.5-hour hike, so come prepared with water and sturdy shoes. This is a moderately difficult trail.
<p>This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the world of cooking in Dutch ovens. Participants will prepare a simple stew and bread and learn how to use and care for Dutch ovens. Register by calling the park at (870) 983-2684.</p>
Joina park interpreter near the trailhead to learn about the trail's history and good trail ethics. Pamphlets will be available. This is a tabletop program that will be set up for one hour. Please drop by for a few minutes before setting out on your adventure at Lake Catherine State Park.
Join a park interpreter around the campfire by the trailhead for a conversation around the campfire. Coffee and sweet treats will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis. This program is a come-and-go program with a short story shared at the beginning. The fire will be ready for your company
When
the sun sets, the night life at Daisy State Park begins! Join the park superintendent on an exciting nighttime hike about the history of bats
here at Daisy State Park. This guided hike along the Daisy Creek Trail explores
the different adaptations that make our nocturnal animals like bats so
The forest comes alive at night! Join a park interpreter for a sensory night hike and discover how nocturnal animals like owls, bats, and foxes navigate in the dark. We’ll listen for animal calls, search for glowing spider eyes, and use special tools to communicate with nocturnal creatures. This is
Logoly State Park is often considered a living laboratory, but it is the little things that make this a great place to explore the natural world. Join the park interpreter for a moderate 1.25-mile hike as we take a closer look at the things that often get overlooked at the park. Tennis shoes or
Frogs are fascinating creatures, but life isn’t always easy for them. Join the park interpreter to learn about the remarkable life of these little green critters and the role they play at Logoly State Park.
The waters of Logoly State Park are full of unseen mysteries. Many life cycles are carried out in the ponds and pools of this forest that are worth a closer look. Join a park interpreter to uncover the mystery and discover what calls our waters home. Bring old clothes that you do not mind getting