Did you know that each full moon has its own name? These names were used by Native Americans to track the passing of time before the modern calendar. Meet a park interpreter at Sunrise Point for an easy, 1.5-mile hike where we will learn about July's full moon and its importance for the people and

Mount Nebo State Park's Monument Trails opened in 2019, and they brought a whole new level of adventure with them! Meet a park interpreter at the Gum Spring trailhead for a moderate, 1.5-mile hike that will explore the range of the Monument Trails. Remember to dress appropriately and bring water.

Summertime at Mount Nebo State Park brings a whole new crop of critters - migratory birds! Although they manage to return year after year, migration isn't an easy journey. Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater to discover the challenges birds face when they migrate in this life sized

Every visit to Mount Nebo State Park leaves an impact, but some impacts can last longer than others. Join a park interpreter at the amphitheater to discover the impact litter has on the state park and learn how to enjoy the park responsibly using the Leave No Trace Principles!

How well do you know the history and folklore of Arkansas? Join a park interpreter in the visitor center Orientation Room for this fun quiz game where teams will compete for prizes. All ages welcome!

<p>From instincts to experience, animals at Lake Dardanelle State Park learn
what it takes to survive. Meet a park interpreter on the Dardanelle side of the
park in the grassy area near the playground to discover how local wildlife uses
a mix of built-in knowledge and learned experience to survive.<b></b></p>

Surprises can happen on any outdoor adventure.
Join a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center to
learn basic first aid tips, how to identify plants like poison ivy, what to do
if you see a snake, and how to stay safe and confident while exploring Lake
Dardanelle State Park

<p>How did early Arkansans survive without modern tools? Join a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center to explore the traditional tools and weapons used for hunting, fishing, building, and daily life in the Arkansas River Valley before statehood. See replica tools up close</p>

<p>Ever been caught unprepared on an outdoor adventure? Meet a park
interpreter on the Dardanelle side of the park in the grassy area near the
playground to learn about the ten essentials every adventurer should have.
Discover how these items can keep you safe while exploring the Natural State.</p>

<p>Be prepared to spark your next adventure! Join a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center to learn how to make your own fire starters—an easy, useful skill using materials you probably already have at home. You’ll discover what makes a good fire, explore fire safety tips</p>