<p>Join a park interpreter and start a
family tradition on Opt Outside Day, a day that encourages people to spend
Black Friday outdoors instead of shopping. We’ll enjoy being in nature with
family and friends as we hike the beautiful Shaddox Hollow Trail. This 1.5-mile
loop is moderately strenuous. We</p>
<p>Winter is a perfect time to enjoy the
growing hobby of bird feeding! While observing our feeders, learn to identify
some common feeder birds, as well as what foods you can offer them, different
feeder types and how to keep the birds healthy. A 15-minute program begins every
half hour. Come and go as</p>
Join a park interpreter and learn the basics of using our state cooking vessel as we try four different recipes. Fee includes instruction, lunch and a Dutch oven cooking guidebook. This workshop is limited to 16 participants. <b>Registration and pre-payment are required by November 12th</b><b>. Call (479) 789</b>
<p>Learn from a park interpreter why this rare tree once
common in the Ozarks is so important and what we are doing at Hobbs State
Park-Conservation Area to try and save it.</p> <br><p></p><br>
<p>It’s one of the best seasons in the
Ozarks with the comfortable weather and beautiful tree foliage, but<b> </b>what
exactly is fall or autumn, and why does it occur? How do leaves change color?
Learn all about fall! A 15-minute program begins every half-hour. Come and
go as you please.<b></b></p> <br>
Dress up as your favorite animal and roam Camp Area E with Mother Nature! As you pass each campsite, stay alert for sightings of the park’s native wildlife and learn why candy—though delicious for us—isn’t a safe snack for our wild neighbors. Campers are encouraged to decorate their sites and share
Centipedes, beetles and spiders! These creatures are all called bugs, but only one of those is classified as an insect. Join a park interpreter to learn how to identify these creepy crawlies as we go searching on the Woody Plant Trail. <br><br>
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Homemade gifts used to be commonplace. We are bringing the tradition back. Join a park interpreter to create a handmade gift. Pre-registration is required by December 6th. The registration fee includes all materials and instruction.
Have you ever wondered about the daily lives of the Cherokee who inhabited this area before removal, long before this area was a park? Meet a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center to learn some of the games they played to pass the time develop their hunting skills. All
When you walk around in nature and you see a track, do you take the track at face value as just a footprint or do you look around to see what the big picture holds? Join a park interpreter in the grassy area across from the visitor center and see what you can determine about the game scene.<br>