Join a park interpreter for a hike to&nbsp;explore the Yellow Rock area and take in the views from the Yellow Rock Overlook. This is a 2-mile hike. <br>
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Have you ever felt the fur of a fox? How about a bobcat? Join a park interpreter to touch some real furs and find out about the furry&nbsp;mammals of Lake Fort Smith State Park.<br>
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Discover various ways to make a firestarter with a park interpreter and create one to take with you for your evening campfire.

Did you know Mount Nebo State Park has two different trail systems? Meet a park interpreter at the Summit Park trailhead to hike the Legacy Trails and the Monument Trails and discover what makes each of them unique. This is an easy, 1.5-mile hike along sections of the Rim and 3C trails.

While we are busy putting on our pajamas and getting into bed, a whole other world is just awakening. Meet a park interpreter at the amphitheater to learn about some of our nocturnal neighbors - moths! We will dive into the world of Mount Nebo State Park moths and discover how best to observe these

This Father's Day, show Dad some love by pretending to laugh at his jokes! Meet a park interpreter on the back porch of the visitor center for an easy, 1-mile hike around Sunset Point packed with cheesy puns. Don't forget to bring your camera and your best dad jokes!

Arkansas State Parks' Explorer Program is intended for young people ages 6-14 (although anyone is welcome to participate) who care about nature, history, safety, and fun! Participants will work to earn their official Explorer Badge and Certificate by discovering what state parks are, preparing to be

Enjoy a fun-filled family day of horseshoes, egg toss, sack races, bike parade, and of course softball tournaments. It will be a July 4th celebration your family won’t soon forget! Be sure to check back at the end of June on our webpage on arkansasstateparks.com or call the visitor center between

Did you know that wildflowers have a secret language for our pollinators? Come join a park interpreter to discover how flowers here at Devils Den communicate with our pollinators.

<p>In the wild, plants and animals must do everything they can to survive. Some species have even developed poisons and venoms to protect them from predators! Join Park Interpreter Andrea to learn about some of the poisonous plants and venomous animals you can find right here at Mount Nebo State Park.</p>