Thursday, June 15, everyone is invited to go on an excursion from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. along Barbour Rock Trail to learn about botany and especially wildflowers of the Tioga State Forest, and to see the Barbour Rock vista that overlooks the Pine Creek Gorge. This outing is free and open to the public.…
What’s the difference between venomous & poisonous? Did you know that in PA, we have 3 venomous snakes? Join the park educator at the amphitheater, as we learn about and draw this slithering serpent step by step. See you there!
Learn about the different species of squirrels and how to deal with them. Mounts will highlight this presentation.
Explore the history, management, and wildlife of our lake – all by canoe and a relaxed family setting. Boats, paddles, and PFD’s provided. PFD’s must be worn at all times. Registration Required: please call 570-724-4246 or visit the park office.
Learn about our largest wild feline's history, management, life cycle, distribution, and more. These topic will be covered through the use of mounts, slides, demos, and video clips.
Learn how to be prepared for any long hiking trip. This program will teach good hiking practices such as leave no trace as well as how to use several pieces of hiking equipment such as crampons, trekking poles, cooking gear, mountaineering boots and many more
Join us as we hike the Yellow Birch Trail to learn about plants, birds, and see the beaver activity near Tauchers pond.
Kayaking seems so easy. Well - it is, but there's more to it. This hands-on skills-based class will review basic to in-depth information you should know to get the most out of kayaking and do so safely and efficiently. After an introductory on-land session, take to the water and hone your ability to maneuver your…
Firefly, lightening bug, or glow bug - whatever you may call them, stop by the nature center to learn about the science behind these summer spectacles! Learn why and how fireflies flash, their habitat requirements and what you can do to help protect Pennsylvania’s state insect. The program will conclude with a firefly watch in…
Join members of the Pennsylvania Wilds Astronomy Club (PaWildsAstro.org) for an evening observing session in Hills Creek State Park. Observing will start at about 8:30 with Venus in its large crescent phase. Once completely dark, the telescopes will move to objects highlighting the midsummer sky, including clusters, nebulas, and double stars. In the event of…
