Celebrate the start of National Moth Week by checking the Park’s moth sheet with a park educator and learning more about the diversity of moths found at Sinnemahoning.
Join a park naturalist in an investigation of the amazing diversity of insects found at Sinnemahoning. All tools to catch, and study these small creature will be provided.
Learn about the Pennsylvania Game Commissions efforts to restore Bald Eagle populations in the state through conservation and reintroduction.
Take a relaxing paddle out on the lake in search of wildlife and recreation! Borrow the park’s kayaks and equipment or bring your own. Open to participants age 10 to adult. Group size is limited. Pre-registration is required.
Kick off your 4th of July holiday with a healthy morning hike on the Red Spruce & Low Lands Trail. The hike is approximately 2 miles and does traverse some areas of uneven ground. Meets at: 40 Maples Day Use Area
Join a park educator to learn more about River Otters and make an Otter mask!
Learn about the ongoing Pennsylvania Bird Atlas project and spend the morning looking for and documenting breeding birds with a park educator.
Enjoy a guided ride through the park on the Lowlands Trail. Bring your own bike or check out one of the park’s loaner bikes. A park educator will lead the trip. Pre-Registration is Required if you plan to use one of the park's bikes.
Take a relaxing paddle out on the lake in search of wildlife and peaceful morning recreation! Borrow the park’s kayaks and equipment or bring your own. Open to participants age 10 to adult. Group size is limited. Pre-registration is required.
Bring the family to the Campground amphitheater and join a park educator for a Friday night showing of the PBS Nature special “Charlie & the Curious Otters”
Bald Eagle nesting season is upon us! Please join park volunteers, Garland and Patrick Eicher, at the Wildlife Viewing Area Gazebo for a view of the park’s active eagle nest. Stop by anytime, repeat visitors welcome!
The sights and sounds of the American Woodcock's "sky dance" display is a traditional sign of spring across eastern North America. Join a Park educator for a walk down the Lowlands Trail where we will look and listen for the whistling wings of these interesting birds.
