Discover the different types of camouflage and learn about animals with this incredible adaptation. Dressing up in camouflage of your own is encouraged!
Explore the fall forest and learn about how some animals became associated with Halloween. Discover some facts that reveal these animals aren't so spooky after all.
Join a naturalist on a 1.25-mile hike to learn about animal adaptations and how these characteristics or behaviors help animals survive.
Learn about mammals, their skulls and how to use a dichotomous key to identify them.
Learn about mammals, their skulls and how to use a dichotomous key to identify them.
Dress up your furry friend for Halloween and take a 2-mile hike.
Help us celebrate the 2024 Metro Parks GeoTrail with snacks, prizes and stories from the GeoTrail. Geocoin winners can come and collect their limited edition 2024 Metro Parks GeoCoin. Plus, ...Read More
Jack O'Lantern, Witch's Hat, or Bleeding Fairy Helmet - the woods is full of spooky fungi. Join a naturalist and search the trails for mushrooms on this 1.25-mile hike.
Take a 1.25-mile hike and learn about how plants and animals change their habits in the fall.
Take a half-mile hike and learn about some wild plants and animals, like poison ivy and venomous snakes, that are best left alone.
Share a slow-paced, half-mile hike with your toddler and discover nature together.
Construct a nature journal and learn different ways your journal can be used out in nature.
