The one and only mammal on the planet capable of true flight absolutely loves Hungry Mother.

It's time for a tail waggin' good time!

Spend an entertaining evening sitting around the campfire with an interpreter.

For Girl Scouts Love Virginia State Parks Day, Girl Scouts are encouraged to attend our Fall Foliage Kayak Tour.

For Girl Scouts Love Virginia State Parks Day, Girl Scout troops are welcome to attend this week's Sundays in the Park.

Let's take some time to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park as we paint a picture to take home.

The day has been filled with fun activities, but now it is time to wind down with a peaceful paddle on the lake.

The one and only mammal on the planet capable of true flight absolutely loves Hungry Mother.

Food webs can get pretty complex, but at the very top of the food chain is the best predator in the ecosystem.

Let's get cooking in the great outdoors!

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park on a beautiful fall morning than by kayak?

Hungry Mother's interpreters are always finding cool things around the park and thinking up new activities and crafts.

The day has been filled with fun activities, but now it is time to wind down with a peaceful paddle on the lake.

The one and only mammal on the planet capable of true flight absolutely loves Hungry Mother.

Enjoy the free parking that comes with Public Lands Day by exploring various natural elements of the Appalachian Mountains.

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park on a beautiful fall morning than by kayak?

Hungry Mother's interpreters are always finding cool things around the park and thinking up new activities and crafts.

The day has been filled with fun activities, but now it is time to wind down with a peaceful paddle on the lake.

Do you like to hike, but not hike alone?

The one and only mammal on the planet capable of true flight absolutely loves Hungry Mother.

Wetlands, fields, and forests, oh my!

The American Black Bear is one of our largest mammals in Virginia and people occasionally come in contact with them while enjoying outdoor spaces.

You walk around trees all the time, but have you ever taken a chance to get to know what you're walking past?

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park on a beautiful fall morning than by kayak?

Trapping encouraged early Americans to explore the wildlife inhabitants of new territories and created a way of life that was harsh, but rewarding.

The day has been filled with fun activities, but now it is time to wind down with a peaceful paddle on the lake.

Early Fall is a exceptional time to see migrating birds through the area.

What is that calling in the night?

Come celebrate Appalachian heritage with local artisans and craftsmen.

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park on a beautiful fall morning than by kayak?

Hungry Mother's interpreters are always finding cool things around the park and thinking up new activities and crafts.

Trapping encouraged early Americans to explore the wildlife inhabitants of new territories and created a way of life that was harsh, but rewarding.

The day has been filled with fun activities, but now it is time to wind down with a peaceful paddle on the lake.

What is that calling in the night?

Wetlands, fields, and forests, oh my!

The American Black Bear is one of our largest mammals in Virginia and people occasionally come in contact with them while enjoying outdoor spaces.

You walk around trees all the time, but have you ever taken a chance to get to know what you're walking past?

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park on a beautiful fall morning than by kayak?

Hungry Mother's interpreters are always finding cool things around the park and thinking up new activities and crafts.

Trapping encouraged early Americans to explore the wildlife inhabitants of new territories and created a way of life that was harsh, but rewarding.

Early Fall is a exceptional time to see migrating birds through the area.

What's lurking out there in the dark hollows between these ancient mountains?

Wetlands, fields, and forests, oh my!

The American Black Bear is one of our largest mammals in Virginia and people occasionally come in contact with them while enjoying outdoor spaces.

You walk around trees all the time, but have you ever taken a chance to get to know what you're walking past?

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park on a beautiful fall morning than by kayak?

Hungry Mother's interpreters are always finding cool things around the park and thinking up new activities and crafts.

Trapping encouraged early Americans to explore the wildlife inhabitants of new territories and created a way of life that was harsh, but rewarding.

What's lurking out there in the dark hollows between these ancient mountains?

Celebrate the spookiest season by daring to walk the park's haunted trail.

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park on a beautiful fall morning than by kayak?

Hungry Mother's interpreters are always finding cool things around the park and thinking up new activities and crafts.

Trapping encouraged early Americans to explore the wildlife inhabitants of new territories and created a way of life that was harsh, but rewarding.

Fall is full of beautiful colors that welcome the holiday season - let's take some time to relax and enjoy the beauty of the park as we paint a picture with personalized elements to take home.

Even as the weather cools down, there's all sorts of exciting things to learn about Hungry Mother's history and environment.

The holidays are coming up fast, and crafting is the perfect way to get in the mood.

What kind of fish live in our lake and how do we go about catching them?

Trapping encouraged early Americans to explore the wildlife inhabitants of new territories and created a way of life that was harsh, but rewarding.

Did you know that sometimes a good fire is just what a forest needs?

What is that calling in the night?

The holiday season is upon us and it's the perfect time to get into the spirit of the season.

Trapping encouraged early Americans to explore the wildlife inhabitants of new territories and created a way of life that was harsh, but rewarding.

The Civilian Conservation Corps, or the CCC, is responsible for building the original six state parks in Virginia, including Hungry Mother.  Pick up this self guided activity booklet at the Discovery Center or print off your own to guide.

The best part about exploring the outdoors is getting dirty! Print your own brochure or drop by the Discovery Center to pick up a fun self-guided activity that will have you exploring in no time.

Kids, want to discover cool animals, unique plants, or beautiful areas when out exploring this winter?

Since hiking is a healthy activity and a great way to connect with nature, doing it more is a perfect new year's resolution.

Life can be stressful, so a perfect New Year's resolution is to find ways to take care of yourself.

Enjoy our park’s stunning natural landscape and warm up your body by keeping it moving.

Paper accounts for around 26% of landfill waste.

Help scientists research birds right in your own backyard as we participate in the international bird count hosted by the Audubon Society, The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, and Bird Studies of Canada These hikes are open to all ages and skill levels.

What is that calling in the night?

Join Hungry Mother State Park volunteer, Mike Evans as we count as many birds as we can to add to the inventory for the Great Backyard Bird count.

Everyone gets hungry after a crisp morning bird hike.

Join Hungry Mother State Park volunteer, Mike Evans as we count as many birds as we can to add to the inventory for the Great Backyard Bird count.

Join Mike Evans, park volunteer, as he returns to take you on a bird hike each day in different parts of the park.

Join Mike Evans, park volunteer, as he returns to take you on a bird hike each day in different parts of the park.

Join Mike Evans, park volunteer as he once again returns to take you on a bird hike each day in different parts of the park.

Join Mike Evans, park volunteer as he once again returns to take you on a bird hike each day in different parts of the park.

What is that calling in the night?

Hungry Mother's interpreters are always finding cool things around the park and thinking up new activities and crafts.

Join volunteer Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

What is that calling in the night?

Join volunteer Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

Have you ever seen a salamander with a forked tail?

Follow up on your Salamander walk by taking a look at nature through a more artistic lens.

Join volunteer Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

Join volunteer Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

Join volunteer Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

Art is one of the most exciting ways to use your own creativity to explore nature. Join artist and Virginia Master Naturalist, Renee Wienecke, as she helps you to look for inspiration in nature and encourages your creative side to create a piece of art around Hungry Mother's salamanders and birds.

Throughout the week we field questions about what fish are in the lake, where are they, what do they eat and other questions about the aquatic life in the lake.

Experience a free environmental education workshop for any and all local teachers or outdoor educators!

Join volunteer Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

The trails in our park are meant to give people access to beautiful natural scenes, but sometimes litter can interfere.

Our local wildflowers are incredibly important to biodiversity in this region.

The perfect way to give back to nature on Earth Day is by helping to keep it beautiful.

Art is one of the most exciting ways to use your own creativity to explore nature. Join artist and Virginia Master Naturalist, Renee Wienecke, as she helps you to look for inspiration in nature and encourages your creative side to create a piece of art around Hungry Mother's salamanders and birds.

Join volunteer Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

Join Master Naturalist Melanie Smith as we discover the various spring ephemerals (wildflowers) in our forested hills.

Join certified Forest Therapy volunteer, Tina Hayes on a relaxing hike made to calm the mind.

Join Yoga instructor, Kelly Blevins, to experience the calming benefits of yoga in a beautiful outdoor setting.