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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Ready to learn the ins and outs of kayaking?

 Do you like to get hands-on experience looking for cool critters?

Join our amazing volunteer Darin Handy as he shows us all sorts of amazing critters, live!

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.

Join certified Forest Therapy 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.

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

Ever feel like your going nuts in nature and you have no idea of what anything is?

Embrace your wild side and come play a game of chase that predator and prey have to "play" to survive everyday.

Southwest Virginia is home to only two venomous snakes.

Enjoy the sounds of local musicians as you take in our beautiful park.

Been itching to go fishing?

  Did you know Opossums are immune to snake venom?

Express yourself on the trail with a stylish and unique hiking stick you design and decorat yourself.

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

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

When it comes to carrying survival materials with you on the trail, every little bit of space counts, so hikers come up with creative ways to carry their gear.

What is that calling in the night?

What better way to enjoy the many sights and sounds of the park than by kayak?

Earthworms are not native to the United States; they were brought over by the Jamestown settlers.

Let's beat the heat and make some homemade ice cream in a bag.

Have you met the animals living at Hungry Mother's Discovery Center?

Throughout the year various constellations appear in the night sky.

Drop by the kiosk at the Spillway, pick up a special brochure, and get ready to get dirty with our seasonal scavenger hunts for kids.

If you're interested in learning about trees while you hike, this self-guided program is for you.

Find the special Track Trail kiosk at the corner of Parking Lot 6 to pick up a brochure with fun activities for kids to enjoy around the park.