Every morning, a volunteer naturalist leads a guided nature walk informing visitors about the different life zones of Red Rock State Park. The subjects discussed on this walk may include geology, wildlife, history, archeology, and plant life. The naturalists welcome questions during the walk, enhancing the learning experience. Hikes are included with park entrance fees...
Learn about Grand Canyon's natural world on a one hour guided walk on a paved pathway along the canyon rim. Topics vary and may include: animals and plants adapting to changing seasons, man's impact on nature, how nature inspires writers and poets, rare and endangered species, or Indigenous people's use of plants and animals. Program duration:...
Join a park ranger at the Red Hills Visitor Center for a theater presentation about Saguaro National Park’s unique cultural, historical and natural resources. Presentations vary daily depending on the Ranger hosting, but a few popular ones go over: wildlife in the park, plants in the park (including saguaros), local indigenous culture, park history and even...
Stop by the covered tables before your evening hikes to learn about the Hohokam people that called the park home. A table will be set up with artifacts found throughout the county park system including, stone tools, pottery, pelts, bones, etc. that would have been used by the native people living in the region. Feel...
As the sun sets join a ranger on a hike through the park and learn about the native people that called the park home. We will hike 3.5 miles roundtrip on easy to moderate grade, with frequently rocky or uneven ground. Throughout the hike we stop at points to look at rock art and stone tools...