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November 2019
Tuesday Talk
"The 1950s Housing Boom in Montgomery County" explores how the number of single-family homes in the county doubled in one decade. This presentation by Robert Bachman will cover a variety of topics, including thelocal and national factors that fueled the boom, who the homebuyers were, the architecture and style of the homes, county infrastructure, and more.
Find out more »Weekday Hike
This is a chance to get some fresh fall air and exercise. Hike a loop of between 1.5 and 2 miles, with frequent stops for animal sightings, plant, animal and insect observations. Meet at the Park Office.
Find out more »Fall Back Hike
Take this opportunity to enjoy the fresh fall air on the first Saturday after Daylight Saving Time has ended. Get some exercise and enjoy the stunning scenery around Clopper Lake. The hike will be approximately 2 miles. Meet at Kingfisher Overlook.
Find out more »Skulls and Animal Tracks
Even though you may not see them, there are many ways we know that animals are around us. Learn about different animals and their tracks, where to look for signs in the wild and how to identify tracks and other signs. Meet at the Nature Center.
Find out more »Hiking with Dogs
Join a ranger on a hike for some paw patrol in the park Bring your pet pooches to the park for a brief 1 mile hike around the old pond loop. Pleases remember that dogs must be kept on leash in the park.
Find out more »Nature Crafts
Fun crafts, games, and hands-on nature items. Activities vary each week! Meet at the Park Office.
Find out more »Reptile Encounter
Come to the park for a fun, 30-45 minute program for all ages. Meet a living snake or turtle and examine shells and skins from reptiles living in the park! Meet at the Park Office.
Find out more »Junior Senior Stroll
Enjoy a guided, easy-paced walk on natural surface trails, looking for all kinds of natural things. This hike is designed for the slowest among us, from young children to great grandparents. Binoculars recommended. Meet at the Park Office.
Find out more »Reptile Feeding
Check out Seneca Creek State Park's resident snake at the Park Office and get the chance to watch it eat its meal!
Find out more »Intro to Disc Golf
Ever wondered what disc golf is all about? Join a park ranger to learn how to play the sport. All skill levels are welcome. Meet at the Disc Golf Course.
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