Gather with fellow birdwatchers to learn about the many winter species that you'll discover at Sinnemahoning State Park and be part of a great program. Warm up with cup of coffee, tea, or cocoa, INDOORS, and participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count. Learn to identify the birds visiting the feeders just outside the window.…
An free opportunity to learn a favorite winter activity is happening February 8th at the Wildlife Center in Sinnemahoning State Park. Snowshoeing is a great way to explore your favorite trails in winter. Snowshoes and trekking poles will be provided. Program will begin indoors with an introduction to snowshoeing equipment and styles, followed by a…
Registration for our Winter Women in the Wilds will open on December 2nd. The Winter Women in the Wilds is a 3-day event, beginning Friday, January 31, at 6:00 PM, through Sunday, February 2, at 1:00 PM. The Women in the Wilds event at Sinnemahoning State Park is a ladies-only weekend filled with fun outdoor recreation and environmental…
Start the New Year on the right foot with an relaxing 2-mile guided hike on fairly level trails. Focus your attention and learn to make observations in nature while investigating the various ecosystems along the way with a park naturalist. Hike will be held rain or shine. A limited number of snowshoes available if needed. Dress…
Weasels may seem unassuming but they are very crafty predators that play an important role in many of the ecosystems found at Sinnemahoning State Park. Stop by the Wildlife Center at anytime during the program period and talk with a park naturalist about this diverse group of predators.
Create a holiday ornament from nature's bounty! Learn how to create beautiful homemade ornaments using local natural materials like acorns, pinecones, and seed heads. First hour will be basic introduction to natural ornaments, a review of materials provided, and a STEP-BY-STEP guide to creating your own animal ornament. Second hour will be FREE TIME to use the provided…
View the Wildlife Center, all decked out in its holiday attire, while sipping a cup of hot cocoa or mulled cider and listening to holiday music. Enjoy the eye-catching holiday displays created by park volunteers and Grandpa Hank’s winter village donated by Debbie Calkins of Mansfield, and of course, the Wildlife Center exhibits. Light refreshments will be offered, plus an…
Stop by the Wildlife Center and check out a diversity of duck specimens while learning about the lives of waterfowl.
Surrounded by hundreds of thousands of acres of forests, the George B. Stevenson Reservoir serves as a valuable stop over habitat for many different types of migrating water birds. Stop by the Lake Day Use Area and scope the lake with a park naturalist looking for ducks, grebes, loons, and swans. https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/waterfowl_watch_2596
Surrounded by hundreds of thousands of acres of forests, the George B. Stevenson Reservoir serves as a valuable stop over habitat for many different types of migrating water birds. Stop by the Lake Day Use Area and scope the lake with a park naturalist looking for ducks, grebes, loons, and swans. https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/waterfowl_watch_2596
Stop by the Wildlife Center and make your very own bat to take home.
Celebrate National Bat Week with your young learners by attending a reading of Little Red Bat by Carole Gerber, followed by a walk out to the Bat Condo