Caesars Head State Park/ Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area
PARK PROGRAMS
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Take a close look at the early blooming Oconee Bell as we walk a mile-long trail through the pre-spring forest. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Designed for ages 10and older.
Devils Fork State Park
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Join the Interpretive Ranger on a hike to Mountain Lake and beyond, up and over the mountain, as we travel the entire Sulphur Springs Trail. We will look for early spring wildflowers, and other signs of the awakening forest on this moderate to strenuous 3.5 mile, 3 1/2 hour hike. Meet at Sulphur Springs trailhead, at the top of the park road. Program fee is $8. per person. Admission fee is waived. Registration is required. To register, call the park office at 244-5565, or email to ctaylor at scprt.com.
Paris Mountain State Park
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April is the peak for woodland floral attractions. This trail walk will display a variety of wildflowers and other plants that can be found in the mountains. Discover what blooms in our forested habitats during the spring season.
Table Rock State Park
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Travel back in time to the years immediately following the American Revolution when Oconee Station was a frontier outpost. Learn what life was like for the frontiersmen of this bygone era. This program will include a variety of period-related activities such as rope making, cooking and black powder demonstrations.
Oconee Station State Historic Site
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Enjoy traditional Blue Grass music as local musicians gather at the historic Table Rock lodge for a jam session.
Table Rock State Park
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Table Rock is a designated Important Bird Area in South Carolina and a variety of birds can be seen and heard among wooded, weedy, and wetland habitats. During this morning walk common and uncommon species will be identified by means of prominent field marks, vocalizations, and other behaviors.
Table Rock State Park
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Spring wildflowers bring vibrant colors for people to enjoy. To butterflies, hummingbirds and other animals, they bring a source of food after a long winter and an opportunity for plants to reproduce. Join us on a one-mile walk and view trilliums, bloodroot, foamflowers and the vibrant colors of spring. Wear comfortable shoes.
Jones Gap State Park/ Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area
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Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day in the mountains of South Carolina. Each year approximately 340 species of birds migrate to and from North America. Come learn more about the mysteries of migration and increase your birding skills. Bring binoculars and wear comfortable walking shoes. Designed for ages 13 and older.
Caesars Head State Park/ Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area
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Practice your observation skills as we hike easy to moderate Mountain Creek Trail 3 miles up and back, 'reading stories told by the woods. The interpretive ranger will point out interesting landmarks on the way- it is up to you to find these on the way back. The fee for the program is $8.00. Register by calling the park office (244-5565) or email to ctaylor@scprt.com
Paris Mountain State Park
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It's Friday night and it's time to dance! Grab your partner and two-step to Oconee State Park's barn for a night of fun, music and square dancing. No experience necessary to have a grand ole time. Bluegrass music is performed by the Dixie Bluegrass Boys, led by Georgia Music Hall of Famer Curtis Blackwell. For over 40 years the Dixie Bluegrass Boys have performed for audiences and continue to energize the dance floor. Bring your friends, bring your family, or find a partner there!
Oconee State Park
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Many of Paris Mountain's animals are adapted to life in or near water. Help look for salamanders, frogs, ducks, aquatic insects, as well as signs of our resident beaver population, on this unusual scavenger hunt. Bring shoes that can get wet, so you can get in the creek! The program fee is $5.00 per person. Admission fee is waived. Registration required. To register, call the park office (864-244-5565), or email to ctaylor@scprt.com Meet at Park Center.
Paris Mountain State Park
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Anytone with enthusiasm and curiosity for the natural world can become an amateur naturalist. The Interpretive Ranger will present tools, tips, and hand-outs to encourage the pursuit of natural wonder. On a short walk down the Turtle Trail, participants will practice some of these skills, and bring back some finds to look at under microscopes in the park lab (all finds go back to where we find them). Meet at Park Center. The program fee is $5. per person. Admission fee is waived. Registration required. To register, call the park office (864-244-5565), or email to ctaylor@scprt.com.
Paris Mountain State Park
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