Learn about the furbearers of Vermont through activities and demonstrations!
Program is included with Camping registration or $5 state park entry fee.
All ages welcome, wheelchair accessible. A rain or shine event.
Taste the sap of a few of Vermont’s trees while learning about sap and the many species that steal it! One-half hour, meets at the Nature Center.
In 1776, “Commodore” Benedict Arnold lost Lake Champlain and saved the American Revolution—come learn how as we trace the short life of the first American Navy from its construction in Whitehall, NY to the torching of its ships just south of Button Bay, VT. Meets at the Nature Center, one half-hour.
meets under the flag pole in front of the ferry dock
meets under the shade trees near the flag pole in front of the ferry dock
walk meets outside the Nature Center
walk starts at the manager's office (contact station)
reserve a boat, for free, at the Manager's Office (contact station). Meets there too.
meets at the Manger's Office (contact station)
