Events
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Nature Journal Club
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Journalers are encouraged to spend time documenting what they observe. Basic supplies of a simple journal, colored pencils, watercolor paint and paper will be available. Participants are welcome to bring their own journal and supplies if they wish.
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Evergreen Series (50+): Cozy Bird Watching
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Borrow a pair of binoculars, learn about the birds that live in and move through the forest from the comfort of a seat. No bird experience or knowledge needed. Indoors or outdoors as the weather allows.
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Night Hike
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Bats, coyotes, cats explore the night here in the Kettle Moraine State Forest-Southern Unit! You should too! Join us for a hike in the dark and cool fall air on our trails. Flashlights highly recommended.
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Explore Echo Rock
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Join the Naturalist on a guided walk to Echo Rock and Ishnala bridge. Learn about the history and the geology of the area! Meet at 1 p.m. at the Lakeview trailhead at the beach next to the boat rentals. The trail is easy and partially paved. The…
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Indigenous Plant Uses
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Did you know that some of the native prairie plants growing in the park are medicinal and that Wisconsin’s Indigenous peoples used these plants in a variety of ways?
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Fall Color Paddle at Willow River State Park
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Join the naturalist on a scenic and colorful kayaking tour across Little Falls Lake and up to the beautiful Willow Falls before peacefully floating back down the river.
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Fun Fish Prints
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Bring an old t-shirt to revamp your wardrobe or use the provided paper to do some neat printmaking using lifelike fish stamps and some ink! Meet at the beach anytime between 10 - Noon. Supplies will be included. This event is free to attend, but a…
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Candlelight Hike
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Come enjoy an autumn evening hike on the Lakeview Trail (1.25 miles) lined with luminaries.
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Evening Marsh/Crane Watch
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Join educators an hour before sunset at 5:00 p.m. for an informative talk on the birds you see flying overhead.
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"Time, Beauty, and Grief"
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Upon turning 65, social worker Betsy Korbinyr set upon a quest to hike at least five miles in every Wisconsin state park, the subject of her new memoir, “Time, Beauty, and Grief”.