DCNR hopes to connect you to the outside world through guided recreation outings, educational programs, workshops, volunteer opportunities, and more. This calendar will provide you with quick and easy access to the latest events and activities offered in state parks, forests and communities. Be sure to check back often for the most recent events.
Join the park naturalist at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom for a challenging off-trail interpretive hike as we comb the woods to document tall and exceptional trees of Cook Forest. The Forest Cathedral holds the most remarkable white pine stand in the Northeastern U.S., but don’t forget about the monster Eastern hemlock, black cherry, Northern red and white oak in Cook Forest’s eight other old growth forest areas. We will be documenting very seldom seen areas of the park, which may include the following areas: Cook Trail, Deer Meadows, Seneca Forest, Ridge Camp, Maple Drive, Swamp Natural Area. We have the potential to break current height records for a number of Northeastern U.S. trees. We will car-pool to study areas.
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