Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center
Saturday Morning Panola Mountain Hike
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesFind out why Panola Mountain is such an important ecosystem during a Ranger led hike to the top of the mountain. As we twist and turn on the trail, we will see different plants and wildlife. Bring sturdy hiking shoes and water. Register in advance. $7 plus $5 parking. 770-389-7801.
Frog Slog @ Panola
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesLearn how to identify frogs by their calls. Investigate wetlands and streams in search of frogs and salamanders. Be prepared to get wet, muddy, and bring a flashlight and headlamp, nets, seines and buckets. Meet at the Nature Center. Register in advance.
Training to Lead Mountain Hikes
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesPanola Mountain State Park presents training for those that want to learn how to lead mountain hikes. Training is limited to the first 10 volunteers who sign up.
Fabulous 4th Night Hike @ Panola Mountain
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesSlow down this July 4th and join a ranger for a leisurely stroll to the top of Panola Mountain. As the sun sets we will enjoy a panoramic view of Atlanta's fourth of July Night. We may glimpse fireworks in the distance and the full moon.
Full Moon Night Hike @ Panola Mountain
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesTake an enchanted evening hike to the mountaintop under the full moon. We'll head out just before sunset and enjoy the stroll as the moon begins to rise.
SSSSSnakes @ Panola
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesMeet Rooks the Rat Snake, Gimble the Corn Snake, and Frank the Turtle for an up-close encounter about our friends with scales. Also learn about other Georgia native snakes.
Family Adventure Walk @ Panola
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesJoin a ranger for an adventure around Alexander Lake to look at beaver lodges, cross a beaver dam, and climb boulders. Bring water and sunscreen. Wear sturdy shoes that can get wet. Register in Advance.
Spring Wildflower Hike @ Panola
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesSpring is a great time to see the incredible diversity of wildflowers on Panola Mountain. Not your typical habitat, this 100-acre granitic rock is a tough place to grow! See the beautiful Red-leaved Diamorpha, the delicate Sandwort, and the rare Granite Stonecrop. Register in advance. Meet at the Park's Interpretive Center.
First Friday Mountain Hike @ Panola
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesJoin rangers for a 3-mile hike to the top of Panola Mountain. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring water. Meet at the Nature Center 15 minutes before hike departs.
Spring Butterfly Hike @ Panola
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesJoin a park ranger when many flowers are in bloom and butterflies like hairstreaks and zebra swallowtails abound. Meet at the Park Nature Center. Hike is a rugged 2-mile loop... $5 plus $5 parking. 770-389-7801.
Moth Party @ Panola
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesOne of the little-known joys of studying natural history is setting up a blacklight and watching for moths after dark. Discover Life is recruiting naturalists to participate in a Spring Natural History Survey to explore impacts such as climate, pollution, invasives and diseases. $5 parking. 770-389-7801. http://www.discoverlife.org/
Saturday Morning Panola Mountain Hike
Panola Mountain State Park Nature Center 2620 Highway 155, SW , Stockbridge, United StatesWarmer weather means a new time for the weekly hikes! Find out why Panola Mountain is such an important ecosystem during a Ranger led hike to the top of the mountain. As we twist and turn on the trail, we will see different plants and wildlife. Bring sturdy hiking shoes and water. Register in advance. […]