The story "Smokey Bear" will be placed along Simmons Run Trail for you to read as you enjoy the trail. At the end of the book there will be a surprise.
Learn about 14 different kinds of native flowers located in northwestern Pennsylvania while you walk along the Hemlock Ridge Trail.
There will be 12 different rocks to find along the Hatch Run Loop Trail. These rocks will contain information about Beasts & Bugs found in Pennsylvania. Please leave the rocks in the same places that you find them so the next people can find them too.
Hints to the Frist Rock: They are a symbol of freedom and peace. They can soar over 10,000 feet high. They can see fish up to a mile away.
Participants will be challenged with tree & plant questions on Gardener Road. See how many questions you can get right.
May 20, 2023: Where Does Your Food Come From?
Children and their Pals (parent, grandparent, adult sibling or guardian) will learn more about where our food comes from. Participants will learn there is more to putting food on the table than going to the store. Then with help from the Penn State Master Gardeners of Warren County they will plant some vegetable seeds which they will take home to watch grow. This event will be from 10:00 am – 11:00 am.
June 13 & 17, 2023: Bobbers and Buddies
Children and their Pals (parent, grandparent, adult sibling or guardian) are invited for some catch and release fishing at the Hatch Run Conservation District Pond. Fishing will be at 9:00 am. Come learn how to fish from local fishermen.
All My Pal & Me Events Require Registration. Space is limited for these events, so please register by calling 814-726-1441.
2023 Best of Show - Christopher Goff
Submission Deadline: March 15, 2024 at 4:00pm (pdf)
DownloadLearn something new at the Warren County Winterfest by doing the Four-Season Trivia Quest on Penny Run Trail. Start from the end closest to the dam.
Children will learn what the role is of the native bee in pollination and food production. This activity is designed for youth and families. Contact Sherry Moore at 814-726-1441 for more information.
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