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Schedule of
Events
@Deep Creek
Lake Discovery Center
@New Germany State Park
@Herrington Manor State Park
@Swallow Falls State Park
Deep Creek Lake
Discovery Center
Sunday’s July 4, 18, 25th
Art in the
Park No
programs on the 11th
ALL
DAY JULY 10-11th
ART
IN THE PARK
- PARK WIDE ART FESTIVAL WITH OVER 40 VENDORS AND FOOD!
11:00 a.m. Birding 101
-
Learn birding basics with our naturalist. How to notice identifying
marks in the field, basic calls and the top 10 common birds. 1
hr
1:30 p.m. Aviary Encounter
Join the
naturalist at the aviary. The birds will be out of their cages on
display. 2 hr
Monday’s July 5, 12, 19, 26th
10:30 a.m. Fishing with a
Naturalist
Kids 7 and up join us on the shores of the Discovery Center for
fishing basics. Poles, bait, and tackle are provided. $4/person,
adults (16 +must have a license). Pre-register as space is limited.
1 ½
11:00 - 2:00 p.m. Traditional Crafts and Demonstrations
at Friend’s Delight at Sang Run
Join us for basket
weaving, wire name necklace making, tea tasting, and Dutch oven
cooking along the scenic Youghiogheny River.
1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Jr. Rangers at Friend’s Delight – Sang Run.
This six week program
will cover topics from Birds, leave no trace hiking. Five weeks
required to earn badge. Open to all kids ages 8-13. $25.00 per
child for full session. Family pricing available. Only here for the
week attend one session for $5.00, must pre register.
Tuesday’s July
6, 13, 20, 27 th
NO GPS Class on the 6th
8:00 a.m.
Let’s Go Birding
Discover
local breeding birds with one of Garrett County’s most
avid birders. You’ll learn how to bird by
ear and listen for distinctive songs. Bring binoculars. Meet at
the Discovery Center. 1 ½ hr.
10:30 a.m. Where in the World am I? GPS Class
Get
acquainted with your hand held GPS
unit. This hands on class will teach you the basics of your GPS unit
as well as its other mapping capabilities. Bring your own unit or
borrow one of ours. (We have 5 to lend so sign up early) Free 1
hr.
11:00 - 1:00 p.m. July 6th Fire tower OPEN
Hike to the fire tower and get to go
inside and see the best view of the lake in Garrett County! $2.00
a person
1:00 p.m. Browsing for Butterflies
Investigate
our State Park gardens with the naturalist looking for and
identifying butterflies. Learn about native plants these
butterflies love and ways to improve their habitat. 1 hr.
3:00 p.m.
Critter Encounter
Join
a naturalist to feed
the many critters in the Discovery Center such as the fish, turtles,
and snakes! Approx. 30 min.
Wednesday’s July 7, 14, 21, 28th
10:30 a.m. Wildflower Walk
Walk around the Discovery Center
with the naturalist to learn the many species of flowers in our
area. You will also be able to enjoy our native wildflower tea and
learn of some of the medicinal values of these plants.
1:30 p.m. Brant Mine Hike
Guided hike with the naturalist to the historic Brant Mine. You
will see the remnants of a coal mine that was operated in the
1920’s. You never know what wildlife we will see on the way.
12 p.m. Water Warriors Meet the naturalist at the beach to wade, test water, look at SAV’s, and
look for critters.
Thursday’s July 1, 8, 15, 22, 29th
9 a.m. Morning Canoeing
Visit
Meadow Mt. cove and learn about the creatures of Garrett Counties
wetlands. The naturalists will cover basic canoeing skills.
$10/adult; $5 for age 12 and under. Must pre-register as space
is limited. Meet at the Discovery Center 2 hr.
1:00 p.m. Got Cavities?
You don’t need
a dentist for these cavities! Hike around the Discovery Center in
search of bird and animal cavities, nests, and dens! 30 min.
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Fire tower OPEN
Hike to the fire tower and get to go
inside and see the best view of the lake in Garrett County! $2.00
a person.
Friday’s July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30th
8:00 a.m.
Let’s Go Birding at Friend’s Delight.
Discover
birds at one of our best birding spots at Friend’s Delight. You’ll
also learn how to bird by ear and listen for distinctive songs.
Bring binoculars. Meet at the kayak put in Sang Run. 1 ½ hr
9:30 - 12:30 p.m. July 16th
Dare to Cook
with Iron
Must pre
register for this class. $65.00 includes Lodge Dutch Oven to keep
$25 with no oven. $65.00 level may sign up as a group. Call
(301) 387-3069 or
maney.gale@garrettcollege.edu
1:00 p.m. Black Bears and YOU!
Take
a hike along the Snakeroot Trail while learning all about bears!
Please wear proper footwear for the trail is rocky! Aprox. 1
½ hrs
Saturday’s
July 3, 17, 24, 31st
Art in the Park
No programs on
the 10th
ALL
DAY JULY 10-11th
ART IN THE PARK
- PARK WIDE ART FESTIVAL WITH OVER 40 VENDORS AND FOOD!
11:00 a.m. July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31st
- Little Guard For kids
age 5-7. Meet at the beach
and learn the skills of a lifeguard. Kids will run a relay,
practice throwing a lifesaving device, how to recognize a troubled
swimmer and more. NO swimming required. Cost is $5.00 and includes a
T-Shirt and whistle. 1 hr
1:30 p.m. Meet the Naturalist at the
Beach
Meet at the
beach area for a wade in, seine netting, aquatic bug search and
more. Get wet only if you want to. 1 ½ hr.
7:00 and 9:00 p.m. Campfire Programs:
Join us for a variety of program
topics listed below.
July3rd 7:00
p.m. Scales and Tales with Steven “Frog”
Hughes
July 17th 9:00 p.m. Astronomy –With Gus Johnson.
Meet at the Disc. Center. Telescopes will be
available. No Campfire
July 24th 7:00 p.m. Night Sounds – With
Aaron Holochwost.
July 31 st 7:00p.m. Night Sounds – With
Aaron Holochwost.
Friend’s Delight and Store:
Don’t forget to stop by our new site the Historic Friend’s Store
located on Sang Run Road. Turn off 219 at the WISP and stay on Sang
Run Road until the river and you will find us there. The store is
open Saturday’s, Sunday’s and Monday’s 10-4pm. Step back in time
with our penny candy, crafts and demonstrations. Cold drinks, ice
cream, maple syrup, local jams and jellies.
Find us on Facebook
Discovery Center Deep
Creek Lake
For more schedule, park information, and updates
about the Discovery Center go to
www.discoverycenterdcl.com
New Germany State Park
All programs are free
of charge unless otherwise indicated. This schedule is subject to
change without notice. Please contact the park office to confirm
program information.
Thursday,
July 1
Bird Walk Lake House, 8:00 a.m.
This may be early, but it’s the best time to hear and spot songbirds.
Join our Park Naturalist on a walk around the park and check some birds
off your life list! Experienced and beginner birders are welcome. Please
bring your own binoculars, although we will have a few loaners.
Junior Rangers Schoolhouse Nature Center, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
This second session, about taking care of
Planet Earth, will feature a service project and teach kids how to take
care of their environment. Preregistration is required for the program
($25/first child; $10 each additional child). We can take late
registrations if you missed the first session. Ages 7-14.
Friday, July 2
Nature Center Open
House, 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
Come see what the Schoolhouse Nature Center has to offer. The naturalist
will have the building open at this time, and will be available to
answer questions. Kids can complete a craft during their visit.
Old
Time Jam Lake House, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Musicians and spectators of all ages are invited to gather at the Lake
House to share and enjoy traditional folk, bluegrass, and other
"old-time" Appalachian music. The jam session will be an informal
gathering, where both new and experienced musicians are welcome to
"chime in," dance, or just sit back and enjoy the music. If the
popularity of this gathering continues, we will likely offer additional
sessions.
Saturday, July 3
Would you Survive? Parking Lot # 5, 2:00 p.m.
If you were lost in the woods, could you survive several days without
rescue? Our Park Naturalist will lead you out into the woods and show
some simple techniques to increase your chance of survival. You will
also learn what to include in a hiking survival kit!
Novelty Nose Lake House, 4:30 p.m.
Have you ever wondered how a bear finds its
food? Come out to New Germany State Park and explore the life of a Black
Bear. Activities and interesting facts will be presented by our Park
Naturalist. Get the chance to touch real bear fur and see an actual
skull! Kids of all ages are welcomed!
Greg
Latta: Folk Music. Lake House, 7:00 p.m.
This seasoned performer hosts a weekly radio show and never fails to
draw in the crowds, entertaining the whole family with humor and folk
music played on a variety of instruments. Appropriate for all ages.
Sunday, July 4
Wild
Dye Rec Hall, 1:00 p.m.
The Park Naturalist will show you 100% Natural Dyes found in the Wild.
Participants will be able to purchase and a T-shirt for $2.00- Be
creative with the world around you! Pre-registration required due to
limited supplies. (Please
contact Headquarters Office for registration and information)
Appropriate for Ages 3+.
Amazing Adaptations Lake House, 4:00 p.m.
Well adapted, owls are designed
perfectly for the night! But what makes them so unique? Our Park
Naturalist will show you how owls survive in darkness. Come out and see
a live owl. Appropriate for all ages.
Monday, July 5
Nature Center Open
House, 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
(See previous)
Thursday, July 8
Bird Walk Lake House,
8:00 a.m.
(See previous)
Junior Rangers, 1:00 –
2:00 p.m.
This is part of a six-week program with
fun activities for children ages 7-14. Each week features a different
topic. Preregistration is required for the program ($25/first child; $10
each additional child). This is the last session for which we can
take late registration.
Friday, June 9
Nature Center Open
House, 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
(See previous)
Sat., July 10
A Hummingbird’s Life Lake House,
2:00 p.m.
Have you ever wanted to know the life story of a Hummingbird? Our Park
Naturalist will uncover the veiled world of Hummingbirds from birth to
death. Also learn ways to attract Hummingbirds to your own backyard.
Appropriate for all ages.
Compass Corner Lake House, 4:30 p.m.
Come out to New Germany State Park and learn how to use a compass. Then
get a chance to test your skill and find a buried treasure! There is no
charge; however, Pre-registration is required due to limited supplies.
People and Plants Schoolhouse Nature Center, 8:30 p.m.
Sunshine Brosi, professor at
Frostburg State University, will share her knowledge of how people and
plants interact throughout human history and across cultures today.
Sunday, July 11
Smooth n’ Scales Lake House, 1:00 p.m.
Kids! Slither your way over to New Germany
State Park for an afternoon of reptiles and amphibians! Get close and
personal with native species found in Western Maryland. Also learn about
similarities and differences between the two classes of animals.
Thurs., July 15
Bird
Walk, 8:00 a.m.
Junior Rangers, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
(See previous) No new participants can be
accepted at this point.
Friday, July 16
Nature Center Open House, 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
Sat., July 17
Sand
Creatures! Beach @ 2:00 p.m.
Grab your buckets and shovels and head out to
New Germany State Park! Create a make-believe creature out of sand. Come
up with a name and a habitat that matches your creature’s adaptations.
The winner of the most creative and believable creature will win a
prize!
How
Dandy Are They? Lake House, 4:00 p.m.
Seemingly worthless and annoying weeds,
Dandelions are actually quite useful. Join the Park Naturalist in an
adventure to uncover the potential! Learn about edible and medicinal
uses along with other fun filled facts. Appropriate for all ages.
Bears of Western Maryland Schoolhouse Nature Center, 8:30 p.m.
Clarissa Harris of the Wildlife and Heritage Service has had many
interactions with black bears during her career. She will present an
informative slide show about black bears and tell you how to share the
woods with these amazing animals.
Thurs., July 22
Bird
Walk, 8:00 a.m.
Junior Rangers, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
(See previous)
Friday, July 23
Nature Center Open House, 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
Sat., July 24
Recipes with Nature Lake House, 2:00 p.m.
This program will open your eyes to something pretty tasty! The Park
Naturalist will point out certain edible plants and show how to properly
prepare them- Bring your own wild recipes or come to taste something
new! Appropriate for all ages.
Introduction to Fly-Fishing Lake House, 4:30 p.m.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to Fly-Fish?
Ranger Luke Mongrain will show you how! Bring your own fishing pole and
learn certain techniques. Also find out where to go fly-fishing in
Garret County. Ages 5+
Scales ‘N Tales Schoolhouse Nature Center, 7:00 p.m.
This popular program features live
birds of prey and reptiles. Hear tales about each of these special
visitors and learn how to keep wild creatures safe and healthy.
Thurs., July 29
Bird
Walk, 8:00 a.m.
Junior Rangers, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
(See previous)
Friday, July 30
Nature Center Open
House, 1:00 – 4:00 P.M.
Saturday, July 31
Saturday Appalachian Artist Series Features Nancy Biggs Lake House, 1:00
– 4:00 P.M.
Ms. Biggs is a watercolor artist who
has shown her work at several local galleries. She also teaches
children’s art classes. She will demonstrate her work and have art
available for purchase. She will also have limited supplies available
for children who want to try their hand at painting.
Home
Tweet Home Schoolhouse Nature Center 2:00 p.m.
Come to New Germany State Park and see what different birds call home.
Learn how you can attract some feathered friends by providing the proper
place to stay. Learn different ways to supply housing and feeding
opportunities that are beneficial to backyard birds. Age 3+
Hide
and Track Lake House, 4:30 p.m.
Join the Park Naturalist on the quest to discover what track belongs to
what animal! See if you can tell the difference between the details.
Also, learn how to make your own print cast. Ages +3
Going Native in Your Backyard Schoolhouse Nature Center, 8:00 p.m.
Liz McDowell of the Maryland Native
Plant Society will discuss the importance of using native plants in
landscaping. Discover the connection between native plants, wildlife and
people. Enhance and preserve regional biodiversity by simply 'going
native'.
Herrington Manor Events
Click here for program
descriptions
July
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
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1.
Scavenger Hunt
All day
Under the
Rocks
1pm |
2.
Native Plant
Walk
10am
Campfire
7pm |
3.
Canoe Tour
3pm
Hayride
6pm
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4.
Get Fit in
the Park Activities
10am
&
1pm
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5.
Birds and Worms
10am
Nature Nooks
1pm |
6.
Shell
-n-
tell
10am
Predator,
Prey
1pm |
7.
Fact or Fiction
10am
Under the
Rocks
1pm |
8.
Animal Tracks
10am
Birds and
Worms
1pm |
9.
Native Plant
Walk
10am
Campfire
TBA |
10.
Canoe Tour
3pm
Hayride
6pm |
11.
Get Fit in
the Park Activities
10am
&
1pm
|
|
12.
Dragonfly
Detectives
10am
Edible Plant
Hike
1pm
|
13.
Scavenger Hunt
All day
Under the
Rocks
1pm |
14.
Story and Craft
10am
Nature Nooks
1pm |
15.
Scavenger Hunt
All Day
Under The
Rocks
1pm
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16.
Native Plant
Walk
10am
Campfire
TBA |
17.
Canoe Tour
3pm
Hayride
6pm |
18.
Get Fit in
the Park Activities
10am
&
1pm
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|
19.
Nature Lab
10am
Fact or
Fiction
1pm |
20.
Every Tree For
Itself
10am
Musk-ox
Maneuvers
1pm |
21.
Animal Tracks
10am
Butterfly
Chasers
1pm |
22.
Story and craft
10am
Nature Lab
1pm
|
23.
Native Plant
Walk
10am
Campfire
TBA |
24.
Canoe Tour
3pm
Hayride
6pm |
25.
Get Fit in
the Park Activities
10am
&
1pm
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26.
Animal Tracks
10am
Butterfly
Chasers
1pm |
27.
Every Tree For
Itself
10am
Musk-ox
Maneuvers
1pm |
28.
Fact or Fiction
10am
Under the
Rocks
1pm |
29.
Dragonfly
Detectives
10am
Edible Plant
Hike
1pm
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30
.
Native Plant Walk
10am
Campfire
TBA |
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* Special Event July 4th
: A Free Concert Featuring: Indie/experimental band “THE VELCRO LEAVES”.
To be held at the Swallow Falls
amphitheatre at 8:00pm, followed by marshmallow roasting in front of the
fire –
*Come join in!*
Swallow
Falls Events
Click here for program
descriptions
July
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
Sunday |
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1
Discover The
Falls Hike
3pm |
2
Campfire
TBA
Special Guest possibilities |
3
Predator Prey
2pm
Under The Rocks
4pm |
4
Park To
Park Hike
8:30am
Snake
Show
3pm
Special
Event ****** |
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5
Native Plant Hike
3pm |
6
Musk Ox Maneuvers
3pm |
7
Snake Show
3pm |
8
Interpretive Hike
3pm |
9
Campfire
TBA
Special Guest possibilities |
10
Butterfly Chasers
2pm
Shell-N-Tell
4pm |
11
Park To
Park Hike
8:30am
Discover
The Falls Hike
3pm
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12
Butterfly Chasers
3pm |
13
Birds
And Worms
3pm |
14
Fact Or
Fiction
3pm |
15
Discover
The Falls Hike
3pm |
16
Campfire
TBA
Special Guest possibilities |
17
Scavenger Hunt
All Day
Nature Craft
2pm
Snake Show
4pm |
18
Park To
Park Hike
8:30am
Snake
Show
3pm |
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19
Interpretive Hike
3pm |
20
Nature
Craft
3pm |
21
Under
The Rocks
3pm |
22
Snake Show
3pm |
23
Campfire
TBA
Special Guest possibilities |
24
Butterfly Chasers
2pm
Shell-N-Tell
4pm |
25
Park To Park Hike
8:30am
Discover The Falls Hike
3pm
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26
Fact Or Fiction
3pm |
27
Musk Ox Maneuvers
3pm
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28
Native Plant Hike
3pm |
29
Discover The
Falls Hike
3pm |
30
Campfire
TBA
Special Guest possibilities |
31
Predator Prey
2pm
Under The Rocks
4pm |
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Savage River |
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Big
Run State Park
Grantsville, MD
301-895-5453 or 301-746-8359
Directions: 14 miles south of Grantsville
Casselman
River Bridge State Park
Grantsville, MD
301-895-5453 or 301-746-8359
Directions: 1/4 mile east of Grantsville adjacent to Rt. 40
Deep
Creek Lake State Park
Swanton, MD
(301) 387-5563
Directions: Take Rt. 219 S. to Glendale Road.
Turn left on Glendale Road. Immediately after crossing the
Glendale Bridge, turn left onto State Park Road. Go over small State
Park Bridge and you will see the campground office on your right.
Continue a short distance and the Discovery Center is the first left
past the office. The park entrance to beach, picnic and day-use area and
public boat launch ramp is the second left.
Herrington
Manor State Park
Oakland, MD
(301) 334-9180
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 219 south to
Mayhew Inn Road. Take right and travel to the end of Mayhew Inn Road.
Turn left onto Oakland Sang Run Rd. Follow signs and turn right onto
Swallow Falls Road. Park entrance is about 5 miles on right.
New
Germany State Park
Grantsville, MD
(301) 895-5453
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 219 south to Glendale Rd. Turn
left onto Glendale Road, cross bridge and bear right and continue to the
end of Glendale Rd. Turn left onto Rt. 495 N., then right onto New
Germany Rd. Go about 8 miles and turn right into park entrance. Savage
River State Forest encompasses much of the Park area. NOTE: Savage River
Reservoir is at the bottom of Dry Run Road off 495.
Potomac-Garrett
State Forest
301-334-2038
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 219 S and travel 4.7 miles to Sand
Flat Rd. Turn left and travel 4.4 miles to MD Highway (135) at stop
light. Go straight across through Deer Park and continue onto
Boiling Springs Rd. Follow signs. Bear right at Eagle Rock Rd. for about
2 miles and you will see signs for specific areas, such as Lostland Run.
Savage River State Forest
Grantsville, MD
301-895-5759
Directions: MD Rt. 495 to New Germany Road. Follow signs.
Swallow
Falls State Park
Oakland, MD
(301) 334-9180
DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 219 south to Mayhew Inn Road.
Take right and travel to the end of Mayhew Inn Road. Turn left onto
Oakland Sang Run Rd. Follow signs and turn right onto Swallow Falls
Road. Park entrance is about 1 mile on right.
Youghiogheny
Wild & Scenic River
Swanton, MD
301-387-5563
Directions: MD Rt. 495 to New Germany Road. Follow signs.
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