Whose Track Is It? An Interpretive Program at Bandy Creek Campground, Saturday, June 14

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News Release Date: June 9, 2014
Contact: Bill Herman, 423-286-7275
Contact: Dave Carney, 423-569-9778

Did you know most mammals are secretive or are active only at night?  This rarely allows us to catch a glimpse of them.  They often leave evidence of their presence--such as their tracks.  Come enjoy a 45-minute ranger-interpretive program to learn more about the park's wildlife and ecology.  This hands-on activity will provide kids an opportunity to have fun making souvenir tracks that they can take home with them.

Please come and enjoy this kid-friendly interpretive program with Park Ranger Miriam Matthias at the Bandy Creek Campground campfire circle.  If it rains, the evening program will be held at the covered pavilion located next to the swimming pool.  This ranger-led program is free of charge.  Everyone is welcome.

For directions or additional information, please call the Bandy Creek Visitor Center at [phone].

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