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Free Summer Programs in Stone Mountain Park, July 2008
Free with daily or yearly Park
vehicle entrance fee
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Descriptions:
History Tour:
Every Monday and Wednesday at 1pm in Confederate Hall
Historical and Environmental Education Center.
Tour the building for an
introduction to Park History. See exhibits for the Park’s 50th Anniversary.
Herps: Every Tuesday and Thursday
at 1pm in Confederate Hall Historical and Environmental
Education Center. Learn
about, see and be fascinated by
some of our reptiles and amphibians.
Rock Outcrop : Every Tuesday at 10
am, meets at Confederate Hall Historical and Environmental
Education Center.
Learn what life is like for
animals and plants on a rock outcrop on this short hike at the
bottom of the mountain.
Nature Garden : Every Wednesday at
10 am, meets at the Nature Garden Parking Lot. Learn how you can
use native
plants in your garden and see how
we are managing this nature garden.
Walking Trails Parking: Every
Thursday at 10 am, meets at the Walking Trails Parking Lot, just
inside the Park’s West
Gate. Learn about native plants
and water conservation projects in the Park.
Crafts: Every Friday from 1130 am
– 130 pm at Confederate Hall Historical and Environmental
Education Center.
Come at any time between the
program hours to make your craft.
Discover Birds: Saturday, July 12
from 1030 am – 1200 pm at Confederate Hall Historical and
Environmental Education
Center. Come at any time between
the program hours to learn about and see some live birds of
prey.
Tree Hike: Saturday, July 19 and
July 26 at 10 am, meets at Confederate Hall Historical and
Environmental Education
Center. Learn about the trees in
the Park on this short hike.
*Only for individuals or family
groups.
*Wear comfortable walking shoes
and bring sunscreen and water.
All programs 45 minutes in length,
unless otherwise noted.
Please call 770.498.5658 for more
information and directions.
Sponsored by Stone Mountain
Memorial Association in combination with The Larry Winslett
Photography Exhibit at Memorial Hall.
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