Program Schedule for Labor Day Week 2014
Unless otherwise noted, reservations for activities open at 10:00 A.M. on the Sunday before the program and will be taken until it is full. Please call 373-3467 to sign up.
Deaf or Hearing Impaired Visitors please contact Park Manager Steve Ward for sign language assistance for any of our programs at Steve.Ward@tn.gov
Canoe Floats at Radnor Lake State Natural Area
- Monday, September 1st at 6am. Join Ranger Dustin Crowell for an interpretive canoe float around Radnor Lake. Canoe float is approximately 1.5 hours. Ages 10 years old and up. Life vest, paddles and canoes provided by Radnor Lake. Registration is required and begins on Sunday, August 31st at 10am.
- Friday, September 5th at 6am. Join Ranger Sam King for an interpretive canoe float around Radnor Lake. Canoe float is approximately 1.5 hours. Ages 10 years old and up. Life vest, paddles and canoes provided by Radnor Lake. Registration is required and begins on Sunday, August 31st at 10am.
- Saturday, September 6th at 6am. Join Ranger Jesse Germeraad for an interpretive canoe float around Radnor Lake. Canoe float is approximately 1.5 hours. Ages 10 years old and up. Life vest, paddles and canoes provided by Radnor Lake. Registration is required and begins on Sunday, August 31st at 10am.
- Saturday, September 6th at 6pm. Join Ranger Leslie Anne Rawlings for an interpretive canoe float around Radnor Lake. Canoe float is approximately 1.5 hours. Ages 10 years old and up. Life vest, paddles and canoes provided by Radnor Lake. Registration is required and begins on Sunday, August 31st at 10am.
History of Radnor Lake
- Sunday, August 31st at 11am. Join Ranger Jesse Germeraad for a program on the history of Radnor Lake. This program will start at the Visitor Center with a powerpoint presentation and conclude with a short hike to the Historic Valve-House Trail. No reservations necessary.
- Saturday, September 6th at 10am. Join Ranger Dustin Crowell for a program on the history of Radnor Lake. This program will start at the Visitor Center with a powerpoint presentation and conclude with a short hike to the Historic Valve-House Trail. No reservations necessary.
Barbara J. Mapp Aviary Education Center Tours
- Sunday, August 31st at 3pm. Join Ranger Dustin Crowell for a hike to the aviary center for a tour while it is under construction for an overview of this environmental education project currently underway at Radnor Lake. Hike is approximately 1.5 hour. Meet at the Hall Drive/Otter Creek Road. Reservations are required and open on Saturday, August 30th at 10am.
- September 1st at 6pm. Join Ranger Leslie Anne Rawlings for a hike to the aviary center for a tour while it is under construction for an overview of this environmental education project currently underway at Radnor Lake. Hike is approximately 1.5 hour. Meet at the Hall Drive/Otter Creek Road. Reservations are required and open on Sunday, August 31st at 10am.
- Wednesday, September 3rd at 6pm. Join Ranger Jesse Germeraad for a hike to the aviary center for a tour while it is under construction for an overview of this environmental education project currently underway at Radnor Lake. Hike is approximately 1.5 hour. Meet at the Hall Drive/Otter Creek Road. Reservations are required and open on Sunday, August 31st at 10am.
Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation is committed to principles of equal opportunity, equal access and affirmative action. Contact EEO/AA Coordinator at 1-888-867-7455 or the ADA coordinator at 1-866-253-5827 for further information. Hearing impaired callers may use the Tennessee Relay Service at 1-800-848-0298.