December 2014 Program Schedule

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 377-1281 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

 

Waterfowl Identification Programs

 

Waterfowl ID: Sunday, November 30th at 7am.  Join Ranger Sam King at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.
Waterfowl ID: Saturday, December 6th at 7am.  Join Ranger Leslie Anne Rawlings at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.
Waterfowl ID: Sunday December 7th at 7am. Join Ranger Dustin Crowell at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.
Waterfowl ID: Saturday, December 13th at 7am.  Join Ranger Jesse Germeraad at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.
Waterfowl ID: Saturday, December 20th at 7am.  Join Ranger Leslie Anne Rawlings at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.
Waterfowl ID: Sunday December 21st at 7am. Join Ranger Dustin Crowell at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.
Waterfowl ID: Saturday, December 27th at 7am.  Join Ranger Jesse Germeraad at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.
Waterfowl ID: Saturday, January 3rd at 7am.  Join Ranger Leslie Anne Rawlings at the causeway to look and see what waterfowl is migrating to Radnor Lake.  All ages. No reservations required.

Harris Ridge Hikes

 
Harris Ridge Hike
Sunday, December 28th at 10am.  Join Ranger Sam King for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2+ hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 21st at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
 
Harris Ridge Hike
Monday, December 29th at 8am.  Join Ranger Leslie Anne Rawlings for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2+ hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 21st at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
Harris Ridge Hike
Monday, December 29th at 11am.  Join Ranger Dustin Crowell for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2+ hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 21st at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
Harris Ridge Hike
Monday, December 29that 2pm. Join Ranger Jesse Germeraad for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2+ hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 21st at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
 
Harris Ridge Hike
Tuesday, December 30th at 11am. Join Ranger Dustin Crowell for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2 hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December28th at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
 
 New Year’s Eve Harris Ridge Hike
Wednesday, December 31st at 10pm. Join Park Manager Steve Ward and Park Ranger Sam King for a night hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the East Parking Area off of Franklin Road. Bring water, flashlight, walking stick and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike is off-trail will last about 3 hours and will be limited to 40 park visitors. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 21st at 9:30am. Ages 14 and up.
 
New Year’s Day Harris Ridge Hike
Thursday, January 1st at 10:30am. Join Ranger Jesse Germeraad for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2 hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 28th at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
 
 
Harris Ridge Hike
Friday, January 2nd at 10am.  Join Ranger Leslie Anne Rawlings for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2 hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 28th at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
 
Harris Ridge Hike
Saturday, Jan. 3rd at 10am. Join Ranger Sam King for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2 hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 28th at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.

Harris Ridge Hike
Saturday, January 3rd at 2pm. Join Park Manager Steve Ward for a hike to one of the park’s newest ridgetops that was acquired in 2011 in a partnership between the State of Tennessee and Friends of Radnor Lake. See the view from the top and learn about the historical and natural features of this property. Meet at the Education Center. Bring water and wear sturdy shoes. This strenuous hike will last about 2 hours. Reservations are required and open Sunday, December 28th at 9:30am.  Ages 14 and up.
 

Barbara J. Mapp Aviary Education Center Tours

 

  • Friday, December 5th 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 Sunday, November 30th at 9:30am.

 

  • Saturday, December 13th at 8am. 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, December 7th at 9:30am.

 

  • Saturday, December 20th at 11am. Join Ranger Sam King 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, December 14th at 9:30am.

 

  • Saturday, January 3rd at 8am.  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, December 28th at 9:30am.

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.