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Sunday,
November
8, 2026
Join two Naturalists for a hike on the 7.5-mile Bear Creek Backcountry Trail. This is a strenuous hike. Wear sturdy shoes and bring a day pack with plenty of water, snacks, and a lunch. $12 plus
parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Wednesday,
November
11, 2026
Explore the geologic strata of the canyon from the bottom up in this advanced look at the rocks and minerals that make up the lower part of the canyon. Meet at the Interpretive Center, then we'll drive to the lower Sitton Gulch Trailhead. This is a moderate 2-mile hike.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Saturday,
November
14, 2026
Join two Naturalists for a hike on the 7.5-mile Bear Creek Backcountry Trail. This is a strenuous hike. Wear sturdy shoes and bring a day pack with plenty of water, snacks, and a lunch. $12 plus
parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Sunday,
November
15, 2026
Cloudland Canyon is the only state park that lies within the Cumberland Plateau, and the only one that contains caves. This 1hr presentation explains why this region is riddled with holes, and will introduce you to the fragile environment of caves and some of the fascinating creatures found in them.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Monday,
November
16, 2026
Tuesday,
November
17, 2026
Explore the geologic forces that formed the canyon and the surrounding area. This moderately strenuous hike (just under 2 miles) begins at the Main Overlook and proceeds down to Cherokee Falls.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Wednesday,
November
18, 2026
Thursday,
November
19, 2026
Cloudland Canyon is the only state park that lies within the Cumberland Plateau, and the only one that contains caves. This 1hr presentation explains why this region is riddled with holes, and will introduce you to the fragile environment of caves and some of the fascinating creatures found in them.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Join a Naturalist at the Interpretive Center to learn a variety of frontier skills. In the shade, practice making cordage from natural fibers, learn to craft a fire using flint and steel, and watch a demonstration of "fire-cake" being cooked over hot coals the way soldiers would have prepared them during the revolutionary war. $5 plus
parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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They can be beautiful, the can be beneficial...and they can be harmful, if not deadly! We will be presenting a mushroom program throughout the month of October. Come learn about the fascinating world of fungi. After this 30 min program join us for a short walk to see if we can find any growing nearby.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Friday,
November
20, 2026
Walk with a park Naturalist and meet some of the trees that live in the forests of the southeast and discover all the foods that rain down from the autumn canopy. After identifying the many different species, you will learn how their fruits and nuts are still used as food today and how you can use them in your own kitchen.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Saturday,
November
21, 2026
They can be beautiful, the can be beneficial...and they can be harmful, if not deadly! We will be presenting a mushroom program throughout the month of October. Come learn about the fascinating world of fungi. After this 30 min program join us for a short walk to see if we can find any growing nearby.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Sunday,
November
22, 2026
This program will introduce you to some of the most common (and some not as common) fossils that may be found in the different rock strata of the Cumberland Plateau
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Tuesday,
November
24, 2026
Cloudland Canyon is the only state park that lies within the Cumberland Plateau, and the only one that contains caves. This 1hr presentation explains why this region is riddled with holes, and will introduce you to the fragile environment of caves and some of the fascinating creatures found in them.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Explore the geologic forces that formed the canyon and the surrounding area. This moderately strenuous hike (just under 2 miles) begins at the Main Overlook and proceeds down to Cherokee Falls.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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They can be beautiful, the can be beneficial...and they can be harmful, if not deadly! We will be presenting a mushroom program throughout the month of October. Come learn about the fascinating world of fungi. After this 30 min program join us for a short walk to see if we can find any growing nearby.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Wednesday,
November
25, 2026
Explore the geologic strata of the canyon from the bottom up in this advanced look at the rocks and minerals that make up the lower part of the canyon. Meet at the Interpretive Center, then we'll drive to the lower Sitton Gulch Trailhead. This is a moderate 2-mile hike.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Friday,
November
27, 2026
Walk with a park Naturalist and meet some of the trees that live in the forests of the southeast and discover all the foods that rain down from the autumn canopy. After identifying the many different species, you will learn how their fruits and nuts are still used as food today and how you can use them in your own kitchen.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Join a Naturalist at the Interpretive Center to learn a variety of frontier skills. In the shade, practice making cordage from natural fibers, learn to craft a fire using flint and steel, and watch a demonstration of "fire-cake" being cooked over hot coals the way soldiers would have prepared them during the revolutionary war. $5 plus
parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Saturday,
November
28, 2026
Join two Naturalists for a hike on the 7.5-mile Bear Creek Backcountry Trail. This is a strenuous hike. Wear sturdy shoes and bring a day pack with plenty of water, snacks, and a lunch. $12 plus
parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Sunday,
November
29, 2026
Cloudland Canyon is the only state park that lies within the Cumberland Plateau, and the only one that contains caves. This 1hr presentation explains why this region is riddled with holes, and will introduce you to the fragile environment of caves and some of the fascinating creatures found in them.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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This program will introduce you to some of the most common (and some not as common) fossils that may be found in the different rock strata of the Cumberland Plateau
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Monday,
November
30, 2026
Explore the geologic forces that formed the canyon and the surrounding area. This moderately strenuous hike (just under 2 miles) begins at the Main Overlook and proceeds down to Cherokee Falls.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Tuesday,
December
1, 2026
Explore the geologic strata of the canyon from the bottom up in this advanced look at the rocks and minerals that make up the lower part of the canyon. Meet at the Interpretive Center, then we'll drive to the lower Sitton Gulch Trailhead. This is a moderate 2-mile hike.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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Wednesday,
December
2, 2026
Explore the geologic forces that formed the canyon and the surrounding area. This moderately strenuous hike (just under 2 miles) begins at the Main Overlook and proceeds down to Cherokee Falls.
Parking fee required. 706-657-4050.
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