Ohio Department of Natural Resources - January 2009 Events

Events and Activities

JANUARY 2009
Some park events may not be included in this list. Contact the individual park offices for events that are not listed.
Date(s) State Park Event Event Type Description
January 10 Malabar Farm
(NE)		 Basic Maple Producers Workshop Basic Nature 10 AM • Learn the basics of making maple syrup • Pre-registration and $10 fee to cover matierials are required  •
For information call 419-892-2784
 
January 10-11 Punderson
(NE)		 Sled Dog Classic
Weather Permitting		 Fun & Fitness Watch sled dog racers mush their teams through challenging race courses • Spectators are admitted free • Pre-registration and entry fee are required for racers •
For information call 440-564-2279
 
January 17 Hocking Hills
(SE)		 44th Annual Winter Hike Fun & Fitness 9 to 11 AM Continuous starts • Enjoy winter's splendor on this scnic 6 mile hike from Old Man's Cave to Ash Cave • Layered clothing and good footwear are recommded  • Refreshments are available for a donation • Shuttle bus returns hikers to Olad Man's Cave •
For information call 740-385-6841
 
January 17 Malabar Farm
(NE)		 Cross-Country Ski Workshop Fun & Fitness 10 AM • Fee of $30 includes equipment rental • Pre-registration is required •
For information call 419-892-2784
 
January 18 Mohican
(NE)		 Winter Hike Fun & Fitness 10 AM at the Camp Store • Experience winter's beauty while watching for the elusive bald eagle • Enjoy warm soup & refreshments after the hike •
For information call 419-994-5125
 
January 24 Malabar Farm
(NE)		 Cross-Country Ski Workshop Fun & Fitness 10 AM • Fee of $30 includes equipment rental • Pre-registration is required •
For information call 419-892-2784
 

January 24

 Geneva
(NE)		 Women in the Outdoors Fun & Fitness At the Lodge • Outdoor skills program for women only • Pre-registration and fee are required • 
For information call 440-466-8400
 
January 25 Van Buren
(NW)		 Can You Name a Tree by its Bark? Basic Nature 2 PM at the Nature Center shelterhouse • Learn to identify a tree inwinter by its bark • Then head out on the trail to test your skills •
For information call 419-832-7662