Visitors can take part in a number of wildflower-related hikes, children's activities and workshops.
These are in addition to those previously announced in the park's spring season interpretive program schedule. The approximately 196,000-acre park protects more than 1,000 species of wildflowers and their diverse habitats, ranging from about 1,000 to 4,000 feet in elevation. Park Ranger Sally Hurlbert will lead a hike to Mary's Rock. Wilderness Education Specialist Laura Cheek and Park Botanist Wendy Cass will lead a special daylong hike to Nicholson Hollow. Cass will also lead a special hike in a moist hemlock stand that's designated as a Significant Natural Area.