Carpool through the Park on east or west sides of the river visiting many different habitats that will enable observers to locate over 75 species of birds. Sponsored by the Rochester Birding Association.

Mt. Morris Dam snack Bar. Bring a lunch. Will car pool. 6 hours.

School groups are encouraged to attend this event. The general public is also welcome. An outdoor celebration with 10 stations to visit, each station will have a different topic of discussion. Topics include flintknapping, civil war camp life, wool spining, and the opportunity to listen and watch a portrayal of Mr. Letchworth and Caroline Bishop. Cake will be available.

Call 585-493-3616 for more information. The event will take place at the museum area.

6 massed balloon flights will take place Friday at 6:30 pm, Saturday and Sunday at 6 am and 6:30 pm, and Monday at 6 am, launching from The Archery Field near the Castile entrance.

Visit www.balloonsoverletchworth.com for more information.

Various spear throwing competitions for target accuracy (International Standard Accuracy Contest (ISAC), and NYAA contests (Team, Individual, Animal, European, International and European). Open to the public with demonsration equipment available

Times: Friday after 4 pm, Saturday before and after the Free Learn to Catch a Fish Family Picnic, and Sunday until 3 pm.

Trailside Lodge.

In a less familiar realm of sights and sounds, experience the changing colors and moods in the blending zone of daylight and "nightlight." Star watching will follow programs, weather permitting. Flashlight recommended.

Parade Grounds Parking Lot. Brush, water and muddy spots. Will car pool. 2 hours, 1 mile.

This beautiful and challenging course follows the Letchworth Branch of the Finger Lakes Trail along the eastern rim of Letchworth gorge from Mount Morris Dam to Letchworth State Park Parade Grounds.

Registration required, for details visit: www.yellowjacketracing.com

Come on down to the Mt. Morris Dam for some 1950s syle family fun. Games, music, food & dancing!  

This is a free event. All are welcome! For details, please contact the Mt. Morris Dam Visitor Center at 585-658-4790.

Geology, history and nature lore are the subjects of a walk into the changing path of the Lower Falls. Lots of steps and muddy spots.

Parking lot past Cabin Area "B." Lots of steps and muddy spots.

2 hours, 1 mile.

Follow short, paved, handicap-accessible walkways. Comprehensive introduction to Letchworth State Park as viewed from Inspiration Point which covers geology, flacial and human history plus plant and animal lore.

Inspiration Point Parking Lot. 1 hour. 1/4 mile.

A general history and nature walk. We will visit the historical memorial trees that have been planted on the Glen Iris Estate, and also view two State Champions. 

Meet at the Museum. 2 hours, 1 mile.

Letchworth State Park has over 50 miles of boundary line that traverses many scenic hills and dates. Ten miles in five sessions will be explored. Long pants, sturdy footwear (for mud, prickers, poison ivy and stream crossings) and packed lunch or snacks are all recommended. Car-pooling is required.

Perry Entrance. Mud, prickers, poison ivy, and stream crossings. Bring a lunch. Will car pool.

4 hours, 2 miles.

With 25 species, Letchworth State Park may have more nesting species of wood warblers than anywhere else in the world! Each week, actual nesting sites will be visited and we will search for a third of the park's nesting warbler species, as we study the factors that yield such diversity. Binoculars recommended.

Castile Entrance Gate. Will car pool. 3 hours, 1 mile or more.

Learn about Oakland as well as the history of the canal and railroad in the area.

Oakland Rd. jct. Rte. 436 in Oakland, NY. (2 hours, 2 miles)

Visit the vanished village of Gibsonville. Bring a lunch.

Silver Lake Outlet Bridge, one mile north of Perry Exit on Main Park Road. 3 hours, 2 miles.

Letchworth State Park has over 50 miles of boundary line that traverses many scenic hills and dales. Ten miles in five sessions will be explored. Long pants, sturdy footwear (for mud, prickers, poison ivy, and stream crossings) and packed lunch or snacks are all recommended. Car pooling is required.

Castile Entrance. 4 hours, 2 miles.

With 25 species, Letchworth State Park may have more nesting species of wood warblers than anywhere else in the world! Each week, actual nesting sites will be visited and we will search for a third of the park's nesting warbler species, as we study the factors that yield such diversity. Binoculars recommended.

Portageville Entrance Gate. Will car pool. 2 1/2 hours, 1 mile.

A general nature walk highlighting the spring season and what is met along the way.

Will car pool. Bring a lunch. 3 hours, 1 mile.

Help Letchworth State Park care for its many fine hiking trails. Members of Friends of Letchworth and anyone else who wants to join will meet at the gathering places, get signed in as a volunteer so that the vehicle use charge is waived and then travel to the work site. The focus will be to re-paint the trail blazes, if weather permits, pick up trash and clear brush. Sessions will last two to three hours, but participants may leave early or stay late to help finish a project.

Bring hand tools (pruners, loppers, grass whips, small handsaws), work gloves, water and snacks. (2-3 hours)

Oakland Rd. jct Rte 436 in Oakland, NY.

Letchworth State Park has over 50 miles of boundary line that traverses many scenic hills and dales. Ten miles in five sessions will be explored. Long pants, sturdy footwear (for mud, prickers, poison ivy and stream crossings) and packed lunch or snacks are all recommended. Car pool is required.

Castile Entrance Gate. 4 hours, 2 miles.

With 25 species, Letchworth State Park may have more nesting species of wood warblers than anywhere else in the world! Each week, actual nesting sites will be visited and we will search for a third of the park's nesting warbler species, as we study the factors that yield such diversity. Binoculars recommended. May car pool.

3 hours, 1 mile or more. Meet at the Parade Grounds Parking Lot.

A general nature walk highlighting the spring season and what is met along the way.

Meet at Trout Pond. 2 hours, 1 mile.

Letchworth State Park has over 50 miles of boundary line that traverses many scenic hills and dales. Ten miles in five sessions will be explored. Long pants, sturdy footwear (for mud, prickers, poison ivy and stream crossings) and packed lunch or snacks are all recommended. Car-pooling is required.

Junction of Pennycook Road and State Route 436 (1/4 mile east of Parade Grounds Entrance). 4 hours, 2 miles.

Musical performances. Family activities. Food and fireworks. Join us at the Highbanks Recreation Area for a summer celebration.

Help Letchworth State Park care for its many fine hiking trails. Members of Friends of Letchworth and anyone else who wants to join will meet at the gathering places, get signed in as a volunteer so that the vehicle use charge is waived and then travel to the work site. The focus will be to repaint the trail blazes, if weather permits, pick up trash and clear brush. Bring hand tools (pruners, loppers, grass whips, small handsaws) work gloves, water and snacks.

Sessions will last two to three hours, but participants may leave early or stay late to help finish a project.

Oakland Rd. jct Rte 436 in Oakland, NY.

Letchworth State Park has over 50 miles of boundary line that traverses many scenic hills and dales. Ten miles in five sessions will be explored.

Parade Grounds Entrance off Route 436. Mud, prickers, poison ivy, and stream crossings. Bring a lunch. Will car pool. 4 hours, 2 miles.

In a less familiar realm of sights and sounds, experience the changing colors and moods in the blending zone of daylight and "nightlight." Star watching will follow programs, weather permitting. Flashlight recommended.

Lower Falls Restaurant Parking Lot. May car pool. 3 hours, 2 miles.

Join the Corps of Engineers & the Canyon Camera Club for a day of picture taking & learning. Pack a lunch & enjoy photo seminars, photo walks, & interesting subjects.

This is a free public event! For details, please contact the Mount Morris Dam Visitor Center at 585-658-4790.

Study the beauty and composition of hundreds of dried butterfly specimens representing most of the world's butterfly families. Dozens of local and New York species as well as those found in the Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory are specially noted. Butterfly structure and local natural history will be featured in two new butterfly videos. This is an excellent primer for the Butterfly Walk on July 6th.

Conference Room of the Visitor Center. 2 hours.

Upland habitats include mature woodland, overgrown fields, conifer plantations, old growth apple orchards, wetlands and open meadows.

Car caravan leaves Visitor Center at 9:30 am or meet on site at Rosses on Rte 70 south of Nunda at the Canaseraga Creek crossing (SR70 junction County Road 54 (Newville Rd.) Bring a lunch. Will car pool and take short walks. 3-5 hours, 1-2 miles (shorter or longer options available).

Food, hula dancing and instruction, beach music and lots of swim time will make this day at the pool memorable.

Will take place at the Harvey Pool Complex at the Highbanks Recreation Area.

Watch Native American dancers perform traditional dances and learn about their cultural significance. Featuring athletic and craft demonstrations, Native American food, and other goods.

Trailside Lodge Area.