Chimney Rock State Park
431 Main St.
Chimney Rock, NC 28720
United States
- Food Service
- Restrooms
- Picnic Tables
- Shelter/Pavilion
- Leashed Pets Allowed
- Visitor Information
Trees play a vital role in their environment and in the lives of people and animals. On this adventure, find out about six common trees found along the trail.
TRACK your AdventureMany flowers need help from pollinators to reproduce. On this adventure, uncover how flowers attract pollinators through different sizes, colors, and smells.
TRACK your AdventureDo you know what a lichen is?! On this adventure, learn how lichen are created by algae and fungi coming together and how to identify the three types of lichen.
TRACK your AdventureThere's new things to uncover in nature everyday! On this adventure, explore your surroundings and check off a few common things often overlooked in nature.
TRACK your AdventureSalamanders come in numerous colors, shapes, and sizes. On this adventure, read about thier unique life cycle and take field notes to identify a salamander.
TRACK your AdventureScientists need your help documenting species! On this adventure, learn how to become an ecoEXPLORER and share your nature observations with real scientists.
TRACK your AdventureFrom ranger-led hikes to fishing events, many TRACK Trail sites offer public programs. Submit your own adventure from a park program or Junior Ranger activity here!
TRACK your AdventureLet's see what we can discover today! On this adventure, explore your surroundings and use this checklist to find common things often overlooked in nature.
Start your e-AdventureHave you ever wanted to copy an animal's movement? On this adventure, follow along with the animal exercises on the pages and enjoy getting some energy out.
Start your e-AdventureMany flowers need help from pollinators to reproduce. On this adventure, uncover how flowers attract pollinators through different sizes, colors, and smells.
Start your e-AdventureDo you kow what lichen is?! On this adventure, learn how lichen are created by algae and fungi coming together and how to identify the three types of lichen.
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