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Night Hike
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Master naturalist instructor Jim Buchholz and his wife Kathy will lead a hike along the Woodland Dunes Trail to experience what can be heard and “seen” in the dark of the night.
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Music in the Park: Spiritual Currents Performance and Drumming Circle
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Blending his background in jazz with the sounds of indigenous music from around the globe, Ryan Meisel's "Spiritual Currents" is a presentation of music that blurs the lines between performance, meditation and soulful exploration.
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Summer Candlelight Hike
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Here’s your chance to spend a summer’s eve along the shores of Lake Michigan. Bring your friends and family to the park to enjoy a self-guided hike along the cordwalk and beach. Torches will light the way along the cordwalk between Parking Lots 3…
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Spring Candlelight Hike
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Spring is a great time to get outdoors at night to hear frogs, see stars, and take in the woodland scents. Gather your friends and listen to the springtime night sounds as you enjoy a self-guided walk on torch-lit trails. After your hike enjoy…
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Candlelight Hike
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Spend some time outdoors and hike along a brief 0.75-mile portion of our trails lit by candlelight, then warm up afterward with s’mores and hot cocoa.
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Winter Solstice Night Hike
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Gather around the fire as we share traditions of the longest night of the year before hiking through the dark woods to find out what animals are awake and braving the cold of a winter night.
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Friends Of Devil's Lake December Torchlit Hike
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Please join the Friends of Devil's Lake for the first of our seasonal torchlit hikes!
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Stargazing and Photography
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Stars and Planets are swirling above; can you name the constellations? Bring your cameras and smartphones. With a little bit of settings adjustments, you too, can capture the cosmos in our forest.
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Fall Night Hike
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Join us out in the crisp fall air as we hit the trails with the bats and owls! Flashlights are highly recommended.
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Stargazing and Photography
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Stars and Planets are swirling above; can you name the constellations? Bring your cameras and smartphones. With a little bit of settings adjustments, you too, can capture the cosmos in our forest.