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Take Time To Take it In“They grow up so fast.” “It goes by in a blink of any eye.” “It seems like only yesterday.” All cliches that we use because, well, time really does fly by and the kids really do grow up so fast. As parents, friends, and neighbors we all have one common connection. We want to make the most of our time. Work, sports, homework, civic groups - there are only so many hours in the day (another true cliche) to fit it all in. But, where do you fit into your schedule?
Psychologists advocate that taking even a little downtime (10 minutes!) for your self, family, or friends makes you happier and able to navigate conversations and life with a better mind-set. Taking time to yourself has been proven to relieve anxieties, help you become less dependent on others, slow you down, and it’s even proven to be a money saver! Stark Parks and trails offer exploration, adventure, and relaxation with some
pretty cool scenery. From a solo run to a family picnic or even just listening to the birds chatter for a few moments, you can find a Stark Park nearby. While we can’t convince everyone to take a well-deserved break, we can provide plenty of places and opportunities to step away for a few minutes, or even hours. We encourage you to Take Time to Take it in!
People all over Stark County are Taking Time for Parks - and they’re sharing how! #timeforparks
Take Time with the Mindfulness Walk at Petros Lake Park In partnership with Stark Mental Health and Addiction Recovery (MHAR), Stark Parks has created a Mindfulness Walk at Petros Lake Park in Perry Township. A wonderful way to take it all in, this walk consists of ten stations, each designed to help users be aware of their senses and the surrounding natural environment in a more conscious way. You’re invited to join Stark Parks and Stark MHAR at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 1 - National Trails Day - to celebrate the official grand opening of the Mindfulness Walk! Following a ribbon cutting ceremony, staff will guide visitors through the walk and several fun and relaxing activities. Make your own stress ball, sign the wall of affirmation, experience a Zen sand garden, a labyrinth, and more!
Summer 2019Administration
5300 Tyner St. NW, Canton 44708 330.477.3552 = StarkParks.com
Rentals & Reservations5712 12th St. NW, Canton 44708
330.409.8096
Inside this issue, you’ll explore...
• A new connection for mental health and nature in Stark County• How to take advantage of a free day on the water at Walborn Reservoir ... Summer Splash!
• Where you can enjoy concerts in the parks all summer long
• Programs to get you (and the kids) outside (check out our new camps!)
• How Stark Parks celebrates the longest day of the year with a hike-a-thon
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Free Summer Family Events
With the increasing number of patients entering into the center, donations are greatly appreciated. The list of needs can befound at starkparks.com/conservation-center-wishlist.
Stark Parks and the Canton Symphony Orchestra
come together again to present the Summer Serenades in the Park Concert
Series! Enjoy free, family-friendly musical performances throughout the months of June, July, and August, culminating with a full symphony performance in September. Nature and music come together to create a truly unique experience. Check out the
calendar on pages 3-5 for each concert, or visit StarkParks.com for a complete list!
Photo by Molly G. at Quail Hollow ParkPhoto of Lena E. at Sippo Lake Park Photo by Lacey M. at Petros Lake Park
Photo by Morgan F. at Sippo Lake Park
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Park & Trail Updates
Friends of Stark Parks (new & renewing)
Adamczyk, MaxAdams, RandallAeling, Richard & TrevaArmstead, JerameArnold, Jim & DeeArtzner, SuezanneBagocius, Paul & CindyBall, Jim & BrendaBarcalow, LauraBarker, John & AmyBarnes, DarleneBartos, Paul & CarolBeall, James & MaryanneBeard, David & JenniferBennett, David & JuanitaBiddle, ChristianBiehl, ChrisBissett, JamesBitonte, LauraBlack, Donald & EvaBoatright, LonnieBobak, Don & VivianBoettler, J.H.Bolea, MarleneBonner, MarkBordner, RichardBower, JoyceBowman, Bruce & SueBring Your Own Bike ClubBrundelet, MarthaBugara, Michael & PamBull, GwennCarman, MartyCarnahan, ElizabethCihon, John & SusanCline, MaryClunk, Judge & Mrs.Conrad, Michael & PattyConverse, Rich & NancyConway, Aaron
Luntz, William & SharonLux, SallieMacika, EdMaier, Robert & NancyMann, Roger & KathleenMarshall, CindyMartin, AnneMcClaugherty, Charles & Martha McConnell, Michael & SharonMcHenry, JaneMehaffie, TomMillard, Ken & KayeMiller, FredMiller, Tom & PatMilligan, Judge JohnMoore, Brent & AnneMorris, William & KatherineMorrow, RobertMuhlenkamp, Aaron & PeggyNovak, EdPalombo, BarbaraPerlog, John & CarolynPerone, Jim & KarenPerry, Al & LoriPetty, CarlaPfeiffer, Nick & DeborahPfendler, RobertPfund, PhilipPickens, Walter & LoraliPitts, LarryPolen, Dennis & Faith SheafferPoulos, H. StevenRangel, JudyReed, Dennis & RhondaReed, MichaelReed, Monty & BarbReinbold, Richard & NancyRiffle, Roger & MargaretRising Sun Holistic ChoicesRogers, WilliamRohr, AlfredRose, LindaRosnack, PamelaRoss, Larry
Cotterman, JanCozy, Mark & Brenda Crawford, SharonCritchfield, Richard & MargaretCrofut, StanCrone, Bob & JenniferCrum, DebCrum, JaniceDamon, MarjorieDaniels, Bob & ValerieDavis, James & CarolynDeems, PattiDingies, Rick & RobinDodson, ChrisDowney, DeidreEdwards, BonnieElder, TimElson, Gus & JoLaneEye, Eric, Kim & LilyFarber, Mike & JudyFeicht, DonaldFeltes, Joseph & Annette YohoFindow, SueFleming, Joe & ValerieFloro, JuliaFreeland, DeniseFriedmann, RobertGainer, Mitch & NatalieGammon, DarrellGates, Dan & JoniGessner, Richard & SusanGheen, BarbaraGreen, BeckyGriffith, CynthiaGross, George & KathleenGrove, Greg & CindyHacquard, CarolHamilton, Jeff & RenaHammen, Tom & LindaHardin, Jim
Rubin, ConnieRuth, John & BarbSawyer, Tom & MonikaSchemansky, JaniceSchrader, JayneSchuster, John & AnnSchwartz, Richard & Jan Scott, FredericSeaman, RhondaSeeds, Dale & LaurelSettle, BobShields, FredSidel, TaraSimone, JohanneSinacore, Tom & BethSirak, LindaSlesnick, Scott & EricaSmith, Dan & KathySmith, KevinSmith, LoisSmith, Robert & JanSnively, John & ElaineSpier, Bill & LindaStaken, Jo AnnStark County Bicycle ClubStauffenger, Eric & MaryStephens, DayStephens, ToddStrattan, SaraStraughn, R. ThomasStroup, DianeStroup, WinstonSuggett, SandraSwope, AndrewTaylor, CarolynTolin, Tim & PaulaTroyer, Barry & ChristineUngashick, Pat & JayneVan Rooyen , PattiVick, JanetWagner, Tom & TinaWaikem, Dave & NancyWalker, JimWatkins, Mike
Huff, Donald & SusanneHuff, GeorgetteImpagliozza, Donald & JaneIn Memory of Brady FayenJones, JamesKalkhoff, Lee AnnLasher, MatthewLepp, Paul & Mary AnnMarathon Petroleum CompanyMiller, ToniMoretta, VickiMuhlenkamp, Aaron & PeggyNetwork for GoodPerry Rotary ClubPonzani, Doris
Harding, David & SusanHardwick, PhyllisHare, Robert & PaulaHarris, RichardHart, Maryl JonasHart, Richard & TeresaHartzog, JeanneHeadley, SusanHerbst, RobertHermann, BarbaraHert, Thomas & DianeHilltop HikersHinkel, CharlesHoff, KarlaHoffman, PatriciaHolden, Will & JaneHolloway, LynnHudson, DougHumphreys, TimHuntsman, David & DawnHuston, SusanHutsell, Randy & JillImpagliozza, Donald & JaneJaniak, MonicaJones, Eldon & SuzanneJones, JamesKiko, ThomasKline, Dwight & Valerie StrohKneidel, Kurt & JudithKopko, Robert & NatalieKraynick, NicholeLang, Jack & VirginiaLanser, Dan & Patricia Lawver, ThomasLehman, Ernie & DebbieLeighley, RobertLepp, Paul & Mary AnnLepucki, Richard & ShellieLindsay, Mary JoLittle, David & ConnieLohman, ThomasLorenz, Joe & KarenLovas, Denny & JoyceLundin, John & Cindy
Donors & Sponsors AmazonSmile FoundationAmstadt, RitaAnderson, MattAres SportswearAugustyn, TomBixler-Zalesinsky, TammyBoatright, LonnieBodnar, SusanBowman, Bruce & SueBrundelet, MarthaBurtko, DanClunk, Judge & Mrs.
Conrad, Michael & PattyConverse, Rich & NancyCritchfield, Richard & MargaretDagenhardt, Bob & JoAnneDaniels, Bob & Valerie Dolan, Alan & LeeDunbar, AshleyElson, Gus & JoLaneFeicht, DonaldFleming, Joe & ValerieFonte, RobertGainer, Mitch & NatalieGarcia, DoloresGessner, Richard & SusanGooding, Robert & Marianne
Gray, Jerry, Irene & RobGreen, BeckyGross, George & KathleenHamilton, Jeff & RenaHamilton, StuartHancock, S. Thomas & JoanneHardwick, PhyllisHaren, MaryHarris, Joel & JoyHartzog, JeanneHenne, AngelHermann, BarbaraHershberger, PerryHill, MichaelHoffman, Patricia
p. 7Poulos, H. StevenReinbold, Richard & NancyRoberts, CliffRottman, JamesSarchet, EdithSawyer, Tom & MonikaSchwertner, ThomasSettle, BobShepard, MichaelSommer, JosephStark Community FoundationStotzer, MarkSuggett, SandraSynchrony FinancialTausch, Guy & Rene
The Timken CompanyTucker, JoannaUnited Way of Greater Stark CountyVinton, LynnWallace, DavidWard, ChrisWeaver, AmberWoodard, WilliamWright, DanaYourCauseZahler, Gary & CynthiaZiegler, Rich & Candy
2019 Membership Application Friends of Stark Parks is a charitable 501c3. Proceeds raised through Friends of Stark Parks events will be put towards the development of Stark Parks efforts to provide quality services to Stark County’s communities.
Name or Company Name: _______________________________________________________________________________
Address:__________________________________________ City, State, Zip:_______________________________________
Phone:_________________ Email:________________________________________ mNew Member mRenewing Member Membership Levels: m$20 Senior m$20 Student m$25 Individual m$35 Family
mI would like to make a tax deductible contribution of $ _________________ mPlease send me more information on upcoming fundraising and sponsorship opportunities. mPlease send me more information about volunteering at Stark Parks. TOTAL CHECK ENCLOSED: $_______Thank you for your support! Please tear off and include cash or check payable to Friends of Stark Parks at 5300 Tyner St NW, Canton 44708.
Wayand, JosephWeaver, AmberWelch, NancyWelsh, RobertWhitaker, Larry & NancyWhite, SusanWhitmire, Dale & MaryWig, Tom & PamWilson, Anna MarieWoodard, WilliamZahirsky, Bob & LindaZaleski, LindaZernechel, Judson & RebeccaZiegler, Rich & CandyZurick, Andrew & Marsha
Deer Creek Reservoir (Alliance)In close cooperation with the City of Alliance, the boat ramp was successfully
installed over the winter. Next steps include upgrading and reconfiguring the parking lot to better accommodate boats. Future plans include repairs to the fishing dock and an accessible kayak and canoe launch. In the meantime, the sandy area to the north of the ramp can be used to launch small watercraft.
Fry Family Park (Magnolia)Final touches are being wrapped up inside the Fry Family Park Visitor Center, and plans are underway to move into the site work phase of the project. Stark Parks crews will be working on the demolition of the
pool and putting down the base for the parking lot and bio-retention swales. A water line is
being installed this summer which will provide water to the barn, visitor center, and shelter.
Magnolia Flouring MillsThe first phase of restoration at the mill is complete and included a roof replacement, new coat of paint, foundation repairs, and electrical upgrades. 100% of the funding from this grant came from state capital funding. The second phase of the work, also funded through the state, will include a parking lot design to improve flow for vehicles and visitors to the mill as well as an analysis and purpose for the other out-buildings.
Tam O’Shanter Park (Jackson Twp.)The master planning process for the park has been moving along. The first public meeting was attended by over 100 patrons, and an additional 200 shared comments online and on paper. At the second public meeting, consultants and park staff reviewed general concepts being developed based on public comments. The final plan will be complete mid-summer when it will be voted on by the board of commissioners and after approval, will be available at StarkParks.com.
Iron Horse Trail (Alliance)Tree work began on the final leg of the Iron Horse Trail in March to clear the way for the installation of a ten-foot-wide limestone trail that will connect the existing portion of the Iron Horse Trail that ends just south of the University of Mount Union campus, to the Mahoning Valley Trail. The connection is expected to be complete late fall of 2019.
Jackson Connector Trail TunnelStark Parks received a transportation grant for the installation of a pedestrian tunnel under Fulton Road. The purpose of this connection would be to provide a more suitable pedestrian connection between Jackson’s North Park complex, amphitheater, and the Stark Library Jackson Branch with South Park, the Jackson Bog, and Jackson High School on the south side of Fulton Road. This ODOT project is currently slated for construction in 2021.
Parkwide Reminders - Share the Trails Trail users may notice new 15 mph speed limit signs along trails. Due to changes in legislation, Stark Parks is creating a pilot program, allowing class 1 e-bikes on Stark Park Trails.
As the weather warms, more people will start using the trail again. Here are a few simple reminders to make everyone’s experience enjoyable:
• Ride and walk single file and do not block the trail• Slow down• Be aware and cautious of wildlife
• Stay on park property • Practice “petiquette”• Give audible warning before
Save the date for Friends of Stark Parks’ 5th annual fundraiser! Thurs., Sept. 12, 2019 - details to follow!
Stark Parks Board of Commissioners & Administration
Andrew Hayden, Chairperson Denise Freeland, Vice Chairperson
William BryanPatricia QuickRalph Dublikar
Robert Fonte, Park Director
Friends of Stark Parks Board of Trustees
Karl Oprisch, PresidentNathan Hershman, Vice President
William Regula, TreasurerTara Sidel, SecretaryMichaela Casperd
Matt DiRuzzaAlan Dolan
Stuart HamiltonBrian KlinkEllen Mann
Brian Mertes Katie Printz
Jessica PitcherChris Reynolds
Siobhan RodriguezMaureen Schirack
Joe Sommer (emeritus)David Waikem
Hanging out with one of our patients - and her babies!
This past winter, the Wildlife Conservation Center took in a female bat found inside a home. Due to the lack of food and shelter that the winter months bring (bats typically hibernate),
she couldn’t be released until spring. During her time at the Center, she surprised staff with two
adorable babies (pictured here) in March!
Bats mate in the fall and the embryos go into hibernation with their mom until late spring, when food is plentiful. Since this mom didn’t hibernate, her babies were born early. Both babies were fully grown
and spring bugs were plentiful before all three were released together!
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From Ranger Cadet to Park RangerThe Stark Parks Ranger Cadet program offers young men and women the opportunity to explore parks, trails, and lakes from the perspective of a Ranger. Cadets experience real-life situations related to wildlife laws, natural resource enforcement, and public safety. In 2016, Thomas Koontz II joined the Ranger Cadet program while attending the University of Akron. Thomas connected so well with Stark Parks and his law enforcement role that he moved his academic focus from environmental Science to Criminal Justice Technology. In April, he was hired upon graduation from the police academy as the newest Stark Parks Ranger, and his brother Jared joined the Ranger Cadet program in 2018!
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The Hike-a-thon is Back!Join the summer solstice tradition with our
annual Sunup to Sundown Hike-a-Thon! On Fri., June 21, celebrate the longest day of the year
with a hike or two, or you can follow us from place to place and hike all day!
Sunrise [5:54 a.m.] to Sunset [9:01 p.m.]5:45 - 7:00 a.m.=Petros Lake Park (North entrance), 2 - 2.5 mi.7:45 - 9:00 a.m.=Sippo Valley Trail (Lincoln Park, 17th St.), 2.5 - 3.5 mi9:30 - 10:45 a.m.=Sippo Lake Park (exploration Gateway), 2.5 - 3.5 mi.11:15 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.=West Branch Trail (Gatehouse), 3.5 - 4.0 mi.1:30 - 2:45 p.m.=Middle Branch Trail (Veterans Park), 3.0 - 3.5 mi.3:00 - 4:15 p.m.=Hoover Trail (Ballfields), 2.5 - 3.0 mi.5:00 - 6:45 p.m.=Iron Horse Trail (First Christian Church), 4.0 - 4.5 mi 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.=Quail Hollow Park (Shady Lane Lot), 3.0 - 4.5 mi.
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Biki
ng
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k= 9
a.m
. (age
s
5-11
) and
11 a
.m. (a
ges 1
2-17
) = $
10
Polli
nato
r Par
ty! A
ges 3
-5Si
ppo
Nor
th =
10 a
.m.
The
Qua
il H
ollo
w V
olun
teer
Ass
ocia
tion
(QH
VA)
invi
tes
you
to jo
in th
em e
very
1st
& 3
rd T
hurs
day
Jun.
thro
ugh
Nov
. 6-9
p.m
. for
Tra
ditio
nal M
usic
at
the
Man
or H
ouse
. Brin
g an
inst
rum
ent a
nd
join
in, o
r jus
t enj
oy, l
isten
ing
to tr
aditi
onal
bl
uegr
ass
and
Celti
c tu
nes.
$1
adm
issi
on.
Fath
er’s
Day/
Summ
er Sa
le! J
une 1
5 - Ju
ly 6
20%
off s
elect
items
in th
e Lily
Pad G
ift Sh
op (5
712 12
th St
NW,
Cant
on)
Mon.-
Sat. 8
:30 am
-4 pm
Fath
er’s
Day/
Summ
er Sa
le!Ju
ne 15
- Ju
ly 6
20%
off s
elect
items
in th
e Lily
Pad
Gift S
hop (
5712
12th S
t. NW,
Cant
on)
Mon.-
Sat. 8
:30 am
-4 pm
Wild
life
Reha
bilit
atio
n Ca
mp (a
ges 1
6-18
) = S
ippo
Wes
t, W
ildlif
e Ce
nter=
9 a.
m. t
o 12
p.m
.=$2
0
WOW Adventure Coming Again This Fall!Stark Parks is hosting another weekend for Wild Outdoor Women of all ages and comfort levels. Sept. 28 - 29, spend the night in a cozy cabin or bring your own tent and camp out under the stars at Camp CHOF (1820 Deerfield Ave N. in Dalton). Stay tuned to StarkParks.com for more upcoming details!
Fri., july 12 AND
Fri., August 16, 2019
Sippo Lake Park, east/Marina entrance
Fishing from 5 to 10 p.m.
$5 entry fee and cash prizes
All Ages! Shoreline Fishing only.
Must have valid fishing license
Friends of Stark ParksChipotle Fundraiser
Stop in in the Belden Village location on Tue., July 16 between 4 and 8 p.m. and say you’re with us! Chipotle
will donate 50% of the proceeds!
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page
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ley
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y=Se
e pa
ge 6
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Wal
born
Res
ervo
ir,
Mar
ina=
2 p.
m.=
$10
Nat
iona
l Tra
ils D
ay H
ike
Tow
path
Trai
l, Cra
ig P
ittm
an
Trai
lhea
d=1
p.m
.
Nat
iona
l Run
ning
Day
AM
Run
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, N
atur
e Ce
nter=
6:30
a.m
. M
id-D
ay R
unSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay=
12 p
.m.
PM R
unFr
y Fam
ily P
ark,
Sh
elte
r=6:
30 p
.m.
Qui
ck S
tart
Kay
akW
albo
rn R
eser
voir,
M
arin
a=11
a.m
.=$5
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ats
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ily
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EV
EN
TS
Woo
dcar
ving
(age
s 10+
)
Sipp
o No
rth, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.
L: L
eis
ure
, Ea
sie
r P
ac
e
M: M
od
era
te, S
ligh
tly
Mo
re A
gg
ress
ive
Pa
ce
B
: Bri
sk, E
xpe
ct
to S
we
at
Hike Levels
Regi
stra
tion
is re
quire
d fo
r all
prog
ram
s exc
ept
open
hou
ses.
This
allo
ws s
taff
to p
repa
re
mat
eria
ls a
nd n
otify
att
ende
es o
f cha
nges
or
canc
ella
tions
.
For c
ompl
ete
prog
ram
det
ails
and
eas
y,
onlin
e re
gist
ratio
n vi
sit S
tark
Park
s.co
m o
r cal
l 33
0.47
7.35
52!
O
Bird
Ban
ding
Sipp
o W
est,
Wild
life
Cen
ter=
8 a.
m. t
o 12
p.m
.
Bird
Ban
ding
Sipp
o W
est,
Wild
life
Cent
er=
8 a.
m. t
o 12
p.m
.
Fitn
ess B
ike
Ride
8.0
Mid
dle
Bran
ch Tr
ail,
Mar
tinda
le P
ark=
6:30
p.m
.
Fitn
ess B
ike
Ride
(9 m
i)W
est B
ranc
h Tr
ail, T
imke
n Ga
teho
use=
6:30
p.m
.
Fitn
ess B
ike
Ride
(8 m
i)M
iddl
e Br
anch
Trai
l, M
artin
dale
Par
k=6:
30 p
.m.
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Wal
born
Res
ervo
ir,
Mar
ina=
3 p.
m. a
nd
5 p.
m.=
$10
Adve
ntur
e Bi
ke R
ide
(9 m
i)Iro
n Ho
rse
Trai
l, Firs
t Ch
ristia
n Ch
urch=
9 a.
m.
O
Date
Nig
ht:
Suns
et P
addl
e (age
s 18+
)
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a=8:
30 p
.m.
Nat
ure
Serie
s:
Bald
Eag
les D
rop-
InW
albo
rn R
eser
voir,
eag
le
Deck
=10
a.m
. to
12 p
.m.
Fit F
riday
(3 m
i; M
) Fr
y Fam
ily P
ark,
Sh
elte
r=9
a.m
.
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Hist
ory
Cam
p:
Mag
nolia
(age
s 8-1
2)
Mag
nolia
Flo
urin
g M
ills9
a.m
. to
12 p
.m.
Meg
a M
essy
Pla
y Dr
op-In
Sipp
o No
rth,
ex
plor
atio
n Ga
tew
ay
9:30
to 1
1:30
a.m
.
O
Hist
ory
Cam
p:
Qua
il Ho
llow
(age
s 8-1
2)
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k 9
a.m
. to
12 p
.m.
Mol
ly S
tark
Gr
ound
s Tou
r (L)
Mol
ly St
ark P
ark =
6 p
.m.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.=
$5M
agno
lia M
ill To
urM
agno
lia F
lour
ing
Mills=
6 p.
m.
Sum
mer
Ser
enad
esSt
ring
Trio
De
er C
reek
Re
serv
oir=
6:3
0 p.
m.
Qui
ck S
tart
Kay
akSi
ppo
east
, Mar
ina
2 p.
m.=
$5
O
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Wal
born
Res
ervo
ir, M
arin
a10
:30
a.m
. and
1
p.m
.=$1
0
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Adve
ntur
es in
Bird
ing
(L)
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a= 9
a.m
.Ad
vent
ure
Bike
Rid
e (9
mi)
Mah
onin
g Va
lley T
rail,
Dee
r Cr
eek R
eser
voir=
9 a.
m.
Qui
ck S
tart
Kay
akW
albo
rn R
eser
voir,
Mar
ina
5:30
p.m
.=$5
Yout
h M
ount
ain
Biki
ng
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
ount
ain
Bike
Trai
lhea
d =
5 p
.m. (a
ges 5
-11)
and
7 p.
m. (a
ges 1
2-17
) = $
10
Anim
al O
lym
pics
Ag
es 3
-5=
Sipp
o N
orth
10
a.m
. & 1
p.m
.W
oodc
arvi
ng (a
ges 1
0+)
Sipp
o No
rth, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
G= 6
p.m
.=$5
Nat
ure
Serie
s:
Sipp
o by
Kay
akSi
ppo
east
, M
arin
a=10
a.m
.
Big
Band
Con
cert
Sip
po N
orth=
7 p
.m.
Fit F
riday
(3.5
mi;
M)
Tam
O'Sh
ante
r Pa
rk=
9 a.
m.
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Adve
ntur
e Ca
mp (a
ges 8
-12)
= S
ippo
Lake
Par
k, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay=
9 a.
m. t
o 2
p.m
.=$2
5Do
wn
to E
arth
Yoga
Sipp
o No
rth,
exp
lora
tion
Gate
way
= 6
p.m
.=$5
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a4
and
6 p.
m.=
$10
Adve
ntur
e Bi
ke R
ide
(15
mi)
Mid
dle
Bran
ch Tr
ail, V
eter
ans P
ark=
9 a.
m.
O
Qui
ck S
tart
Kay
akSi
ppo
east
, Mar
ina=
5 p.
m.=
$5
Fasn
acht
Farm
Hik
eFa
snac
ht Fa
rm
6 p.
m.
O
Bird
Ban
ding
Sipp
o W
est,
Wild
life
Cent
er=
8 a.
m. t
o 12
p.m
.
O
Jo
in th
e Q
uail
Hol
low
Vo
lunt
eer A
ssoc
iatio
n (Q
HVA
) Jul
y 18
th fr
om
6-9
p.m
. for
Tra
ditio
nal
Mus
ic a
t the
Man
or
Hou
se. $
1 ad
mis
sion
.
Yout
h Ar
cher
y (a
ges 8
+)
Petro
s Lak
e Pa
rk, B
allfi
elds=
10 a
.m.
Cupc
akes
and
Can
vas
Sippo
Nor
th, e
G= 6
p.m
.= $
10
Sum
mer
Ser
enad
esBr
ass Q
uart
et
Tam
O'Sh
ante
r, Cl
ubho
use=
6:3
0 p.
m.
S
UN
DAY
M
ON
DAY
TU
eSDA
Y
WeD
NeS
DAY
THU
RSDA
Y
FRI
DAY
SA
TURD
AY
Ou
tdo
or
Ad
ven
ture
sH
ike
s, B
ike
s &
Bo
ats
Nat
ure
& F
am
ily
Ad
ven
ture
sH
ow
-To
s &
Ma
ke-i
t-Ta
ke-I
tsH
isto
ry &
Cu
ltu
reA
dve
ntu
res
AU
GU
ST
EV
EN
TS
L: L
eis
ure
, Ea
sie
r P
ac
e
M: M
od
era
te, S
ligh
tly
Mo
re A
gg
ress
ive
Pa
ce
B
: Bri
sk, E
xpe
ct
to S
we
at
Hike Levels
Regi
stra
tion
is re
quire
d fo
r all
prog
ram
s exc
ept
open
hou
ses.
This
allo
ws s
taff
to p
repa
re
mat
eria
ls a
nd n
otify
att
ende
es o
f cha
nges
or
canc
ella
tions
.
For c
ompl
ete
prog
ram
det
ails
and
eas
y,
onlin
e re
gist
ratio
n vi
sit S
tark
Park
s.co
m o
r cal
l 33
0.47
7.35
52!
O
Com
miss
ione
rs M
eetin
g Si
ppo
east
, Clu
bhou
se2
p.m
. (Pu
blic
Wel
com
e)
Bird
Ban
ding
Sipp
o W
est,
Wild
life
Cent
er8
a.m
. to
12 p
.m.O
Find
us i
n th
e W
ildlif
e Bu
ildin
g an
d un
der t
he G
rand
Sta
nd a
t the
Sta
rk C
ount
y Fa
ir!
Big
Band
Con
cert
Sip
po N
orth
, exp
lora
tion
Gate
way=
7 p
.m.
Th
e Q
uail
Hol
low
Vol
unte
er A
ssoc
iatio
n (Q
HVA
) inv
ites
you
to jo
in th
em e
very
1s
t & 3
rd T
hurs
day
Jun.
thro
ugh
Nov
. 6-9
p.
m. f
or T
radi
tiona
l Mus
ic a
t the
Man
or
Hou
se. B
ring
an in
stru
men
t and
join
in,
or ju
st e
njoy
, list
enin
g to
trad
ition
al
bl
uegr
ass
and
Celti
c tu
nes.
$1
adm
issi
on.
Adul
t Arc
hery
(age
s 18+
)
Petro
s Lak
e Pa
rk,
Ballf
ield=
6 p.
m.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.=
$5
Meg
a M
essy
Pla
y Dr
op-In
Sipp
o No
rth,
ex
plor
atio
n Ga
tew
ay
9:30
to 1
1:30
a.m
.
OFi
t Frid
ay (3
mi;
M)
Sipp
o No
rth,
exp
lora
tion
Gate
way=
9 a.
m.
Proj
ect W
ILD
Sipp
o No
rth,
exp
lora
tion
Gate
way=
10 a
.m. t
o 4
p.m
.Su
nset
Pad
dle
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a8:
30 p
.m.
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Wal
born
Res
ervo
ir, M
arin
a10
a.m
. and
1 p
.m.=
$10
Scie
nce
Cam
p (age
s 6-8
) Si
ppo
Lake
Par
k, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay=
9 a.
m. t
o 12
p.m
.
Woo
dcar
ving
(age
s 10+
)
Sipp
o No
rth, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.=
$5
Sum
mer
Ser
enad
esW
oodw
ind
Qui
ntet
Fr
y Fam
ily P
ark,
Sh
elte
r= 6
:30
p.m
.
Sand
y an
d Be
aver
Ca
nal D
ays M
ill To
urs
Mag
nolia
Flo
urin
g M
ills5
to 9
p.m
.
Sand
y an
d Be
aver
Ca
nal D
ays M
ill To
urs
Mag
nolia
Flo
urin
g M
ills2:
30 to
5 p
.m.
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Adve
ntur
e Ca
mp (a
ges 8
-12)
= S
ippo
Lake
Par
k, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay=
9 a.
m. t
o 2
p.m
.=$2
5
Adve
ntur
e Bi
ke R
ide
(16
mi)
Tow
path
Trai
l, Cra
ig P
ittm
an
Trai
lhea
d=9
a.m
.
Fitn
ess B
ike
Ride
(9 m
i)W
est B
ranc
h Tr
ail, T
imke
n Ga
teho
use=
6:30
p.m
.
Mol
ly S
tark
Gro
unds
Tour
(L)
Mol
ly St
ark P
ark =
6 p
.m.
Fit F
riday
(3.3
mi;
M)
Mid
dle
Bran
ch Tr
ail,
Vete
rans
Par
k=9
a.m
.
Inse
ct S
afar
i: Dr
op-In
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k,
Natu
re C
ente
r = 1
to 3
p.m
.O
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Qui
ck S
tart
Kay
akSi
ppo
east
, Mar
ina
1 p.
m.=
$5
Sum
mer
Ser
enad
esSt
ring
Qua
rtet
Q
uail H
ollo
w P
ark=
4 p.
m.
Adve
ntur
es in
Bird
ing
Petro
s Lak
e Pa
rk, L
akev
iew
Sh
elte
r= 9
a.m
.Ad
vent
ure
Bike
Rid
e (1
7.5
mi)
Tow
path
Trai
l, Cra
ig P
ittm
an
Trai
lhea
d=9
a.m
.
Drag
ons a
nd D
amse
ls
Ages
3-5=
Sipp
o N
orth
10
a.m
. and
1 p
.m.
Woo
dcar
ving
(age
s 10+
)
Sipp
o No
rth, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.
Qui
ck S
tart
Kay
akSi
ppo
east
, Mar
ina
10 a
.m.=
$5N
atur
e Se
ries:
The
Good
, th
e Ba
d, a
nd th
e Ug
ly H
ike
Sipp
o No
rth,
exp
lora
tion
Gate
way=
2 p.
m.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.=
$5
Date
Nig
ht:
Naile
d It!
(age
s 18+
) Sip
po N
orth
, exp
lora
tion
Gate
way
= 7
p.m
.
Drag
ons a
nd D
amse
ls
Ages
3-5=
Sipp
o N
orth
10
a.m
.
Man
or H
ouse
Tour
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Ho
use=
1, 2
, and
3 p
.m.
Fitn
ess B
ike
Ride
(8 m
i)M
iddl
e Br
anch
Trai
l, Vet
eran
s Pa
rk=
6:30
p.m
.
Pint
eres
t Par
tySip
po N
orth
, ex
plor
atio
n Ga
tew
ay5:
30 p
.m. =
$10
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Wal
born
Res
ervo
ir, M
arin
a=6
p.m
.=$1
0
Fasn
acht
Farm
Hik
eFa
snac
ht Fa
rm=
6 p.
m.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
6 p
.m.=
$5
Fit F
riday
(4 m
i; M
) W
albo
rn R
eser
voir,
M
arin
a=9
a.m
. EVER
Y SA
TURD
AYpa
rkru
n - a
FREE
5k
for r
unne
rs a
nd w
alke
rs!
Sipp
o La
ke P
ark=
7:4
5 a.
m. =
par
krun
.us/
regi
ster
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
10
a.m
.=$5
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a10
:30
a.m
.=$1
0
SUP
Yoga
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a10
a.m
.=$1
0
Star
Par
ty: G
ibbo
us M
oon
Tam
O’S
hant
er P
ark
9 to
10:
30 p
.m.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
10
a.m
.=$5
See
page
1
SUP
Yoga
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a10
a.m
.=$1
0
Yout
h M
ount
ain
Biki
ng
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
ount
ain
Bike
Trai
lhea
d =
5 p
.m. (a
ges 5
-11)
and
7 p.
m. (a
ges 1
2-17
) = $
10
EVER
Y SA
TURD
AYpa
rkru
n - a
FREE
5k
for r
unne
rs a
nd w
alke
rs!
Sipp
o La
ke P
ark=
7:4
5 a.
m. =
par
krun
.us/
regi
ster
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
10
a.m
.=$5
Yout
h M
ount
ain
Biki
ng (a
ges 5
-11)
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k= 9
a.m
. and
11
a.m
. (age
s 12-
17) =
$10
Sand
y an
d Be
aver
Can
al D
ays M
ill To
urs
Mag
nolia
Flo
urin
g M
ills=
4 to
9 p
.m.
Anim
al E
nrich
men
t: Ic
e Pi
e So
cial
Sipp
o W
est,
Wild
life
Cent
er =
10
a.m
.
Pers
eids
Met
eor S
how
er V
iew
ing
Fry F
amily
Par
k, S
helte
r = 9
:30
p.m
.
SUP
Yoga
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a10
a.m
.=$1
0
Qui
ck S
tart
SUP
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a12
and
2:3
0 p.
m.=
$10
Wor
ld H
oney
Bee
Day
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k, M
anor
Hou
se
9:30
a.m
.
Dow
n to
Ear
th Yo
gaSi
ppo
Nort
h, e
xplo
ratio
n Ga
tew
ay =
10
a.m
.=$5
Bird
Sleu
th W
orks
hop
Sipp
o No
rth,
exp
lora
tion
Gate
way=
10
a.m
.St
ar P
arty
: Jup
iter a
nd S
atur
nTh
e W
ilder
ness
Cen
ter
(Wilm
ot) =
9 p
.m.
Yout
h M
ount
ain
Biki
ng (a
ges 5
-11)
Qua
il Hol
low
Par
k= 9
a.m
. and
11
a.m
. (age
s 12-
17) =
$10
SUP
Yoga
Sipp
o ea
st, M
arin
a=10
a.m
.=$1
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1
1
1
2
13
1
4
15
1
6
1
7
1
8
19
2
0
21
22
2
3
2
4
2
5
26
2
7
28
2
9
30
3
1
See
page
6
Nigh
t Fish
ing D
erby
See
page
6
Nigh
t Fish
ing D
erby
See
page
6
See
page
6
Sand
y &
Bea
ver D
erby
See
page
6
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O
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