Survival Night Hike🌙

Think you could make it through a night in the park? Let’s find out.

🌙 Step into the shadows for our Survival Night Hike, where you’ll test your instincts and see how well you’d handle an unexpected night in the park. At the start of the adventure, each participant will receive your “survival gear.” As we move along the trail, you’ll face a series of scenarios that challenge you to think fast, work as a team, and decide how you’d use your gear to make it until morning.

Along the way, we’ll talk through real‑life considerations like staying oriented, finding shelter, responding to wildlife, and making smart choices in low‑light conditions. It’s a mix of night hiking, creative problem‑solving, and a fun “would you survive?” challenge.

• Bring: Red headlamp/ flashlight, bug spray, water, weather appropriate clothing and shoes
• Meet: Nature Center
• What to expect: ~0.3 mile walk on uneven, mowed trail
• Cost: Entry fee is $5 for adults and FREE for children 12 & under. Park entry free with a State Parks Pass.
  • This program occurs after the fee booth closes. Bring exact cash to use the self-pay station or day-use reservation online before arriving.

*Events and programs subject to cancellation due to weather. Please contact park staff for more information and further updates.

If you require any modifications to fully participate in this program, please submit a request through our accessibility page or give Ranger Regina a call at (409) 737-1222 x226.