Nature
Level 1 Mountain Biking Basics
Coler Mountain Bike Preserve 2500 NW Grove Lane, Bentonville, AR, United StatesLearn all the essentials to become a better rider! We cover bike safety checks, gear, the three essentials to mountain biking, riding positions, mounting/dismounting, braking techniques, shifting, and trail etiquette
Mountain Biking – Intro to Drops
Coler Mountain Bike Preserve 2500 NW Grove Lane, Bentonville, AR, United StatesOur expert instructors will walk you through all aspects of navigating drops- including body position, bike position, and landing. This class will help provide a solid foundation for you to take your skills to the next level!
Osage Kids Nature Class
Osage Park 700 SW 16th St, Bentonville, AR, United StatesThis program is a two-hour nature class designed for homeschooled students ages 6-12. Objectives include learning about our watershed system, designing your own waterways, learning about the wetland ecosystem at Osage Park, discovering wildlife and their adaptations, learning the seven principles of outdoor ethics, animal shelter building, plant identification, prairie conservation, bug catching and more!
Level 2 Mountain Biking Fundamentals
Coler Mountain Bike Preserve 2500 NW Grove Lane, Bentonville, AR, United StatesContinue to build your bike knowledge with our Level 2 Bike Class! This class provides invaluable in-person feedback, allowing you to create bike habits that will keep you safe and continue to expand your skills as a rider.
Osage Kids Nature Class
Osage Park 700 SW 16th St, Bentonville, AR, United StatesThis program is a two-hour nature class designed for homeschooled students ages 6-12. Objectives include learning about our watershed system, designing your own waterways, learning about the wetland ecosystem at Osage Park, discovering wildlife and their adaptations, learning the seven principles of outdoor ethics, animal shelter building, plant identification, prairie conservation, bug catching and more!
Osage Kids Nature Class
Osage Park 700 SW 16th St, Bentonville, AR, United StatesThis program is a two-hour nature class designed for homeschooled students ages 6-12. Objectives include learning about our watershed system, designing your own waterways, learning about the wetland ecosystem at Osage Park, discovering wildlife and their adaptations, learning the seven principles of outdoor ethics, animal shelter building, plant identification, prairie conservation, bug catching and more!
Osage Kids Nature Class
Osage Park 700 SW 16th St, Bentonville, AR, United StatesThis program is a two-hour nature class designed for homeschooled students ages 6-12. Objectives include learning about our watershed system, designing your own waterways, learning about the wetland ecosystem at Osage Park, discovering wildlife and their adaptations, learning the seven principles of outdoor ethics, animal shelter building, plant identification, prairie conservation, bug catching and more!
Explore Osage Summer Camp: June
Osage Park 700 SW 16th St, Bentonville, AR, United StatesLet your kids have the best week ever at Osage Park this summer! We will embark on a journey through the wild wetlands discovering this unique natural space right at our fingertips!
Explore Coler Summer Camp: June
Coler Mountain Bike Preserve 2500 NW Grove Lane, Bentonville, AR, United StatesThis week-long day camp is the perfect way to encourage your kids to explore the outdoors. Campers will connect with nature and learn basic outdoor skills, including leave-no-trace principles, shelter building, collecting and purifying water, plant and wildlife identification, fire-building, compass navigation, and yoga.
Explore Osage Summer Camp: July
Osage Park 700 SW 16th St, Bentonville, AR, United StatesLet your kids have the best week ever at Osage Park this summer! We will embark on a journey through the wild wetlands discovering this unique natural space right at our fingertips!
Explore Coler Summer Camp: July
Coler Mountain Bike Preserve 2500 NW Grove Lane, Bentonville, AR, United StatesThis week-long day camp is the perfect way to encourage your kids to explore the outdoors. Campers will connect with nature and learn basic outdoor skills, including leave-no-trace principles, shelter building, collecting and purifying water, plant and wildlife identification, fire-building, compass navigation, and yoga.
