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Escape the urban grind and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of William B. Umstead State Park. This unique Curious Minds Trail Adventure invites explorers of all ages to discover the diverse ecosystems nestled within this Wake County treasure. As you traverse the scenic hiking trails and winding paths near our beautiful manmade lakes, keep a keen eye out for local wildlife like the marbled salamander or rare flora such as the Jack-in-the-Pulpit. This engaging scavenger hunt is designed to transform your hike into an interactive educational journey. Getting started is simple and accessible for everyone. Download the free Actionbound app on your mobile device to begin your quest. No profile creation or data collection is required, ensuring a private and seamless experience. Simply scan the designated park QR code or search for the event name within the app to unlock your adventure. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor, this self-guided trek offers the perfect blend of outdoor exercise and scientific discovery. Join us through April 30, 2026, and experience the rustic beauty of Umstead at your own pace.

Escape the hustle and bustle of urban life by visiting William B. Umstead State Park. This beautiful destination in Wake County serves as the perfect backdrop for our Curious Minds Trail Adventure. As you navigate the winding hiking trails and scenic manmade lakes along the Piedmont East Science Trail, you will have the unique opportunity to connect with local nature. Keep a sharp eye out for local wildlife, such as the marbled salamander, or discover native plant species like the Jack-in-the-Pulpit hidden along the forest floor. To participate in this engaging scavenger hunt, simply download the free Actionbound app on your mobile device. No personal data collection or profiles are required to start your journey. Once you arrive at the park, scan the designated QR code or search for the park name within the app to unlock your interactive guide. This digital experience is available throughout the month of April 2026, offering families and outdoor enthusiasts a fantastic way to explore the outdoors. Lace up your hiking boots, bring your sense of discovery, and join us for this educational outdoor adventure today.

Experience a refreshing fusion of literacy and outdoor exploration with the April StoryWalks program across various Wake County Parks. This engaging initiative invites families and children to enjoy beloved stories while traversing scenic nature trails. By placing book pages along walking paths, we transform a simple stroll into an immersive literary adventure that encourages physical activity and a love for reading. Throughout the month of April, visitors can explore diverse titles at locations including the American Tobacco Trail, Beech Bluff, Crowder County Park, Historic Oak View, Yates Mill, Lake Crabtree, and Robertson Millpond. Each site features a carefully curated children book that aligns with the natural beauty of its surroundings. Whether you are learning about the cosmos, discovering the wonders of composting, or exploring the intricacies of nature, there is a story waiting for you at every turn. We invite you to gather your loved ones and visit these beautiful parks to participate in this unique educational opportunity. Please consult individual park hours before your visit and prepare for a memorable day of discovery and imagination in the great outdoors.

Escape the urban grind and immerse yourself in the natural splendor of William B. Umstead State Park. This unique Curious Minds Trail Adventure invites explorers of all ages to discover the diverse ecosystems nestled within this Wake County treasure. As you traverse the scenic hiking trails and winding paths near our beautiful manmade lakes, keep a keen eye out for local wildlife like the marbled salamander or rare flora such as the Jack-in-the-Pulpit. This engaging scavenger hunt is designed to transform your hike into an interactive educational journey. Getting started is simple and accessible for everyone. Download the free Actionbound app on your mobile device to begin your quest. No profile creation or data collection is required, ensuring a private and seamless experience. Simply scan the designated park QR code or search for the event name within the app to unlock your adventure. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor, this self-guided trek offers the perfect blend of outdoor exercise and scientific discovery. Join us through April 30, 2026, and experience the rustic beauty of Umstead at your own pace.

Escape the hustle and bustle of urban life by visiting William B. Umstead State Park. This beautiful destination in Wake County serves as the perfect backdrop for our Curious Minds Trail Adventure. As you navigate the winding hiking trails and scenic manmade lakes along the Piedmont East Science Trail, you will have the unique opportunity to connect with local nature. Keep a sharp eye out for local wildlife, such as the marbled salamander, or discover native plant species like the Jack-in-the-Pulpit hidden along the forest floor. To participate in this engaging scavenger hunt, simply download the free Actionbound app on your mobile device. No personal data collection or profiles are required to start your journey. Once you arrive at the park, scan the designated QR code or search for the park name within the app to unlock your interactive guide. This digital experience is available throughout the month of April 2026, offering families and outdoor enthusiasts a fantastic way to explore the outdoors. Lace up your hiking boots, bring your sense of discovery, and join us for this educational outdoor adventure today.

Experience a refreshing fusion of literacy and outdoor exploration with the April StoryWalks program across various Wake County Parks. This engaging initiative invites families and children to enjoy beloved stories while traversing scenic nature trails. By placing book pages along walking paths, we transform a simple stroll into an immersive literary adventure that encourages physical activity and a love for reading. Throughout the month of April, visitors can explore diverse titles at locations including the American Tobacco Trail, Beech Bluff, Crowder County Park, Historic Oak View, Yates Mill, Lake Crabtree, and Robertson Millpond. Each site features a carefully curated children book that aligns with the natural beauty of its surroundings. Whether you are learning about the cosmos, discovering the wonders of composting, or exploring the intricacies of nature, there is a story waiting for you at every turn. We invite you to gather your loved ones and visit these beautiful parks to participate in this unique educational opportunity. Please consult individual park hours before your visit and prepare for a memorable day of discovery and imagination in the great outdoors.