Saturday Safaris
Lutherlyn Saturday Safaris are a great way to spend some time learning about nature in the woods!
Safaris are $12 per person for a 2.5 hour program. Children age 4 and under are free of charge. Each Safari program is from 9:30am-noon at the Environmental Education Center at Lutherlyn. (The Maple Sugaring session will also have an additional offering from 1-3:30pm)
Register online at www.lutherlyn.campbrainregistration.com.
Questions? Call Lutherlyn's Environmental Education Office at 724-865-9079.
In the event of inclement weather, some activities may be adjusted or substituted as needed. If a minimum of 10 people are not registered for a session, it will be cancelled and registered participants will receive a full refund. If a participant cancels more than 14 days prior to the event, a refund will be issued minus a $2 non-refundable cancellation fee for expenses incurred by Lutherlyn. The registration fee is non-refundable for cancellations occurring less than 14 days prior to the event.
February 27, 2027 – Maple Syrup Time: This Saturday Safari features winter tree identification, tapping a maple tree, collecting sap, and observing the evaporation process. Dress to be outside. There will be a morning session from 9:30- 12:00 and an afternoon session from 1-3:30. Please register for one session only. (Registration deadline: February 24)
April 3, 2027 – Who’s Awake in the Watershed? A Hunt for Amphibians: Join us for a family-friendly amphibian adventure as we hike through Lutherlyn’s beautiful watershed in search of emerging frogs and salamanders! Discover wetlands, search for eggs, and learn all about these fascinating creatures and their habitats. (Registration deadline: March 29)
September 11, 2027 – Stream and Pond Creatures: Spend the morning exploring Miller Lake and Shawnee Run. We will catch as many different kinds of animals as possible and learn about the aquatic food chain. Dress to be outside and make sure you bring boots that can get wet. (Registration deadline: September 6)
November 6 – Archaeology & the Venango Trail: In December 1753, George Washington followed the Venango Trail through Lutherlyn on his way home to Virginia. We will learn more about his trip, visit the trail, and spend some time digging at an archaeology site along the trail. Dress to be outside and in the dirt. (Registration deadline: November 1)
