Cimarron Canyon
Owl Prowl An "owl prowl" is a guided nighttime excursion, led by your park ranger, to observe owls in their natural habitat. It will involve a night hike, learning about owl behaviors, playing back owl calls. An extra part of program will involve a "Lifesaver" candy. Starts near the Lake Alice Camp Ground
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith (575) 445 5607

Cimarron Canyon
Owl Prowl An "owl prowl" is a guided nighttime excursion, led by your park ranger, to observe owls in their natural habitat. It will involve a night hike, learning about owl behaviors, playing back owl calls. An extra part of program will involve a "Lifesaver" candy. Starts near the Lake Alice Camp Ground
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith (575) 445 5607

Cimarron Canyon
Owl Prowl An "owl prowl" is a guided nighttime excursion, led by your park ranger, to observe owls in their natural habitat. It will involve a night hike, learning about owl behaviors, playing back owl calls. An extra part of program will involve a "Lifesaver" candy. Starts near the Lake Alice Camp Ground
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith (575) 445 5607

Cimarron Canyon
Owl Prowl An "owl prowl" is a guided nighttime excursion, led by your park ranger, to observe owls in their natural habitat. It will involve a night hike, learning about owl behaviors, playing back owl calls. An extra part of program will involve a "Lifesaver" candy. Starts near the Lake Alice Camp Ground
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith (575) 445 5607

Cimarron Canyon
What's That? It's a Bat! You may see a small figure dance through the night skies here at the park. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a bat and the only mammal that flies! Come to the program and hear of the myths, legends, and facts of the bat. The program takes place at the Visitor Center. The event is free, but the regular Park Entrance Fee applies for all vehicles. Please bring exact cash or check or display a valid New Mexico State Parks annual pass/permit.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith 575 445 5607

Cimarron Canyon
Owl Prowl An "owl prowl" is a guided nighttime excursion, led by your park ranger, to observe owls in their natural habitat. It will involve a night hike, learning about owl behaviors, playing back owl calls. An extra part of program will involve a "Lifesaver" candy. Starts near the Lake Alice Camp Ground
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith (575) 445 5607

Cimarron Canyon
Discover the Birds of Prey Join us for an adventure into the world of raptors. See taxidermized exhibits and listen to the stories of their abilities in flight and incredible hunting prowess of these magnificent creatures. Find out the role that they play in their ecological niche. Discover the conservation efforts that have taken place and how you can help protect these incredible birds. Program will be at the Visitor Center/Tolby Campground. The program is free for NM Residents and the regular Park Entrance Fee applies for out-of-state residents. Please bring exact cash or check or display a valid New Mexico State Parks annual pass/permit.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Jordan Mitchell 575 377 1594

Cimarron Canyon
Fish Printing In this craft-style workshop, kids can create their very own fish prints using a cool art technique called "gyotaku" the traditional Japanese way of printing fish! We also look at the different species of Fish in New Mexico. You don't need to be an expert artist to enjoy this fun and easy activity. Wear old clothing - you may get dirty. The program will be held near the Visitor Center The program is free, but the regular Park Entrance Fee applies for all vehicles. Please bring exact cash or check or display a valid New Mexico State Parks annual pass/permit.
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith 575-377-1603

Cimarron Canyon
Owl Prowl An "owl prowl" is a guided nighttime excursion, led by your park ranger, to observe owls in their natural habitat. It will involve a night hike, learning about owl behaviors, playing back owl calls. An extra part of program will involve a "Lifesaver" candy. Starts near the Lake Alice Camp Ground
Fees: Regular Entrance Fee
Contact: Robert Smith (575) 445 5607