History of the Bridge, at Noon, Saturday, July 2, meet out on the skywalk to hear a short program featuring the history of that fine old structure “The Kinzua Bridge.” Then, on Sunday, July 3 at noon, meet near the flag, to join in for a brief talk about the Fourth, as an honor to the country’s birthday and the veterans who made sacrifices for her. Veterans are welcome and encouraged to attend this Veterans’ Tribute.

Also on Sunday at 1 p.m., participants can practice archery skills in a safe and fun environment. Learn the necessary safety procedures of shooting a bow, as well as the technical skills involved in hitting a target. Target and bows will be provided. This event is also scheduled on Sunday, July 24 at 1 p.m.

Monday, July 4 at noon, the park will host Happy Birthday USA! Veterans’ Tribute. Join in for a brief talk about the Fourth, as an honor to the country’s birthday and the veterans who made sacrifices for her. Veterans are welcome and encouraged to attend.

There will be a Tree Identification Walk at noon on Monday, July 9 at the General Kane Trail. Learn to identify some of the tree species that call the park home. The Kane Trail is an easy one mile loop trail. Meet in the overflow parking lot.

A program for educators is scheduled to take place from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m on Tuesday, July 12. Project Learning Tree Educator Workshop, with the PLT Curriculum Guide as part of the workshop. The curriculum is geared for Kindergarten through 8th grade educators, and participants could receive six hours of Act 48 credit. The cost for the workshop is $10 and registration is required. To register, call (814) 778-5467.

Geocaching with a Bigfoot Twist, will take place at noon on Sunday, July 31. Visit the park to learn about the exciting hobby of geocaching. The caches will have information about “Bigfoot” in them. Meet in front of the visitor center. GPS units are provided on a first come, first served basis. Call ahead to reserve a unit at (814) 778-5467.