Interpretive Program Schedule
March 2025 Schedule
Sat., March 1: Docent led nature walk from the Ricardo Visitor Center. Learn about the various plants and their flowers along with the small animals and how they adapted to the harsh desert environment. Meet at the Ricardo Visitor Center at 9:00am.
Sat., March 8: Docent led nature walk from the Ricardo Visitor Center. Learn about the various plants and their flowers along with the small animals and how they adapted to the harsh desert environment. Meet at the Ricardo Visitor Center at 9:00am.
Sat., March 15: Docent led nature walk titled A Walk Through Time. You will gain information about weather changes, extinct and present wildlife, Native American uses of plants, and the geological make up of Red Rock Canyon. Meet at the Desert View Trailhead near Campsite 50 at 9:00am.
Sat., March 22: Docent led nature walk from the Ricardo Visitor Center. Learn about the various plants and their flowers along with the small animals and how they adapted to the harsh desert environment. Meet at the Ricardo Visitor Center at 9:00am.
Sat., March 22: Join us for a lecture on Red Rock Canyon's very unique assemblage of desert adapted plants including rare and endemic species like Red Rock Monkey Flower and Red Rock Tarweed by renowned botanist, Mare Nazaire, Curator of the Herbarium at the California Botanic Garden. Meet at the Ricardo Visitor Center at 1:00pm.
Sat., March 29: Docent led nature walk titled A Walk Through Time. You will gain information about weather changes, extinct and present wildlife, Native American uses of plants, and the geological make up of Red Rock Canyon. Meet at the Desert View Trailhead near Campsite 50 at 9:00am.
Sat., March 29: China Lake Astronomical Society conducts a "Star Party" for viewing planets, constellations, and other celestial objects in the night sky through some amazing telescopes. Meet at the visitor center parking lot beginning at dusk.
Reminder: Programs are subject to cancellation without notice. For updates, visit our Facebook page or call the Red Rock Canyon State Park Visitor Center at (442) 247-5160.