Should rocks ring? Are you looking to look to learn a little bit about local geologic history? Are you in need of an autumnal visit to a woods or a waterfall? If any of the above sounds interesting, please join us at Ringing Rocks Park in Bucks County for a geology walk, some geologic history and context, and a pleasant morning of tapping rocks with a hard object to hear them ring.
Our educator Tristan will provide geologic context for the area and lead a short tour of select geologic features.
Date: Saturday, October 17th | 9:00 am
Location: Main parking area in Ringing Rocks Park, 1750 Ringing Rocks Rd, Upper Black Eddy, PA 18972
Notes:
Please bring an old or masonry-style hammer.
Please wear appropriate clothing for conditions. Geologists can be hardy folk, so this is a mist or shine event. For more information or any questions, please email tashcroft@perkiomenwatershed.org
Should rocks ring? Are you looking to look to learn a little bit about local geologic history? Are you in need of an autumnal visit to a woods or a waterfall? If any of the above sounds interesting, please join us at Ringing Rocks Park in Bucks County for a geology walk, some geologic history and context, and a pleasant morning of tapping rocks with a hard object to hear them ring.
Our educator Tristan will provide geologic context for the area and lead a short tour of select geologic features.
Date: Saturday, October 17th | 9:00 am
Location: Main parking area in Ringing Rocks Park, 1750 Ringing Rocks Rd, Upper Black Eddy, PA 18972
Notes:
Please bring an old or masonry-style hammer.
Please wear appropriate clothing for conditions. Geologists can be hardy folk, so this is a mist or shine event. For more information or any questions, please email tashcroft@perkiomenwatershed.org
