Guided Nature Walk
Explore Malibu Creek State Park with your students on a 3-mile nature walk led by trained volunteer docents. Along the way, students will learn about the park’s unique plants, animals, geology, and human history. Educators may request specific topics to align with classroom learning. Students will enjoy lunch at the Visitor Center, located 1 mile along the trail.
Program Type: Guided field trip with accompanying pre-visit lesson sent ahead of trip.
Grade Level: 3rd–5th grade
Capacity: Up to 65 students
Chaperone Ratio: 1 adult per 10 students
Length of program: Field trip: 120 minutes + Lunch and Commute time
Oak Woodland Experience
Students will rotate through hands-on learning stations set up along the ADA-accessible Ann Skager Trail. Guided by volunteer docents and State Park staff, students will explore the plants, animals, and the native peoples of Malibu Creek—specifically the people of Ta’lopop—and discover how they are all interconnected.
Program Type: Guided field trip with accompanying pre-visit lesson sent ahead of trip.
Grade Level: 3rd–5th grade
Capacity: Up to 120 students
Chaperone Ratio: 1 adult per 10 students
Length of program: Field trip: 90 minutes + Lunch and Commute time
