White background with purple rectangles on the left and bottom overlapping. Over purple is a picture of a coiled rattlesnake with small text boxes around it reading "How long does it take a snake to digest?", "Can snakes really unhinge their jaws?", and "Are snakes poisonous?". On right side is the title "Hiss Busters!" inside orange circles stylized like a stamp.

Hiss Busters at Steamboat Rock State Park

Event location: Steamboat Rock State Park
Event Date
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Join Interpretive Specialist Sarah Overby at Steamboat Rock Day Use Area to bust some myths and learn some facts about snakes!

Do you know the facts?

With so much fear surrounding these scaley guys it's easy for misinformation to spread and we're here to set the record straight! This is a 45 minute program where you, the visitor, get to weigh in on some of the most commonly heard things about snakes through a game we call Hiss Busters. Join us to find out the real story behind these important critters and the role they play in their ecosystems and our lives.

Additional Details

If you are not camping in the park, a Discover Pass is required for all vehicles. Day Pass: $10, Annual Pass: $45

Directions

47.862108, -119.119619

When you turn off of Highway 155 onto the Steamboat Rock Park Entrance Road, follow the road all the way to the end where there is a large parking lot and the Day Use Area. From here you will be able to follow the sidewalk towards the concession stand and the playground, the benches at the location of the program will be just before them.

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