February 18: Make-and-Take Bird Feeders
2-4 p.m. at the Lake House
Drop by the Lake House and learn how to make your own suet cakes and other bird feeders. This is a come-and-go style program, so feel free to stop by anytime during the program time period.
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February 18: Movie Night - Brother Bear
7-9 p.m. at the Lake House
Enjoy this free showing of "Brother Bear" (rated G). Popcorn and drinks will be available for purchase at the Snack Bar, along with complimentary s’mores.
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February 19: Conservation's Greatest Presidents Hike
10 a.m. at the Lake House (weather permitting)
Celebrate Presidents' Day on this easy-to-moderate 1.5-mile hike with Ranger Noah, and learn about a few of the U.S. presidents who played significant roles in wildlife conservation.
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February 20: Take A Hike Tuesday
10 a.m. at the Lake House (weather permitting)
Join Ranger Noah on this challenging 4-mile hike and experience the revitalizing effects of outdoor exercise. The hike takes about two hours.
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February 20: Tree Talk Tuesday
3 p.m. at the Lake House (weather permitting)
Join Ranger Noah and student intern Maddy on this moderate-to-difficult 2-mile hike, and learn about some of the sixteen native trees that are labeled throughout the park. This will be one of a series of tree talks, with each focusing on different tree species.
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February 23: Full Moon Hike
7 p.m. at the Lake House (weather permitting)
Embrace the beauty of the forest under a full moon on this 1-mile hike with Ranger Noah. This "Snow Moon" will be the last full moon of winter. Please bring a flashlight or headlamp.
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February 24: Intro to Snowshoeing and Winter Hiking
3:30-5:30 p.m. at the Lake House
Interested in learning a new activity this year? Join Ranger Julia for an instructional presentation on how to snowshoe and safely enjoy winter hiking. The first hour will be indoors, followed by an optional guided hike to practice new skills. A limited number of snowshoes will be available to try if there is adequate snow. All ages are welcome. No registration required.
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Unless otherwise noted, events are held rain or shine, free and fun for all ages; donations are always welcome. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
Dress for the weather/activity, wear sunscreen and insect repellent, bring plenty of water and snacks, and check for ticks.
Please call 301-895-5453 for additional information or to register.
New Germany staff also manages Big Run, Casselman River Bridge, and Dans Mountain state parks.
Donate to Maryland's State Parks! Your donation will support butterfly and bumblebee habitat and education in state parks.
Donations in any amount are a helpful way to make a difference. Thank you!
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 Annual Pass Available for Purchase
$75 for Marylanders; $100 for out-of-state visitors
Our annual State Park and Trail Passport grants unlimited day-use admission and boat launching at state parks, and a 10 percent discount on state-operated concessions and boat rentals.
To enhance convenience and value, this year's pass will arrive in a self-contained packet with a detachable hang-tag, and will be valid for a full year from the month of purchase.
Our network of 75 state parks include more than 900 miles of trails for biking, hiking and horseback riding, as well as unique water access and camping facilities.
First Responders and Law Enforcement Discount:
$40 off the Annual Park Pass, which provides unlimited day-use entry to all Maryland State Parks, plus free boat launching and discounts on concessions and boat rentals. Offer good for Maryland residents only.
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