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Bays Mountain Park highlights our “Living Worlds”
Bays Mountain Park is pleased to announce its latest planetarium show – “Living Worlds” – an amazing look at how life makes Earth livable and how we might detect life […]
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Bays Mountain Park to celebrate 55th anniversary
Bays Mountain Park is turning 55 years old this May and we’re inviting the community to help us celebrate! Opened in 1971, Bays Mountain Park is the largest city-owned park […]
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Bays Mountain Park hosts annual “Kids at Bays Day”
Bays Mountain Park is hosting its annual Kids at Bays Day next month where children of all ages will enjoy the great outdoors while participating in a variety of fun […]
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Bays Mountain Park to conduct prescribed burn tomorrow
Bays Mountain Park will perform a prescribed burn tomorrow (April 8) as a proactive measure to reduce the amount of leaf litter, duff and downed trees on the mountain. This […]
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Bays Mountain Park to conduct prescribed burn next month
Bays Mountain Park will perform a prescribed burn, during the month April, as a proactive measure to reduce the amount of leaf litter, duff and downed trees on the mountain. […]
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Bays Mountain Park breaks ground on new otter habitat
The City of Kingsport held a groundbreaking ceremony at Bays Mountain Park on Wednesday afternoon for the park’s new river otter habitat. The roughly 2,300-square-foot habitat will be located east […]
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Bays Mountain Park brings back popular Kayak Stargazing program
Enjoy an evening under the stars, floating along the Bays Mountain Reservoir, safely from the comfort of your own kayak. It’ll be a cool and relaxing evening like no other. […]
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Bays Mountain Park saddened by passing of Ela
Bays Mountain Park is sad to announce the death of one of its gray wolves, Ela. “Ela was a special part of Bays Mountain Park and will be deeply missed by […]
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Bays Mountain Park announces StarWatch, SunWatch programs
Bays Mountain Park is pleased to announce the return of its popular sky viewing programs – StarWatch and SunWatch. StarWatch sessions allow the public to enjoy the splendor of the […]
