Difficulty

easy

Duration

3–5 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have a basic level of fitness suitable for light physical activities like trail maintenance and walking.

Overview

Volunteer for nature and enjoy cocktails on August 4th in Bowling Green’s Lost River Cave. Support conservation efforts while exploring beautiful trails and making a difference outdoors.

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Cocktails and Trails Volunteer

Volunteer with us on this special night! | Must be 18 or older

Select participants and date

Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Join us for Cocktails & Trails on August 1st, where volunteering transforms into a memorable evening! Experience a festive atmosphere while supporting local conservation efforts. Choose from various roles like greeting and ticketing, and enjoy a unique behind-the-scenes glimpse of Lost River Cave’s major fundraiser. Your contribution makes a difference!

Cocktails & Trails Volunteering:

Join us on Friday, August 1st for ‘Cocktails & Trails’—an exciting evening where friends come together in support of nature!

We're looking for volunteers to help with parking, greeting guests, ticket sales, games, and more. Every hour you give directly supports environmental education, trail upkeep, and the protection of all seven ecosystems across our 72-acre park.

Thank you in advance—we can’t wait to see you there!

Volunteers must be 18 or older.

Adventure Tips

Wear appropriate closed-toe shoes

Sturdy footwear will protect your feet during trail upkeep and hiking activities.

Stay hydrated

Bring plenty of water to keep refreshed while volunteering and exploring outdoor areas.

Apply insect repellent

Kentucky’s warm weather can bring mosquitoes and ticks, so use bug spray before starting your shift.

Follow volunteer instructions carefully

Safety and preservation depend on following guidance from Lost River Cave staff during activities.

Local Insights

Wildlife

white-tailed deer
great blue heron

History

Lost River Cave has been an important landmark for centuries, with Native American artifacts found in the area and a rich history linked to early Kentucky settlers.

Conservation

The park emphasizes sustainable stewardship, with volunteer efforts vital to preserving the cave ecosystem and surrounding woodlands for future generations.