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Welcome to the Adventures of Little Doug!
Welcome to the Adventures of Little Doug!
This is the Master Map—your gateway to exploring the Susquehanna River and the amazing spots along it. Each pin marks a location where Little Doug is hanging out, from parks and trails to wetlands and riverside treasures.
Click on a pin to see where he’s hiding, then visit the linked quests on our website to uncover stories, fun facts, and interactive adventures at each spot.
Whether you’re walking the trails, spotting wildlife, or just curious about the river, the map helps guide you on your own Little Doug adventure. Every pin is a doorway to discovery—come explore and see what the Susquehanna has to share!
Can you find me in this picture ?
Quest 13: The Glitch at the Falls
Quest 13: The Glitch at the Falls
Location: Hawk Falls Trail, Hickory Run State Park
Location: Hawk Falls Trail, Hickory Run State Park
The Story so Far... Little Doug has ventured deep into the hemlocks of Hickory Run. As he reached the misty spray of Hawk Falls, something strange happened. Whether it was the raw energy of the rushing water or a shift in the digital frequency, Little Doug has evolved!
He has emerged as a Voxel Voyager—a retro-styled master of camouflage. He is now perfectly optimized to blend into the geometry of the rocks, the shadows of the rhododendrons, and the white noise of the waterfall.
The Challenge
The Challenge
Can you spot the pixelated traveler in his new form? He’s hidden somewhere in the landscape below. Look closely—in the world of voxels, every detail matters.
Ready to Earn Your Badge?
Ready to Earn Your Badge?
If you’ve spotted Little Doug, your journey isn't over yet. To become an official Junior Ranger, you must stabilize the "Voxel Stream" by proving your knowledge of this environment.
How to Play:
Explore: Study the photo and the surrounding environment.
The Trial: Complete the Junior Ranger Challenge Quiz embedded below.
The Reward: Achieve a perfect score to unlock your digital Level 13 Voxel Badge.
CLICK HERE TO BEGIN THE CHALLENGE
Stewardship & Trail Info
Stewardship & Trail Info
Environmental Note: Hawk Falls is a delicate riparian ecosystem. While looking for Little Doug in real life, always stay on the marked trails to protect native groundcover and prevent erosion into the Mud Run.
Leave No Trace: If you find litter on the trail, be like Little Doug and leave the park better than you found it.
QuEST 14 – Explore the Heart of the Susquehanna
QuEST 14 – Explore the Heart of the Susquehanna
Little Doug lives right where the West & North Branches of the Susquehanna meet—a place where water, wildlife, and towns all come together. This spot has shaped the history, recreation, and life of our river towns.
People travel hours to see rivers like this… and we get to explore it in our backyard. Are you ready to join Little Doug on his quest?
Your Mission
Your Mission
Help Little Doug explore Shikellamy State Park and discover the incredible life along the Susquehanna. Print out a picture of him, take him along on your adventure, and explore:
Listen for birds calling overhead 🐦
Walk the trails along the river 🌿
Spot kayaking and fishing areas 🚣♂️
Explore hidden wetlands full of life 🌾
Every step tells a story about the river, its wildlife, and our community. Can you find all the adventure spots?
Snap a photo of Little Doug in the park and hashtag it online.
Tips for Questers
Tips for Questers
Take your time and enjoy the scenery—notice the birds, trails, and river life.
Bring a camera or sketchpad—you might capture something amazing!
Stay safe: wear proper footwear and follow park rules.
Learn & Share
Learn & Share
Share your discoveries on social media using #theadventuresoflittledoug.
Take a walk along the river trails or try kayaking to see the spots in person.
Keep an eye out for wildlife—maybe even contribute observations to our BirdNET project.
Why This Matters
Why This Matters
Little Doug’s adventures aren’t just fun—they remind us of the bigger picture. The Susquehanna threads through our towns, connecting neighborhoods, wildlife, and local history. Every ripple, bird, and trail is part of the story.
By exploring, noticing, and learning, we honor what we already have. That’s what being a river town is all about—living with, protecting, and appreciating the river that shapes us.
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