Blog At the Museum

Snow Day

January 28, 2022

On January 22, the Museum’s campus was blanketed in snow, along with most of North Carolina. We mean a “North Carolina blanket” of fewer than four inches. Our campus is a magical place every day of the week, especially when it is snow kissed. Come along for a tour.

Rocket in snow — The Rocket

Climbing structure in snow — Gateway Park

Outdoor instruments in snow — SoundGarden

Tunnel entrance with snow — Entrance into Hideaway Woods

Donkey in coat standing in snow — Lightning looking very warm and handsome in his winter coat.

Bull with ice in beard — Dusty with an icy beard

Blue bull sculpture with snow on top — Durham Bull sculpture

Pathway covered in snow — Farmyard pathway covered in snow

Caboose in snow with map and pathway — Caboose and Train plaza

Dinosaur in the snow — Edmontonia in the snow

Dinosaur in the snow — Alamosaurus

Dinosaur in the snow — Albert

Sign at top of boardwalk covered in snow — Explore the Wild and the top of the Boardwalk

Earth Moves sign covered in snow — Entrance to Earth Moves

Rock formation covered in snow — Waterfall rocks made a very cool pattern in the snow.

Waterfall and rock cave with snow on pathway — Earth Moves waterfall from inside the rock cave

Pathway with tire tracks in snow — Catch the Wind pathway to the Wetlands

Two chairs overlooking water in the snow — Water’s Edge overlooking the Wetlands

Water almost iced over with snowy trees — The Wetlands almost completely iced over.

Authors

Ro Rode Director of Marketing and Communications