Chattahoochee Nature Center members can earn prize points with PassPlay
A canoe program earns 150 points, a visit to Charles Kelpin's grave earns 100, and a docent-led hike earns 50.
Chattahoochee Nature Center members can earn points with the PassPlay app by scanning QR codes while exploring the center, joining programs and visiting places along the River.
Points include 50 for visiting the A-Frame on the River Boardwalk Trail, 150 for a canoe program, 100 for visiting Charles Kelpin's grave, 50 for a guided hike with a docent and 25 for a trade at the Nature Exchange. Points go toward prizes and rewards.
From Chattahoochee Nature Center· Instagram · Nov 7
Open the post“Your next discovery comes with points! 🌿 With PassPlay, members can earn points as they explore the Nature Center, participate in programs, and discover new places along the River. Just download the app, look for QR codes during your visits, and scan to collect points toward prizes and rewards. Here's where you can start earning: 🌊 Visit the A-Frame on the River Boardwalk Trail – 50 points 🛶 Participate in a canoe program – 150 points 🌳 Visit Charles Kelpin's grave – 100 points 🥾 Join a guided hike with a docent – 50 points 🔎 Make a trade at the Nature Exchange (NEX) – 25 points Not a member yet? Join the Chattahoochee Nature Center community and make every visit count. With membership and PassPlay, you'll have more reasons to come back, explore, and earn rewards along the way. Already a member? Download PassPlay and start collecting points on your next visit!”
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