Dwight D. Eisenhower Park is a 420-acre park with great hill country landscapes. It features 6 miles of trails, an observation tower, and BBQ and picnic facilities. Pets are allowed …
Government Canyon is a large hiking area around San Antonio and Austin. Several different trails lead into the canyon and the rocky and dry landscapes. Hike the Recharge Trail for …
A unique chance to see 110 million-year-old dinosaur tracks left by Acrocanthosaurus and Sauropod dinosaurs. These rare remnants offer a glimpse into the distant past when these enormous creatures roamed the land. It's truly a stunning sight!
This area boasts of a rich history dating back thousands of years. Archaeological evidence suggests that the location near the confluence of Panther Springs Creek and Salado Creek was a …
The Crownridge Canyon Natural Area offers trails for different levels of difficulty, from easy to moderate, and a variety of habitats, from forested canyons to restored grasslands. You can enjoy …
The Prickly Pear Cactus is one of the most widespread cacti in the southern United States. The settlers have already fed on its fruits and even today hikers can enjoy the edible fruit.