First Day Hikes scheduled at Texas state parks to welcome 2026
Texas Parks and Wildlife offers Texans an opportunity to start 2026 off with First Day Hikes at a Texas state park.
Continue ReadingTexas Parks and Wildlife offers Texans an opportunity to start 2026 off with First Day Hikes at a Texas state park.
Continue ReadingCelebrate the New Year — and the start of America’s semi-quincentennial observance, known as America 250 — with a First Day Hike at Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway and Palo Duro Canyon State Park.
Continue ReadingFind a First Day Hike near you! First Day Hikes vary from short, leisurely nature walks on forested trails, boardwalk strolls through wetlands or to the beach, or climbs into the mountains of the Chihuahuan Desert. Some First Day Hikes aren’t hikes at all: Texas State Parks also lead bike rides, paddling tours, and maybe Read More
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Continue ReadingDiscover must-visit places in Texas overlooked by visitors and lifelong residents, from hidden, crystal-clear rivers to rugged and remote canyons.
Continue ReadingNot all bucket list views in Texas require strenuous hikes. These easy-to-moderate trails lead to incredible scenes, making them ideal for beginners and families.
Continue ReadingFrom supporting state parks to holding polluters accountable to protecting bees and birds, this is how Environment Texas worked to protect the Lone Star State’s air, land and water this year.
Continue ReadingWorld Atlas lists 7 U.S. state parks with the most snakes. One in Alabama offers beautiful trails and plenty of slithering wildlife.
Continue ReadingThe honor is awarded to parks, communities, and individuals who work to reduce light pollution and preserve natural darkness.Art Schneider says places with trul
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