7 Snake Infested State Parks In The United States
From Florida’s swamps to Arizona’s desert canyons, many state parks provide the perfect mix of shelter, prey, and climate for dozens of snake species.
Continue ReadingFrom Florida’s swamps to Arizona’s desert canyons, many state parks provide the perfect mix of shelter, prey, and climate for dozens of snake species.
Continue ReadingNovember 2 marks the 3rd annual celebration of Texas State Parks Day, the reason why officials have waived the entry fee.
Continue ReadingPartners in Palo Duro Canyon hold annual banquet to highlight volunteer service projects.
Continue ReadingThis state park boasts the second-largest canyon system in the country. While Texas’ summer heat can be tough, autumn brings cooler temps and gorgeous views.
Continue Reading‘Pirates of the Park’ hot air balloon launch at John Stiff Park was canceled Saturday morning.
Continue ReadingThe return marked the first hot air balloon flights in Palo Duro Canyon in more than 13 years. For this reporter, it was also a first.
Continue ReadingThe Friday morning sky was even more spectacular over the state park when hot air balloons began to rise with the sun.
Continue ReadingGood news for Texas hikers, nature lovers and Texans in general – the upper rim of Palo Verde Canyon is now protected by the Texas Agricultural Land Trust.
Continue ReadingVisit Amarillo has released a schedule of activities happening around the city from Oct. 21 to 27.
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