This privately managed 128-acre preserve combines oak, juniper, and cherry woodland with guided nature visits arranged by telephone in advance.
TPWD’s wildlife-trail listing documents Golden-cheeked Warbler habitat, a 197-species plant list, abundant butterflies, and tours ranging from about 20 minutes to four hours. The main trail is ADA accessible, while steeper routes descend into canyons. Visitors must call ahead for directions and permission to enter.
No. TPWD directs visitors to call ahead for permission, directions, timing, and tour arrangements. The trailhead is not presented as ordinary walk-in public access.
The TPWD listing describes options from roughly 20 minutes to four hours. Confirm the available route and current conditions when booking.
Yes. TPWD identifies the main trail as ADA accessible. Other routes are steeper and enter canyon terrain, so discuss mobility needs when arranging the visit.