Texas Arbor Day Walk & Talk

*PLEASE REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT USING THIS LINK*

Difficulty: Easy – some slight incline
Distance: ~1.5 miles – 2 hours
Location: We will meet at the Snowden house, near Anderson Mill and FM 2769

Please note that pets are not allowed on the preserve.

Celebrate Texas Arbor Day with a leisurely nature walk on the BCP! Join us as we explore the beauty and importance of Texas' native trees. This guided hike is perfect for all ages and skill levels, offering a chance to connect with nature and learn about the vital role trees play in our ecosystem.

We will start at the Snowden house and walk the trail that winds its way through open fields, creek beds, hilltops, and forests. The terrain is easy-moderately difficult, with a couple of semi-steep hills and some uneven ground. The trail is about 1.5 miles. Along the trail, staff will introduce you to the preserve, the species we protect, and our mission.

The entrance to Snowden can be tricky to find. We recommend you search for "Snowden Tract, Travis County BCP" in Google maps, and it will take you to the correct gate. Also, look for the white "BCP Event" sign at our driveway.

More detailed directions will be sent to all registrants before the date of the nature walk.