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Davis Mounatins Preserve Open Hiking Day


The Davis Mountains Preserve © John Karges/TNC
 

Date/Time:
Saturday, June 28 from 8 am to 4:30 pm

Location: Davis Mountains Preserve (in West Texas near Fort Davis)

Description: The 32,000-acre Davis Mountains Preserve will open to the public for picnics, self-guided hiking and birding. Come visit one of the jewels of West Texas and explore these "sky islands" rising from the Chihuahuan Desert Trail. No reservations are required.

Fee: free and open to the public

Directions:  From Fort Davis take Hwy 118 north. About 10 miles north of the University of Texas McDonald Observatory is the Lawrence E. Wood picnic area. The Preserve gate is about one-quarter mile north of the picnic area, on the left. There is a small Nature Conservancy sign on the gate. Please sign in at the McIvor Conservation Center.

Contact

: For questions, directions or more information, contact (432) 426-2390, extension 1.