HikingParksTexas Tag: Galveston Island State Park

Hiking The Eskimo Curlew Loop And Oak Mott Loop In Galveston Island State Park

The Eskimo Curlew and Oak Mott Loop trails are scenic and accessible hikes located in the Bayside area of Galveston Island State Park. These easy, family-friendly loops are perfect for a casual afternoon outing and are open to leashed pets as well.   Each trail is approximately half a mile long and begins at the […]

HikingParksTexas Tag: Galveston Island State Park

Hiking The Heritage Trail In Galveston Island State Park In Texas

Located in the bayside section of Galveston Island State Park, the Heritage Trail offers a scenic stroll through the park’s coastal prairie habitat. Though short—just a third of a mile with no elevation gain—it’s packed with educational value thanks to the informational plaques along the way. This easygoing, pet-friendly trail is perfect for families and […]

HikingParksTexas Tag: sea rim state park

Hiking The Gambusia Nature Trail In Sea Rim State Park

The Gambusia Nature Trail, located within Sea Rim State Park in Texas, offers a scenic and educational journey through a coastal marsh.   Named after the Gambusia fish—commonly known as the mosquitofish—this trail provides visitors with the opportunity to see these small but mighty fish swimming along the boardwalk. Their name comes from their diet, […]

CampgroundsTexas Tag: Campgrounds

Camping At Fritch Fortress Campground In Lake Meredith National Recreation Area

Fritch Fortress is located about 3.5 miles from Fritch on Fritch Fortress Road in Lake Meredith National Recreation Area in Texas.   Campsites are open year-round on a first-come, first-served basis. It is free to boondock for 14 consecutive days within a 30-day period, but no more than 60 days per year. Around 10 campsites […]

CampgroundsTexas Tag: Campgrounds

Camping At Blue West Campground In Lake Meredith National Recreation Area

Blue West Campground is located north of the lake off Farm-to-Market Road 1913 in Lake Meredith National Recreation Area in Texas.   Campsites are on a first-come, first-served basis and are open year-round. It is free to boondock 14 consecutive days within a 30-day period, but no more than 60 days per year. There are […]