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Hiking is a popular outdoor activity at Texas State Parks.

07— Our trails really give people an opportunity to experience everything about state parks without getting too involved.

Thomas Wilhelm works with state parks. He says while hikers and walkers do get closely involved in the appreciation of nature, they do not need to involve themselves in training or even buy specialized equipment to spend meaningful time on the trails.

12— We have hikes from beginner level paved hikes all the way to very difficult hikes. So, regardless of your skills or your interests – there’s a trail that’s perfect for you [in a state park].

This includes equestrian trails and ADA Accessible trails. The trails in Texas State Parks offer hikers opportunities to experience native flora and fauna, as well as solitude, peace and calm. And, for those who like to exercise their brain along with their bodies…

15—There’s also opportunities with interpretive hikes that have panels along the way that explain what’s happening. So, you’re either learning something about nature or about history — or whatever it may be. So it’s both a relaxing experience or an enlightening experience.

Find trail information at texasstateparks.org.

That’s our show for today…Funding provided in part by Ram Trucks. Guts. Glory. Ram.

For Texas Parks and Wildlife, I’m Cecilia Nasti.

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