Your donation dollars help support nature and outdoor education in our community!
We're located at 2301 N Soncy in Amarillo, Texas - just 3 miles north of I-40
Our trails are open every day of the year, sunrise to sunset. Please come and enjoy!
Our office is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 4 pm.
If you arrive to hike when our office is closed, fees can be placed in the slot by the front door - just $4 for adults and $3 for children over 3 and adults over 60.
Close to Nature...Close to Home
Upcoming Events
Oct 30, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PMAmarillo, 2301 N Soncy Rd, Amarillo, TX 79124, USAJoin us for Plan to Get Lost! A 2 part series created and facilitated by master naturalists Wayne Benson and Bill Briggs along with new facilitator Helen. Whether you want to survive in the wild or simply want to know a lot more about taking care of yourself outside, this is the class for you.
Time spent outdoors has been proven to be great for you both mentally and physically! Just a short time outside helps clear your head and relieves stress and anxiety and hiking is a great low-impact activity for all ages.
Our trails remain open and our visitor center is staffed from 9 to 4 Tuesday through Saturday. Please come on out and take a break on our 6 miles of primitive trails or our paved Libb's Trail area.
Getting your kids (and yourself!) outside is a great way to recharge after a long week of sitting in school or work and studies show that time spent outside actually helps improve creativity and concentration! It's also a great way to connect with family and friends to find some quiet alone time for yourself.
There's no need to come inside, either. Members are always free to use the trails and non-member visitors may use our fee drop box or click the donate button and pay trail fees that way if you prefer.
Scroll down for current weather conditions, rules for bringing your pets along and more!
Dogs are welcome on our trails!
Leashes required and please clean up after them. Remember that it gets very hot on the trail during the summer months so please bring water for your dog too!
Sunset on the Windmill Trail