Davis Mountains State Park

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Fort Davis Tales: Come hear stories about the colorful characters and events which shaped the development of the coolest town in Texas (and highest county seat).
Nature Walk on the Wild Side: Explore the park's primitive side on a guided nature walk.
Miles of Stars: Join us as we appreciate some of the darkest skies in the U.S. through storytelling and telescope viewing.
Nature's Classroom - Home School Program: This monthly outdoor education program promises a fun and educational time for kids and parents.
Summer Solstice Hike: Celebrate the longest day of the year on this evening hike up to the Keesey Canyon Overlook.
Hike With Homeless Dogs: Help a homeless dog have a great time on the trail!
Sturgeon Moon Hike: Enjoy the beautiful full moon as it rises over the Davis Mountains on this short hike.
Fort Davis Ranger Talk - Summer Program Series: Enjoy an evening program with interpreters from Fort Davis National Historic Site. A variety of topics will be covered every Saturday through early August.
Morning Nature Walk: Discovery the wide variety of animal & plant species residing in the park.
Junior Ranger Academy: This fun, ranger-led workshop is aimed for kids, ages 5-12 (but open to all), who want to build their outdoor skills.
Desert Snakes and Creepy Crawlies: Don't be scared...be curious!! Come learn about the "scary" critters inhabiting our park.
Art in the Park: Join us for an all-ages & all-ability levels arts & crafts workshop (cap at 25 people).
Miles of Stars: Come join us as we appreciate some of the darkest skies in the U.S.
Indian Lodge Tour: Discover the history behind the ONLY hotel in the Texas State Park system.
Limpia Creek Vista Summit Hike: Celebrate National Trails Day on this big hike to the park's most elevated spot.
Master Naturalist Hike: Take an introductory deep dive into the Davis Mountains on this moderate walk 'n' talk.
Hiking in the High Desert: Want to explore our mile-high desert trails? We'll cover the basics to ensure you have what it takes to stay safe and have fun.
Perseid Meteor Shower Party: Come enjoy this summer meteor event up on Skyline Drive under the dark skies of West Texas.
Hike With Homeless Dogs: Give a local shelter dog have a great time on the trail and possibly meet your new forever friend.
Marfa Bird Club @ DMSP: Want to meet other birders in our neck of the woods? Come join this new(ish), local birding club as they explore our great park.
Mexican Free-Nosed Bats...The Hummingbats of Texas: Bats play a vital role in our ecosystem. They also have a fascinating relationship with century plants (the blooming flower of Havard agaves). Come learn how these migratory pollinators procured their peculiar nickname.
Book Lady Book Fair: Come browse Margaret's (Book Lady) collection of books, many of which focus on the outdoors...all for FREE!
Animal Invaders: Come learn which invasive species pose serious problems to the ecology of our park.
Birds, Bees, & Butterflies: Pollinators play a vital role in the survival of 90% of flowering plants and 1/3 of food crops. Come check out our "pollinator garden" by the Interpretive Center, and learn how you can start one too.
Bats in the Bend: Are bats your favorite October animal? Come learn all about bats in the Big Bend region from a local TPWD biologist who studies them.