Desert Adaptations Night Hike
Fri, August 07, 2026
Join us for a night hike as we explore how plants, animals, and even people have adapted to the desert night life for thousands of years!
Explore the Las Burras trail at Night with park ranger Arian to learn how many creatures have adapted to the desert, especially at night! We will be scorpion spotting as well as spider snuffing, plus learn some misconceptions about creepy crawlers. The hike is about 2 miles round-trip.
Registration RSPV HERE
For more information, please email Ranger Arian
Time: 8:30pm
Bring: Water, flashlights or red flashlights.
What to wear: Comfortable clothing, closed-toed shoes and bug spray.
Location: At the Las Burras Trailhead located off FM170, 20miles East of Presidio's Fort Leaton SHS or 26 miles off FM170 West from Barton Warnock Visitor Center.
What to Expect: We will undertake a 2-mile loop of a section of the Las Burras trail. The trail is rated as an easy hike with approximately 100 ft of elevation gain. Conditions along the trail range will be rocky.
Cost: This event is free with park admission, $5 per person 13 and older. Park admission is free with a Texas State Parks Pass.
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