Saturday Honey Creek Guided Walk

Experience the natural and cultural history of Honey Creek!

Sponsored by The Friends of Guadalupe River State Park/Honey Creek State Natural Area, join certified guides for an interpretive walk to one of the last pristine bodies of water in Texas, Honey Creek, to learn about the area's natural and cultural history. The trail is about 2 miles long and moderate in difficulty--much of it is flat, but there are some rocky areas, slopes, and two steep but short hills.

*Expect the walk to last ~2.5 hours as there are frequent stops to discuss topics such as flora, fauna and geology*

Who: Recommended for ages 7 and up; no dogs, please, except for service dogs
Meet: Outside the Rust House (located within Guadalupe River State Park)
When: 8:30am- 11:00am
Bring: Sturdy footwear, water, and sun protection
It is imperative to dress for the weather and be hydrated during the summer months.
Cost: Free with park admission; Adults: $7, Children 12 & under: Free

Registration is required for this program. Register here.
Registration closes at 3PM the day before the guided walk.

However, if you wish to attend the Honey Creek Interpretive Walk as a walk-on, you may go to the Rust House at the time of the walk to see if guides can accommodate your request.

If ADA assistance is required, please request modifications using this form, or email at least 30 days in advance.

**Park programs are subject to change/cancellation in the event of inclement weather**