FREE: Deaf Outdoors Day

Discover Lockhart State Park with ASL interpreters!

Lockhart State Park is hosting a special day of programs for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community on September 27. Join us to take a guided hike and discover an ancient weapon! All ages welcome. No registration required.

Event Schedule:

9am - 10:30am: Guided Hike. Join us to learn more about the history of Lockhart State Park with a guided hike! This hike meets at the Creekview Trailhead and is 3/4-mile long on moderate terrain. Please dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes, and bring water.

11am - 12pm: Ancient Spear Throwing. Join us to learn the basics of prehistoric hunting with an atlatl, and try it for yourself! This program meets in the archery range, which is just behind our park pool.

Each activity will have an ASL Interpreter, but for other reasonable modification requests or information related to accessibility, visit TPWD Accessibility.

Fees: This event is FREE. Park entrance fees will be waived for all participants!