History Beneath Our Feet

Celebrate America250 as we hike through the history of the Johnson Branch Unit.

Early settlers moved to North Texas seeking land and opportunity, establishing farms in a developing frontier. Join a ranger on a 1-mile hike to understand the historical significance of the Johnson and Jones farmsteads for our name sake and gain an appreciation for early farm life in North Texas. 

Where: Nature Center Parking Lot
When: Saturday, July 4th
Time: 9AM to 10AM
What to Bring: Water, Closed-Toed Shoes, Weather Appropriate Clothes
Who: All ages welcome.

This program is included in park entry fees.
Ray Roberts Lake State Park is known to sell out during holiday weekends. It is strongly recommended to book a Day-Pass prior to your arrival.
Programs are subject to cancellation in the event of inclement weather. Cancellations will be announced on this website, or call park headquarters for updates.