FORT WORTH NATURE CENTER & REFUGE
9601 Fossil Ridge Road, Fort Worth, TX 76135
Since 1964
Wetlands, Wildflowers, Short Hike, Woods, West Fork, Canoe Launch, Walking, Forests, Interpretive Center, Prairie Dogs, Flora and Fauna, Canyon Ridge & Bison Herd
Boasting over 3600 acres, the center is one of the largest city-owned nature centers in the United States and offers residents and visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural history of north central Texas ● Over 20 miles of providing easy access to a myriad of natural wonders to be found on the Refuge
Price: Ages (13-64) $5, Ages (3-12) $2, Ages (65 and Up) $3
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MARION SANSOM PARK TRAIL
2501 Roberts Cut Off Road, Fort Worth, TX 76135
Picnicking, Historic Site, Jogging, Walking, Kid Friendly, Nature Trips, Forest, Wildlife, Waterfall, River, Wild Flowers, Dogs on Leash, Muddy Rocky, Birding, Trail Running & Mountain Biking
A 264-acre chunk of land donated to the City of Fort Worth by the Federal Government for public use ● The center one is the rough driveway to Inspiration Point with its historic Shelter House, and the other is the trailhead and main ● Several interconnecting loops that wind through a wooded area with scenic vistas overlooking Lake Worth parking area
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EAGLE MOUNTAIN PARK TRAIL
11601 Morris Dido Newark Road, Fort Worth, TX 76179
Since 1924
Playground, Benches, Water Fountains, Park, Picnic Tables, Walking Trails, Restrooms, Large Pavilions and Handicap-Accessible Overlook, Jogging & Two Pavilions
Eagle Mountain Lake is one of the most beautiful lakes in north Texas spanning 8,694 acres ● This recreational lake is great for fishing, skiing, wakeboarding, relaxing, and recreational boating ● Also known for its beautiful lake homes ● Offers some of the best lake living near the city ● Provides explanations of local plants, trees, animals and landscapes, as well as insight into the history of the park and its trail system
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