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Monday, December 22, 2014

Christmas on “The Other Side of the (Enchanted) Rock” - December 25

Create a truly unique Christmas morning memory and join a park ranger on a hike to the other side of the Rock known as Little Rock.  See the park from a different perspective than the summit.  This hike is for those with an adventurous spirit that want a real treat for Christmas Day.

9:30 am. Call (830) 685-3636 for more information.

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Monday, November 24, 2014

Turkey Trot with the Ranger at Enchanted Rock - 11/27


Start your Thanksgiving Day running the trails of Enchanted Rock with a park ranger.  Bring all of your running gear to burn off some calories before you indulge in your Thanksgiving Feast.  Choose from a 5 mile run on the Loop Trail, 3 mile run on the Loop Trail or a 1.2 mile guided hike to the summit.  Cost is a suggested donation of $10 to the Friends of Enchanted Rock.  Hot chocolate will be served as well as door prizes to be awarded.  This is strictly a fun run and not a race.  Start a new family tradition.  Reservations required.  Secure your spot by emailing Ranger Scott Whitener at Scott.Whitener@tpwd.texas.gov

9 am. Call (830) 685-3636 for more information.

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Monday, May 12, 2014

Better Lights for Starry Nights at Enchanted Rock - 5/17

Join us for a great Hill Country Alliance Dark Sky Program.  A dark night sky full of big, bright stars is important here in the Texas Hill Country just like clean rivers, scenic vistas and natural landscapes.  Little by little, light by light, the magical mystery of the big Texas night sky is diminishing.  But it’s not too late to reverse this trend and you can help!  Join Bill Wren of the McDonald Observatory as he shares his expertise on the value and simple strategies to protect starry skies.  Enjoy star gazing with Hill Country Astronomers after the program!  It’s fun, free, open to the public and kids are welcome!  Meet at the Enchanted Rock State Natural Area Group Pavilion 1/2 mile north of the park gate at 7:30 pm.

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Monday, May 05, 2014

Run with a Ranger at Enchanted Rock - 5/10

Inaugural program featuring an intro to trail running with an interpretive ranger. Learn about trail etiquette, the history, geology, flora and fauna of the Rock. Beginners encouraged and welcomed – no one will be left behind. Please bring water and a snack. 8:30 am. Call (830) 685-3030 for more information.

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Monday, June 13, 2011

Bats of Enchanted Rock For Kids - 6/16

This introduction to the wonders of bats is geared for kids. Nyta Brown, Natural Resource Specialist for Texas PArks and Wildlife will introduce the wonder of bats; what they eat, where they live, and how their habits help our Hill Country environment. Kids love bats! Bring your children for what is sure to be a great time. Presentation will be held under the group pavilion at Enchanted Rock State Natural Park at10 am. Plan to stay after the program. You can enjoy picnics in the shade and let the kids play. No limit on attendance.

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Monday, May 16, 2011

Bats of the Hill Country - 5/19

Natural Resource Specialist, Nyta Brown, from Texas Parks & Wildlife will give an introduction to the fascinating world of bats and their importance to the environment. The presentation will be held under the group pavilion at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area at 10 am. Plan to stay for lunch--bring a picnic and enjoy the shade and views.

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Friday, February 11, 2011

Enchanted Rock Interpretive Summit Tour - 2/12

Join the Friends of Enchanted Rock for an interpretive Summit Tour with Carl Fabre. Carl is a Certified Interpretive Guide and a member of the National Association for Interpretation. A sixth generation Texan, Carl has been hiking, camping, climbing, photographing, and enjoying Enchanted Rock for almost 40 years. Come and enjoy learning about ERSNA's geological landforms, flora and fauna, archaeology and cultural history! Meet at the Gazebo at 9:00am. Wear comfortable clothes, hiking shoes and hat. Bring water & cameras. Please, no pets on interpretive tours. To reserve a spot, call 685-3038 and leave a message. Tour is weather permitting.

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