Park Spotlight
March 2022
Issue
Lake Somerville Offers Peak Horseback Riding — Plus Boating, Hiking and More
Lake Somerville's trailway offers 40 miles of trail, most of it open to horse and rider.
Story by
Russell Roe
March 2022
Issue
Discover An Easy 1.3-Mile Hike at Purtis Creek State Park
Beaver Slide Nature Path offers lake views, a bird blind and, if you're lucky, actual beavers.
Story by
Russell Roe
December 2020
Issue
Palo Pinto's Journey to Becoming a State Park
The North Texas land holds a wild history.
Story by
Lydia Saldaña
June 2020
Issue
The Future Looks Bright for Texas State Parks
These five new dream-worthy properties will one day be open to the public.
Story by
Louie Bond
August/September 2018
Issue
Landowners and Conservation Groups Play 'Devils Advocate' To Preserve Texas' Most Pristine River
The remote and beautiful Devils River is a Texas treasure.
Story by
Tom Harvey
May 2016
Issue
Rio Grande Valley Parks: Birds, Birds and More Birds
Rio Grande Valley parks offer the ultimate birder's paradise.
Story by
Melissa Gaskill
July 2015
Issue
Birth of Palo Pinto State Park
First, you acquire some iconic Texas land. Then what?
Story by
Rob McCorkle
April 2015
Issue
Photographer Jim Bones Sees Big Bend in a Different Light
Loss of sight caused the photographer to take a more impressionistic angle.
Story by
Earl Nottingham
October 2013
Issue
Explore The World Beneath Your Feet at Colorado Bend State Park
Colorado Bend State Park offers adventure above and below the ground.
Story by
Tara Humphreys
September 2010
Issue
Hiking Texas' Palo Duro Canyon
Our own ‘Grand Canyon,' Palo Duro Canyon State Park paints a vivid surprise in the Panhandle.
Story by
Cynthia Walker Pickens
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