Bobcat Woods Trail (1.5 miles) meanders through the woods along Cocklebur Slough and provides access to the Wolfweed Wetlands Complex. The boardwalk and trail are popular year-round to visitors looking for migrating songbirds or secretive woodland wildlife.
Cowtrap Marsh Trail (3.0 miles roundtrip) is an elevated levee extending into the marsh from Moccasin Pond. Witness first-hand the transition from fresh to saline wetlands and enjoy the wildlife that thrive in these dynamic habitats.
Scissor-tailed Trail (0.8 miles) encircles a small patch of forest where Cocklebur Slough drains into the marsh. It's a great place for catching those migrating songbirds as well as butterflies and wildflowers.
San Bernard Oak Trail (1.5 mile roundtrip) is home to one of the largest Live Oaks in Texas. This trail and boardwalk take you on a journey through the forested wetlands typical of the Columbia Bottomlands.
Fisherman's Trail (0.2 miles) follows Cedar Lake Creek, providing bank access and wildlife viewing opportunities in this riparian habitat. |