June is a great time to seek the cooling green of the Smith Spring Trail in Guadalupe Mountains National Park!
From the park's website:
"Smith Spring Trail
Begin this hike at the trailhead sign. Look for birds, mule deer, and
elk as you walk this loop trail to the shady oasis of Smith Spring. Take
a break here and enjoy the gurgling sounds of the tiny waterfall before
continuing around to sunny Manzanita Spring. Scars from wildland fires
of 1990 and 1993 are evident along the trail. The trail is rated
moderate, with a round-trip distance of 2.3 miles. Allow one to two
hours."
Celebrate National Trails Day with us!
If you post photos and stories on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Flickr with the two hashtags, #txmountaintrail and #nationaltrailsday,
we'll be able to find them online...and we'll select our favorites to
include on stories and features about the Texas Mountains all summer
long! Join in the fun and hashtag to your heart's content!
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