The Nature Park features 14 miles of trails, including a bird and butterfly trail which leads through wildflowers and prickly pear cactus.
From lakeside lowlands to wooded ridges 300 feet higher, experience this prime wildlife habitat firsthand.
Catch a glimpse of the endangered black-capped vireo and golden-cheeked warbler in addition to the threatened bald eagle as you meander across the 820 acres undeveloped at Canyon of the Eagles.
Hiking
The trails at Canyon of the Eagles are a series of complex loops that allow for creating a hike of almost any length requiring any level of effort you desire.
Three and a half miles are wheelchair accessible.
The Bird and Butterfly Trail west of the Trailhead is the easiest and provides the most shade.
The trail maps at Canyon of the Eagles are just about the best trail maps that you'll find anywhere. Printed on sturdy stock, they include contour lines more precise than you'll find on most USGS maps. All trail intersections are numbered and the actual trail markers in the field bear the same numbers making it easy to figure out exactly where you are and how to get where you want to go.
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Trail maps available at the main lodge.
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