Hike at Huntsville State Park

Name: Hike at Huntsville State Park
Start: 2024-01-27T10:30:00-06:00
End: 2024-01-27T14:00:00-06:00
Location: Huntsville State Park

Adventure, exploration, and solitude await you in this beautiful mixed pine and hardwood forest. A keen eye may spot an American alligator or bald eagle. Listen for the screeches of pileated woodpeckers or simply bask in nature at this historic park, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). Everyone is welcome, non Weekend in the Woods Campers too!

Dog Friendly, Hiking, New

About the Event:
Let’s meet up to do a hike at Huntsville State Park.

Level of Difficulty:
All Walkers are welcome for about a 7 mile.

Member Only Information:

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Additional details:
We will walk at about a pace of 20 min per mile on the Chinquapin Trail, Which is about a 7-mile trail around the park. We can also deviate from this route and see other parts of the park if anyone is interested in seeing something along the hike. We will leave promptly at 10:30 AM and will be walking from the Nature Center, heading North on the trail. Arrive by 10:15 for a 10:30 sharp start time. Give yourself time to park, gear up, and find the group.

Who’s Invited:
1 guest is allowed

Meeting location:
We will be at the Nature Center. Please check it on the map: https://tpwd.texas.gov/publications/pwdpubs/media/park_maps/pwd_mp_p4505_044g.pdf.

Parking:
There is parking across the street from the Nature Center.

How to find the Group:
Look for Jesus with the HTXO Sign or call/text him.

What to Bring:
Please wear weather-appropriate clothes bring water to drink, snacks, and bug spray.
– Water. The amount of water you need depends on various factors:
*How hydrated you are before the hike/jog
*The temperature
*How strenuous the hike is for you
– Sturdy Shoes – if it rained recently, wear something you don’t mind getting wet/muddy
– Non-cotton socks – keep your feet dry with a wool sock
– Light source
– First Aid

Fees:
The hike is free, but you’ll need to pay the park entrance fee. $7 per person, or if you have a State Park Pass, the whole car gets in for free.

NOTE: Be sure to get your day pass online before the hike so you can get into the park. If they sell out, you won’t be able to get into the park. RSVP Here

After the hike:
If anyone is interested in grabbing a bite to eat/drinks afterward, we can in Conroe.

Dog Friendly: Yes
Friendly Dogs are allowed. It’s up to the owner to decide if the dog can handle the stress and difficulty of the event. ALWAYS bring water for your dog. Dogs do not regulate heat the same as people do. We do not recommend taking them on long hikes in temperatures over 80 degrees.

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