Attend Our Guided Walks!
Save Texas Streams' guided walks invite the greater Austin community to slow down and connect with the unique natural beauty of Barton Creek, Barton Springs, and the surrounding Hill Country. Led by naturalists and passionate volunteers, these walks offer participants the chance to learn about native plants, wildlife, geology, and the fragile ecosystems that make Central Texas so special.
More than just a hike, each walk is an opportunity to deepen one’s appreciation for the land and water Save Texas Streams works to protect. Whether exploring seasonal wildflowers, spotting wildlife, or discussing the history of conservation in the area, participants walk away inspired to care for and defend these irreplaceable natural treasures.
Upcoming Walks
🥾 Fall '26 Native Plant Walk 🌿
Sunday, November 15th, 10 AM to 12 PM
Learn to identify the native plants around Town Lake their and their ecological importance, including those that are edible and medicinal.
Join us for a fun and educational nature walk led by Save Texas Streams board member Andrew Harrod, a wildlife major who teaches Environmental Systems and Biology. He is a Master Naturalist and has a love for native plants, having led many walks to train capital area budding naturalists in the areas of botany and nature interpretation.
This walk will be for two miles lasting about two hours, and will cover about twenty different plants along the way (pets and children are welcome). Location is Roberta Crenshaw pedestrian bridge, 250 MoPac Expy, Austin, TX 78701 .
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