See Texas Clearly When You Visit Uvalde County This Fall
The cities of Concan, Utopia, Uvalde, and Sabinal make up Uvalde County, a destination that allows visitors to see Texas clearly with its nature-centric offerings and picturesque scenery. Located 90 miles West of San Antonio, Uvalde County is a convenient road trip for a fall getaway. Here are a few ways that you can enjoy a retreat to nature in Uvalde County this fall.
There is nothing more beautiful than witnessing the bald cypress trees change color at Garner State Park.
See the Clearest Rivers in Texas
Uvalde County is home to the clearest rivers in Texas - the Nueces, Frio and Sabinal. With low phosphorus levels and natural rock bottoms, the rivers are so clear you can see your feet (and the fish!). The rivers are the perfect place to unwind, breathe in the fresh air, and see the autumnal trees lining the shores. From tubing and swimming in the warmer months to canoeing, kayaking, and fishing opportunities in the cooler months, there is something for everyone to enjoy on the water all year round.
See Texas clearly with a fall hike in Uvalde County.
Hike Through the Fall Foliage
A hike through Uvalde County reveals miles of untouched nature and beautiful fall foliage. Start your day of hiking at Garner State Park that offers hikes for all skill levels and mountain biking. Lost Maples State Natural Area is also a sight to behold in the fall with its 10 miles of hiking trails and beautiful Bigtooth maples. Another way to explore the trails in Uvalde County is by horseback, so saddle up and see the changing leaves with a guided horseback ride.
Whether you are horseback riding or exploring by foot, Uvalde County offers miles of trails that are dotted with flowers and towering trees.
Spot the Local Wildlife
From fish to deer, see the wildlife that calls Uvalde County home from the banks and beyond during your stay. Make sure to pack your birding binoculars for the trip so you can spot a wide range of indigenous birds species in the fall trees. With multiple birding locations you are likely to spot birds such as hawks and the Golden-cheeked Warbler. Hunting is another popular activity in Uvalde County with game ranging from deer, doves, hogs and turkeys to exotics like ram, elk and nilgai antelope. When you want to get up close to some amazing animals, Uvalde County offers unique activities like giraffe feeding and camel rides.
During the cooler fall months, visitors can enjoy Uvalde County’s three pristine rivers with an afternoon of kayaking.
Explore the Scenery With a Helicopter Ride
Watch the Uvalde County sunset from the sky with a helicopter ride. Take in the sights of the landscape and pristine rivers with this unique, bird’s-eye view experience. You may even spot some wildlife during your ride. When you are back on land, gaze up at the millions of stars that light up the Uvalde County sky.
We invite you and your family to see Texas clearly this fall when you visit Uvalde County. For more ideas on all there is to do and see in Uvalde County, check out VisitUvaldeCounty.com