Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve
Neighborhood: West Lake Hills
Phone: +1 512 327 7622
Fax: +1 512 328 5632
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Founded by seven women, this area was used as an outdoor laboratory for science classes and teacher training. Located on 220 acres of land it offers 2 1/2 miles of trails reserved for pedestrians. No bikes or pets are allowed; neither is picnicking or camping. This is a true wilderness preserve, and many bird watchers come to catch a glimpse of the Black Capped Vierus or Golden Cheek Warbler. Visitors are asked to donate a voluntary fee: USD2 for adults and USD1 for students or children. Sections of the trail are wheelchair accessible.
Daily 24 hrs
Pedestrian-only trails
Neighborhood: West Lake Hills
Phone: +1 512 327 7622
Fax: +1 512 328 5632
Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Founded by seven women, this area was used as an outdoor laboratory for science classes and teacher training. Located on 220 acres of land it offers 2 1/2 miles of trails reserved for pedestrians. No bikes or pets are allowed; neither is picnicking or camping. This is a true wilderness preserve, and many bird watchers come to catch a glimpse of the Black Capped Vierus or Golden Cheek Warbler. Visitors are asked to donate a voluntary fee: USD2 for adults and USD1 for students or children. Sections of the trail are wheelchair accessible.
Daily 24 hrsReviews
Great time
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Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Honolulu, HI on Dec 15 2006
