During the Choke Canyon Nature Walk, you are invited to join our interpretive Park Ranger on a short guided hike as we explore all that nature has to offer within Choke Canyon State Park. Your guide will show you how Native Americans used native plants for medicine and food sources and will introduce you to the wildlife that calls the park home. This tour starts at 10 a.m. every Saturday and lasts one hour. Please meet at the main trail before the boat ramp.

Remarkable Reptiles of Choke Canyon State Park invites you to come learn about the scaly critters that call Choke Canyon State Park home. Join our Interpretive Park Ranger and explore endangered and threatened species of reptiles such as the Texas Indigo Snake and the Texas Tortoise. You’ll also learn about alligators, venomous snakes and much more. This event is held at the Interpretation Office every Saturday from 2 p.m. and lasts one hour.

Both of these events are free to day use or over night campers. Please bring your own drinking water and hat due to high temperatures. You are also welcomed to bring your binoculars.